Greens Slam Luxon Climate Law Amendment
The Greens say Luxon’s Government is racing through climate law changes to protect corporate polluters while everyday New Zealanders battle rising costs and worsening climate chaos.
Election 2026
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Bradbury Group: Debbie Ngarewa-Packer & Moana LIVE
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer joins The Bradbury Group as Moana Maniapoto breaks down her explosive Winston Peters interview while Matthew Hooton, Tau Henare and Dita De Boni go to war over Election 2026, the economy and the Maiki Sherman controversy.
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NZ Herald Declares The Right Already Won Election
When media outlets stop reporting elections and start narrating inevitability, polling becomes less about democracy and more about manufacturing consent.
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Ending Fees Free Punishes Young New Zealanders
Student debt, impossible rents and collapsing home ownership aren’t accidents, they’re the economic architecture of modern New Zealand, and young people are paying for it.
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Kapa-Kingi goes nuclear on Te Pāti Māori – Te Tai Tokerau now in play
A Māori electorate once expected to stay comfortably with Te Pāti Māori is suddenly wide open after Mariameno Kapa-Kingi’s dramatic split and new party launch.
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Te Pāti Māori Responds To New Te Tai Tokerau Party
A new Māori political party is entering the Election 2026 landscape, but Te Pāti Māori says its kaupapa and movement remain bigger than any one candidate or seat.
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Hūhana Lyndon Pushes Long-Term Vision For Te Tai Tokerau
Hūhana Lyndon says Te Tai Tokerau deserves leadership rooted in kaupapa, tino rangatiratanga and long-term commitment. Not election-cycle politics.
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ACT Citizenship Test: If ACT Were Honest
ACT wants migrants tested on Kiwi values. Fine. Let’s test ACT’s values first: privatisation, punishment, property rights and crocodile tears.
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Moana’s masterclass interview with Matua Winston
Moana Maniapoto didn’t let Winston Peters dance away in fog and fury. She held the line. And exposed how thin the old magic has become.
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Coromandel Candidate Warns Over Council Reforms
The push for larger council structures is raising fears that regional communities like the Coromandel will lose local voices and local control.
