Media Watch

Australian 60 Minutes is right to question our relationship with China because we are incapable of doing it ourselves. 

The narrative from the Māori Party has been what is the point of having the biggest Māori Labour Caucus if you can’t get anything for Māori?

It would be funny watching right wing people suffer from something they don’t believe is happening.

Hollywood is the propaganda arm of the American Military Industrial Complex.

Last weeks clash between the Māori Party and National in Parliament overshadowed one of the best speeches Kelvin Davis has given.

Hats off to Jack Tame, his interview with Shane Reti this morning was painfully insightful into the vacantness of National’s race baiting.

Aren’t human beings funny?

The desperation driving Judith Collins in her attempt to bring back to life the ghost of Don Brash’s Orewa Speech by consistently referring to co-governance as ‘Separatism’ and ‘Segregation’ is not only ugly and disingenuous, it flies in the face of National’s own history of co-governance with Māori.

Hoots doesn’t believe my suggestion that Labour strategists were smart enough to use the pay freeze to slip past the Fair Pay Agreement last week, but then again Hoots thought Todd Muller was a smart choice for National Party Leader so his Machiavellian radar might be off a tad.