The Toxic Political Legacy of Judith Collins
Judith Collins exits Parliament leaving behind one of the most divisive political legacies modern New Zealand has seen.
Judith Collins
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Luxon claims support, then 5 traitors, then total support again – he’s becoming as credible as a non-orange Trump
Five disgruntled MPs… or total support? Luxon can’t seem to decide — and that contradiction is starting to look a lot like a leadership crisis National can’t contain.
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Winston Peters and Judith Collins role in setting up Judge Ema Aitken in kangaroo court fiasco
A claim is made. A judge is dragged. Then it’s “disavowed.” But the damage? That sticks.
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WAATEA NEWS COLUMN: Is an English-first rebrand of Government Departments the most pressing issue confronting Aotearoa during the worst energy crisis ever?
Fuel crisis. Inflation rising. Jobs under threat. And this is what politicians are arguing about?
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Luxon and National – Less a Cabinet reshuffle, more a snapping Coffin
This wasn’t a reset. It was a move to hold the numbers — and hold off what comes next.
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When Farrar flagged becoming a state of Australia, had Judith whispered in his ear?
Ummmm. When Farrar flagged becoming a state of Australia, had Judith whispered in his ear? Defence Minister Judith Collins reassures New…
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Pressure Mounts on NZ to Take Stand on Iran War at ANZMIN
Peace Action Wellington urges NZ ministers at ANZMIN to condemn the Iran war and reject support for US and Israeli military action.
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Willis hilariously outshines Luxon in Post-Cabinet Press Conference questioning his leadership – why he’ll get rolled in June
The latest Post-Cabinet press conference revealed more than just policy messaging — it exposed the growing contrast between Christopher Luxon…
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The coup against Luxon will happen when Judith leaves in June
Speculation is growing that a National Party leadership coup against Christopher Luxon could occur when Judith Collins steps down in June.
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David Farrar is National’s polling wizard – what is he telling them? Tipline ringing off the hook
Speculation is growing about what David Farrar’s internal polling could be telling the National Party as rumours of pressure on Christopher Luxon continue to circulate.
