Political Caption Competition


Chris Hipkins outlines Labour’s conditions for supporting the India Free Trade Agreement, including migrant worker protections and transparency demands.

NZ First wants ministers to regain Fast Track powers as a $1B LNG terminal is rushed through. Is this energy policy — or corporate welfare?

Wellington’s sewage crisis reignites debate over scrapping Three Waters. Was ditching water reform ideological sabotage with real-world consequences?

David Seymour channels Musk and Milei with public sector cuts. Is ACT’s small government agenda fit for New Zealand’s challenges?

Waatea’s election poll shows NZ First surging and Te Pāti Māori far from dead. What does this Māori voter engagement signal for 2026?

Does the Epstein scandal implicate Zionism or Israel? A critical look at elite power, antisemitism, and collective blame in global politics.
Don’t know what happened in there but at least my hands are clean.
See, it’s easy! (for the powerful)!
Give the prick a car to sleep in.
One with a broken window.
Down boy, down ! There’s enough for the needy, but not for the greedy.
“Just between you and me, I’ve been ordered out of my house.
Tried sleeping in Simon Bridge’s new electric ‘tuk tuk’ but it’s unheated.”
Hi Work and Income I need some help…lately I’ve been forced to sleep in my car…
Oh dear how sad…where is your car?
In my garage…
Where is your garage”
At my mansion…
Why are you sleeping in your car…
My wife told me I was to sleep there until I learned to stop pulling pony tails…
I suggest you visit the Salvation Army and seek help for your sickness and then you might like to ask for a sickness benefit…and if you have no luck there I suggest to talk to the Minister Paula Bennett…or inspirational Judith Collins…she just got back from lecturing the world on honesty in politics.
“Thanks gang I feel a lot better now, you WINZ people are really great…
See- Point proven.- By donating 10 dollars a week to charity from my Blind trust I receive 10 times that amount back each week. Bit simpler than poor old Bill English, MOF, double dipping to make ends meet.