Bubble, Bubble, toil & trouble
The US stock market is dangerously overvalued, driven by AI hype, Nvidia’s monopoly and extreme inequality. Is a 2026 crash inevitable? A deep dive into the bubble.
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Simeon Brown knew Public Health privatisation was wrong
Unredacted Health NZ advice warned of serious risks in outsourcing surgeries. Did Simeon Brown ignore the dangers of health privatisation?
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Winston’s Māori Electorate lies are already falling to pieces
Winston Peters claims the Māori roll is shrinking. Data shows it has grown by over 16,000 voters. Here’s why the Māori electorate debate matters.
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Alliance Party Prepares For 2026 General Election Campaign At Conference
The Alliance Party prepares for the 2026 General Election at its Christchurch National Conference, confirming policy, constitution changes, and campaign strategy.
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I’m glad Seymour removed the Māori name of school lunches
David Seymour removes the Māori name from Ka Ora, Ka Ako as reports show school lunches fail nutrition standards.
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The horror of Malachi Subecz’s murder and when the Family Court is your ‘solution’
The Coroner’s report into Malachi Subecz exposes child protection failures and why the Family Court cannot be the default solution.
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Trans Murder in Canada isn’t really helping with the inclusive branding is it?
After the Tumbler Ridge school shooting, the usual culture-war blame game erupted. Here’s what the data says — and what actually matters now.
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Little sympathy for MSD Security or MSD staff
MSD plans security guard cuts at Work and Income offices. A look at the Ashburton murders, welfare hostility, and the political anger behind it.
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Government will ram through multi-billion gas project that will make climate change worse
The Luxon Government plans a $1b LNG import terminal critics call dirty, dumb and expensive. Is this corporate welfare for the gas industry that will worsen climate change and raise power prices?
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The Trumpian public lynching of Judge Ema Aitken by NZF Goons
Judge Ema Aitken denies wrongdoing as NZ First controversy raises questions about judicial independence and political pressure.
