Why James Shaw going to Glasgow is a hollow virtue signalling joke
Shaw says COP26 conference most important since Paris Agreement Climate Minister James Shaw’s trip to the COP26 conference and his…
Deconstructing Headlines
Critical analysis breaking down New Zealand news coverage, media framing, and political narratives behind the headlines.
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Rushing through thought crime terror powers is a really really really bad idea
The shock wave caused by the ISIS terrorist attack in West Auckland has frightened us all and while that fear is legitimate, it must not cloud our judgment.
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Judith promises to never, ever, ever, ever, ever resign as National Leader & we on the Left are thrilled
She loves power the way a Great White Shark loves blood.
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China’s property meltdown – here comes the next external shock to NZ
10 years ago analysts were warning that China’s largest property investment company, EverGrande, was a basket case of Frankenstein ideology…
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Why replacing Judith still can’t save National
National has 99 problems and while Judith is at least 50 of them, that still leaves 49 problems.
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The true price of a NZ Independent Foreign Policy in the shadow of AUKUS
AUKUS provides a first strike capacity option against China using nuclear subs armed with hypersonic missiles. It’s an aggressive posture…
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3 cheers for the Taliban?
I don’t think western critics or feminists understand war.
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Australia’s shock nuclear sub program & AUKUS represent alarming escalation of tension with China
When historians look back and attempt to define the moment the Cold War in the Pacific went hot, it will be AUKUS they point to.
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Tamati Coffey’s ‘triumph’, why Te Reo week creates such friction & Labour’s empty gestures
Like most Gen Xers growing up in NZ as a kid, I had very few opportunity’s to learn Maori or even understand my own country’s history.
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First Delta UMR Poll – Winners & Losers
As Auckland struggles to get out of Level 4 and everyone wants to publicly hang the Wanaka absconders, the latest client UMR Poll drops to give an indication how the political fortunes of our Political Parties have fared during the Delta lockdown.
As always there are winners and losers.