BREAKING NEWS: John Key shock resignation – we suggest why
In a shock announcement, John Key, Prime Minister of NZ has announced his resignation.
Martyn Bradbury
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Let’s be honest about why National are 50% in the Polls
Let’s be honest about National’s recent poll rating that the mainstream media tried to use to strangle Little last week leading into the by election. The reason National are at 50% is because of a biased mainstream media and a property bubble that creates an illusion of wealth.
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Landslide win to NZ Labour in Mt Roskill by election
Tonight’s remarkable landslide to Wood proves that Labour’s core message of infrastructure investment, affordable housing and empathy have more going for it than National’s vacant aspiration.
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TDB SPECIAL: 1 year out from 2017 election – the Battlefields
With just 12 months until the 2017 election, where are we at and where will we be going into the 2017 election?
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The Labour+Green is ‘too left wing’ myth, why writing Little off is elitist & Rachel Smalley channels the Ray Miller Fallacy
These right wing media pundits who keep claiming that Labour+Greens are somehow too left wing would’t know a Left wing position if Zombie Marx rose from the grave and bit them!
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We need a radical populist not a reactive populist
With all the focus on populism, it seems to have escaped many of the political punditry in NZ that we already have a populist Prime Minister.
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BLOGWATCH: Duncan Greive’s weird scorn of Viceland makes Spinoff bitter
Duncan Greive’s weird scorn of Viceland in the NZ Herald seems less Opinion piece and more Advertorial.
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Cafe Review: Chloe Swarbrick’s new ‘Olly’
Creamy coffee, artisan doughnuts and art – what’s more to love?
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Viceland NZ on Sky TV has done more for Journalism in 24 hours than the entire mainstream media have accomplished in a year and is The Project on TV3 dead before it’s launched?
Oh. My. God Viceland on Sky TV 13 is the best thing to ever happen to NZ Journalism.
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The Journalism, Media & Democracy 2016 Media Ownership Report
The live stream of the Journalism, Media & Democracy 2016 Media Ownership Report yielded an incredible insight to how precarious the current state of journalism really is.