ACT Thinks Booze Will Fix the Economy
As hardship grows across New Zealand, ACT’s push to make alcohol easier to access raises a serious question — is this economic policy, or political distraction?
Deconstructing Headlines
Critical analysis breaking down New Zealand news coverage, media framing, and political narratives behind the headlines.
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National/ACT/NZF Accused of Election Gerrymandering – Pressure on Electoral Commission
Changes to voting rules are sparking debate over fairness, with critics warning of major impacts on voter participation.
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If the choices this election are Winston as PM for 12 months or 18 months, why wouldn’t’ you vote TOP?
If Winston holds the balance of power again, is voting TOP the only way to change the outcome?
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The Horror of Israel’s Actions in the West Bank, Lebanon and Iran
As conflict spreads across multiple fronts, humanitarian crises deepen in Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon.
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White House insider trading and how bad does Iran get for Trump?
Trump delays his Iran strike as insider trading allegations explode inside the White House. Is this strategy — or chaos?
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Shane Jones will fine The Daily Blog $50,000?!?
A new fisheries law could fine media $50,000 for publishing boat footage. The Daily Blog says bring it on — and will fight it in court.
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The contempt of Winston Peters + will NZ First swing hard right on Abortion with Alfred Ngaro?
A stunt in Parliament and a controversial political alignment raise bigger questions about where NZ First is heading ahead of Election 2026.
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Greens stepping up with real political leadership
From transport relief to housing reform, the Greens are putting forward a policy platform that directly targets the crises facing New Zealanders.
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More arrests for cannabis possession a reminder what a racist class war looks like
As cannabis use rises, so do arrests — but the real story may be about who gets targeted, and who doesn’t.
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LNG terminal New Zealand slammed as ‘worst of both worlds’
A proposed $1 billion LNG terminal is being slammed as costly, high-emission and corporate welfare — raising serious questions about NZ’s energy future.
