THE 5TH EYE
The long anticipated documentary, THE 5TH EYE, that follows the story of the Waihopai Three and the GCSB premieres this month in the New Zealand International Film Festival.
Most Recent Blogs
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Waatea 5th Estate – Crime, Prisons and Gangs
Joining us tonight to discuss Crime, Prisons and Gangs
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Matthew Hooton on “secret” UMR poll?
Secret Internal Poll – National slumps to 42%
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I can smell the Uranium from here – the obscenity of ACC owning private prison just got worse
…laugh it up NZers, you’ve allowed a corrupt private corporation with appalling human rights to make money out of incarceration along with Government Departments and that corrupt corporation also make money out of nuclear weapons.
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Minto for Mayor in Christchurch
Today I’m announcing plans to stand as the KOA (Keep our Assets Canterbury) candidate for the Christchurch City Mayoralty.
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Despite golf games, signing away NZ sovereignty for TPPA + mass surveillance – Key doesn’t get his Obama visit
Spare a thought for poor old John Key.
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Excuse me Minister
I listened in disbelief to Lisa Owen interviewing Bill English on The Nation. Perhaps they believe their own spin?
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Strange Rumblings In Carterton: Reflections On Spending My Weekend Campaigning For Ron Mark
Over this weekend just gone, I was deployed alongside more than a dozen members of New Zealand First’s new, nascent youth wing into the Wairarapa electorate. The mission was simple: train and upskill a group of ardent young people in preparation for the necessary exigencies of what promises to be a thrilling 2017 campaign.
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Left parties should support a big drop in house prices
Labour and the Greens should not be scared to support economist Arthur Grimes’ call for policies to bring down Auckland house prices by 40%. We don’t need to support all his policy suggestions. But let’s recognise that a 40% drop would only bring the Auckland median house price (now around $820,000) down to what it was four years ago ($495,000). Why not aim for that?
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Breaking Sad – Why the meth epidemic is happening in NZ
I think one of the fundamental misunderstandings by journalists and politicians over the new P epidemic is that they don’t understand the economics and power struggles at work.