Cheaty of Waitangi 2026: Brown on Brown unfriendly fire while the Right escapes accountability
Waitangi Day should be about accountability, power, and honouring Te Tiriti. In 2026, it became something else entirely. As a…

Waitangi Day should be about accountability, power, and honouring Te Tiriti. In 2026, it became something else entirely. As a…

As Waitangi Day approaches, the Government is attempting to reassure Māori that the Treaty of Waitangi is safe under its…
I think ACTs mask slipped last week. The shock of seeing them for the foaming mouthed ideological storm troopers they…

David Seymour’s Atlas Network event in Britain and Shane Jones’ Singapore oil announcement raise transparency questions for NZ voters.

Critics argue global free-market networks like Atlas influence deregulation debates in New Zealand. What the Regulatory Standards Bill could mean.

Critics argue the Atlas Network’s global free-market ecosystem echoes through NZ policy debates. Why the Regulatory Standards Bill matters more than the noise.

The Atlas Network contacts The Daily Blog after our reporting on its influence in NZ politics. Here’s our response and why it matters.
April 17: Day 23 of living in lock-down…
April 7: Day 13 of living in lock-down… and unlucky for those who are superstitious. A day when there was a ray of sunshine from an otherwise bleak day of worrying signs.
.NZ First’s success in putting the euthenasia bill to a public referenda may not be the victory they believe it to be. They may even have sounded the death-knell for a second Labour-NZ First-Green coalition.