The question isn’t can we track Tom Phillips, the question is should we
Missing Marokopa family: Former SAS tracker says soldiers could find Tom Phillips within two weeks A former SAS tracker says…
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New Sunday Political Podcast: Te Huinga Poti – “Power to the People – the gathering of votes” – Helen Clark, Geopolitics and Race Relations
3,2,1 and we are off with our brand show – “Power to the People – the gathering of votes” –…
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Iwi v. Peewee – How Seymour lost the Treaty principles debate
The Treaty Principles debate on Tuesday’s ‘The Working Group’ – the first with David Seymour – was a runaway success…
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GUEST BLOG: Ian Powell – Non-Disclosure Agreements in Health New Zealand – an oxymoron!
Oxymoron is one of the more sharpest and cutting words in the English vocabulary. It is a figure of speech that…
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NEW POLL: National crash – see why getting Talbot Poll leak right was so important
I have been attacking the manner in which the lazy (and let’s not forget stupid) manner in which the current…
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Attacking Trans access to amateur sport is ugly, cruel and malicious
Sport and Recreation Minister Chris Bishop asked Sport NZ to review, update transgender inclusion principles Sport and Recreation Minister Chris…
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NETFLIX REVIEW: The cancelling of Ellen
There’s a great clip by Bill Burr joking about woke cancel culture that’s doing the rounds on social media at…
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Nicho Waipuka exemplifies all that is wrong with our prison system
Killer of RNZ journalist released, despite still being high risk The man jailed for almost 13 years for killing RNZ…
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“Extermination” in Gaza – Where are you Christopher Luxon? Winston Peters? David Seymour?
Thousands will march for Palestine across Aotearoa this weekend as UN investigators accuse Israel of deliberately targeting Gaza’s health facilities…
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$500k in Fast Track donations – how easily tricked are Kiwis?
$500,000 in political donations associated with fast track projects Companies and shareholders associated with 12 fast-track projects gave more than…