You have more chance of winning lotto than getting a state house or any help from this Government
Nicola Willis says State housing tenants have won Lotto. Funny, because most of them are still waiting for a safe roof and a Government that cares.
Chris Bishop
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National Drops The Mask, Six Months Before Election 2026
National has stopped pretending to be centrist. Six months before Election 2026, the cruelty is out in the open and the target is anyone too exhausted to fight back.
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How Sunfields sums up everything wrong with political corruption in NZ
Flood-prone land, weak infrastructure and fast-track powers have turned Sunfield into a lightning rod for anger over developer politics.
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Labour Slams National’s Social Housing Cuts
Labour says National is forcing vulnerable social housing tenants to pay for Budget savings through higher rents and reduced support.
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Sunfield Fast-Track: Floodplain Politics Stinks
Calling a floodplain SunField is dark comedy. Fast-tracking it without proper infrastructure is something far uglier.
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The horror of Sunfield and the naked corruption of NZ Politics against the poor
Flood plains. No transport. No sewage. No stormwater. Yet Sunfield was rammed through under fast-track powers. What does that look like to you?
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Another Chris Bishop backdown on urban intensification is another punch in Auckland’s face
Auckland is told to grow — then blocked when it tries. Another housing cut, another reminder of who really holds the power.
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Government strips iwi from housing plan — Te Pati Māori backs Muaūpoko
Te Pati Māori backs Muaūpoko after iwi references are removed from a Levin housing plan, raising concerns over Treaty relationships and development.
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Climate Protest Targets Plan to Abolish Environment Ministry
Climate Liberation Aotearoa protests Government plans to abolish the Ministry for the Environment, warning of ecological destruction and weakened protections.
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Zero Waste Aotearoa Opposes Plan to Abolish MfE
Zero Waste Aotearoa warns the Government’s plan to fold the Ministry for the Environment into a mega-ministry risks weakening environmental protection.
