You would think that with the rise of conspiracy theories spread like wildfire on Facebook and external actors who want to influence NZ politics that public broadcasting as a vital tool to protect our democracy would draw huge media attention and forceful debate.
Yes, yes, yes – Jacinda won. We all saw that, but the reality is we all lost.
I just wanted to take a moment to acknowledge the incredible election coverage offered up so far by our Māori media.
Moana sat down with the Leader of the Labour Party and asked her about the big issuses facing Māori.
The awful Press Leaders Debate is on tonight and it will be a joyful cacophony of screams, declarations of hate speech and woke activists online taking photos of their Stuff subscriptions canceled.
What a Brave New World we live in now.
The Guardian is watching!
How good would a Labour-Green-Māori Party Government be?
If we want to be serious about Tino rangatiratanga, then we need to start envisaging how to make it real within the current power structure so that it means something.
The timid policy caution that hides behind Labour’s facade of Jacinda’s crisis leadership means the poorest and weakest amongst us will simply go backwards, the Green Policy platform provides the spark of radicalism that we desperately need.