1-on-1 in 10 clip: Rawiri Waititi on Māori Seats, Welfare & Cost Crisis
In this week’s 1-on-1 in 10, Rawiri Waititi lays out why Māori electorates matter more than ever — and how…
Election 2026
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Government’s response to oil crisis is pathetic – they are not preparing for worst-case scenario
The Government says it’s preparing for a worst-case fuel crisis — but critics say it’s already too late.
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The Octopus Murder Conspiracy – Why Iranians can never trust Americans
From coups to conspiracies, the history between Iran and America explains why trust is impossible — and why today’s conflict matters.
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Remember when Winston said “Middle East conflict will be over faster than people were expecting “? Y-e-a-h, ’bout that
Winston Peters said the Middle East conflict would end quickly — now that claim looks wildly off the mark.
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Nicola Willis Must Act Now: Home Support Workers Are Subsidising The State With Their Own Petrol – Te Pāti Māori
Home support workers are paying out of pocket to keep New Zealand’s care system running — and Te Pāti Māori says enough is enough.
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Fisheries Amendment Erases What Is Good About The Act – Forest & Bird
Forest & Bird warns new fishing laws could damage marine ecosystems and prioritise profit over sustainability.
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Home Support Workers Must Be Front of Queue For Fuel Fix Nicola Willis – PSA
PSA says home support workers must be first in line for urgent fuel relief as rising petrol prices threaten essential care services.
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SHOCK 0.2% GDP FLATLINE! Optimistic economists and free market cheerleader journalists get it wrong again!
Economists predicted growth — reality delivered 0.2%. Here’s why the NZ economy isn’t recovering the way they claim.
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Trump turns on the media as Illegal War in Iran becomes quagmire
Trump turns on the media as the Iran war spirals — raising serious questions about press freedom and power.
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WAATEA NEWS COLUMN: It will be the Working Class, Beneficiaries, Students, Pensioners, Māori, Pasifika and Disabled who will be hurt most at the Pump
As petrol prices rise, it’s the working class, beneficiaries, Māori, Pasifika and disabled people who will carry the greatest burden.
