ACT go full gun nut & highlights their ultimate weakness
ACT gun policy is an ‘attack’ on Kiwis’ safety, police union says The police union has called out ACT’s gun…
Deconstructing Headlines
Critical analysis breaking down New Zealand news coverage, media framing, and political narratives behind the headlines.
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BREAKING: TV3 Poll – BOOM – Māori Party is Kingmaker!
BOOM It’s all over for National. Labour – 35.9 National – 35.3 ACT – 10.9 Green – 8.1 Māori Party…
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Sudan becomes next domino in a new human century of global failed state disaster colonialism entropy
A war for our age: how the battle for Sudan is being fuelled by forces far beyond its borders The…
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Why NZ should have promoted Journalism in the Pacific
Pacific media under threat amid US-China contest, experts warn While Fiji has repealed its draconian media law, its imprint can…
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I despise the retirement village industry
Commerce Commission investigating retirement villages The Commerce Commission is launching an investigation into potential breaches of the Fair Trading Act…
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Why ACT and the Māori Party are different from all the other political parties and Stuff journalist surprised David Seymour is smart and articulate
There is an enormous difference between ACT and the Māori Party and the rest of the political spectrum, and that…
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Shane’s Epsom cup of tea in Northland becomes National’s only road to victory
180 days out from his elections with Labour, John Key was consistently double digits ahead of Labour. 180 days out…
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Chippy vs JT and the Laila Harre rule of politics with Labour
Election 2023: Chris Hipkins says smaller political parties should ‘be careful’ with their demands The Prime Minister has fired a…
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Boomer King spooks Aucklanders with 22% rate threat to soften airport sale privatization
Here we go, another terrifying rates increase headline to spook Aucklanders into agreeing to an asset fire-sale… Auckland councillors angry…
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Can Raf Manji win Ilam without an Epsom cup of tea deal?
Food inflation has exploded… Food prices soar 12.5% annually – largest increase since 1987 The new figures from Stats NZ…