Luxon Coup could spark snap election
If Luxon falls, it won’t stabilise National — it could detonate the whole political cycle.

If Luxon falls, it won’t stabilise National — it could detonate the whole political cycle.
A law that solves nothing. A culture war that solves everything — for politicians who need one.

Trump starts redefining war crimes. New Zealand starts arguing about culture wars. If that doesn’t alarm you, it should.

NZ First supporters aren’t just angry—they’re reshaping politics into something uglier. And if National wins, guess who gets the keys again?

Fuel crisis. Inflation rising. Jobs under threat. And this is what politicians are arguing about?

You don’t have to agree with Jonathan Ayling to see this — when the Foreign Minister talks like this, something’s gone badly wrong.

While Kiwis struggle with fuel, jobs and rising costs, NZ First has picked its fight — defining what a woman is. This is where we are now.

Trump escalates, Brian Tamaki rants about makeup, and drug use soars while Ministers call it success. This is the War on News.

Talking tough is easy. Turning up isn’t. Especially when the invitation comes with real questions.

The Herald’s latest hit on Chris Hipkins over Covid vaccines looks less like reporting and more like billionaire-backed culture war politics.