Give the Trucking industry 1 inch and they will steal all your road miles you fool
They say heavier trucks will lower costs. What they don’t say? Trucks already cause most of the damage to our roads — and we pay for it.
ACT Party
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When will this Clown Government condemn America and Israel for starting illegal war against Iran?
As the Iran war escalates, the Government’s silence is raising serious questions about leadership, accountability, and whose side New Zealand is really on.
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ACT Thinks Booze Will Fix the Economy
As hardship grows across New Zealand, ACT’s push to make alcohol easier to access raises a serious question — is this economic policy, or political distraction?
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My Final Word clip: Brooke van Velden Resigns — What Happened to Pay Parity?
Brooke van Velden resigns — but the fallout from scrapping pay parity is far from over. What happens next for ACT and workers?
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Government Bill Undoes Pike River Legacy: Pike Families – Stand With Pike
Pike River families condemn rushed law changes they say undermine workplace safety and betray the legacy of the 29 men who died.
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First rat to leave the ship – Brooke van Velden quits ACT
Brooke van Velden’s exit from ACT raises questions over pay equity reforms, polling decline, and internal political pressure ahead of Election 2026.
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I’m Proud To Be A Shoplifter – Te Tai Tokerau Principals Association
Calling principals “shoplifters” for feeding kids? Te Tai Tokerau educators fire back at David Seymour’s latest remarks.
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Now Seymour is threatening schools who share lunch with the poor?
Comparing feeding hungry kids to shoplifting? David Seymour’s comments spark outrage as debate over school lunches explodes.
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Why National, ACT and NZF’s attack on Covid spending by Labour is so outrageous and disingenuous
National, ACT and NZF attack Labour’s Covid spending—but borrowed more themselves. A sharp look at the political hypocrisy.
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National, ACT + NZF too frightened to act on petrol prices crisis because they are still criticising Covid response
Rising petrol prices expose National, ACT and NZF’s failure to act, as global conflict and energy shocks hit New Zealand households.
