NZ Last – Winston sells NZ out to the corporations with Regulatory Standards Bill
The great champion of economic nationalism and independence, Winston Peters, the politician who launched his Party raging against trans national…
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The leadership whispers against Luxon have begun
The rumour mill is now leaning towards a National Party leadership spill. Much plotting was done at Jim Bolger’s recent…
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Food wank palaces squabble over Michelin Star corporate welfare
New Zealand Michelin Guide’s launch in four cities disappoints regional restaurateurs New stars are on the horizon with the Michelin…
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Voters will go nuts when they realise what the mass surveillance congestion fees mean to them
Road tolling changes will be tough ‘for users to swallow’ It will be difficult for the Government to justify some…
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Roastbusters vs McSkimming vs a few bad apples
The ‘Roastbusters’ case was mentioned on TV some time back. I was at someone else’s place and the lady there…
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Ben Morgan’s Pacific Update: Australia & Indonesia announce new defence agreement
On 12 November, Australia and Indonesia announced a new security treaty that will increase their security cooperation. The new treaty…
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Maori Party Self Mutilation- winners, losers and predictions
The bewildering self sabotage and self mutilation of te Pati Maori is a gasp inducing, heads held in hands, cavalcade…
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Dragging Cook Islands away from China – Did Winston fail us?
Fractured relationship between NZ-Cook Islands dealt another blow The fractured political relationship between New Zealand and the Cook Islands has…
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We need Public/Iwi Partnerships to break monopolies and build infrastructure not Public/Private Partnerships
In NZ we have the Public Service vs the Private Sector to generate the friction of competition. That is a…
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How the Left structurally counters Taxpayers’ Union cavalcade of right wing corporate influence
The astroturf constellation of Taxpayers’ Union, Free Speech Union, The Campaign Company, Groundswell, Federated Farmers, The NZ Initiative, The Atlas…
