The Atlas Network and its global influence in New Zealand
Critics argue the Atlas Network’s free-market ecosystem helps export deregulation, culture-war messaging, and policy templates. What to watch in NZ.
Martyn Bradbury
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Beat up over Jordan Rivers and Labour Party seems a bit silly
Popular social media creative Jordan Rivers employed in Labour Party leader’s office; private post falls foul of Speaker Gerry Brownlee,…
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The cult of hating Jacinda
I believe the last election was decided by voters embittered post Covid who had gone from being the team of…
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This is a government of landlords, for landlords in the interests of landlords
MP property rich list: Our MPs have stakes in a combined $379 million of property – who owns the most?…
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We told you there was a coup brewing inside National
Cough, cough, TDB told you there was a coup brewing inside National… The anatomy of National’s failed coup The week…
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There is no depression (or corruption) in NZ. We don’t know how lucky we are!
We never talk about what a fascist little police state NZ truly is. The NZ Police grew out of the…
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Nicola Willis and the social investment scam
$35,000 spent on a child now could save hundreds of thousands on boot camps and prison sentences, Willis says Spending…
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Tākuta Ferris destroys Māori Party & now lectures Labour on politics? The audacity of this guy!
Tākuta Ferris calls for Māori voters to intentionally exploit electoral loophole to get rid of Government What the flying Christ?…
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We beg our trading partners: punish us for our climate sins
Revealed: Billion-dollar trade partners worried about NZ’s climate backdowns The Government has insisted that its rollback of climate change pledges,…
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NZ Initiative & Atlas Network applaud as Regulatory Standards Bill passes
The Regulatory Standards Bill has passed. Supporters call it reform. Critics warn it prioritises property rights. What the shift means for NZ law-making.
