Wait? WHAT! Bishop Brian Tamaki thinks our military are too gay?
Ummmm. What? Wait. What? Is he saying the problem with our military is that they are too gay? Actually, wouldn’t…
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Cameron Slater – the oracle of the toxic right
Jesus I love this. Cameron Slater – the oracle of the toxic right… …and what did the Poll actually say……
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The glee with which Luxon + Willis excluded beneficiaries, disabled, carers and support staff from fuel relief shouldn’t be forgotten or rewarded
Sweet Jesus it was pathological wasn’t it? The two messages Willis and Luxon wanted to drive home yesterday was that…
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Fuel crisis package and the ‘paid work first’ failure
The Government’s fuel crisis package is being criticised for prioritising paid work over need, leaving the poorest families without support.
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Labour vs National crisis response in New Zealand
The contrast between Labour and National’s crisis responses is becoming increasingly clear, from Covid support to today’s cost of living pressures.
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Rocket Lab, Peter Beck and NZ’s drift into the US military orbit
Rocket Lab’s growing US military contracts are raising concerns about New Zealand’s role in global defence and whether it is becoming entangled in the military industrial complex.
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It’s time to take food security in New Zealand seriously
Food insecurity is rising sharply in New Zealand, with foodbank demand surging despite the country producing enough to feed 40 million people.
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The Bradbury Group with Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson, Westpac Chief Economist Kelly Eckhold + the Political Panel with Matthew Hooton, Simon Wilson and Professor Wayne Hope
A Marxist, A Political Party Co-leader, A Bank Economist, a Media Professor, a militant cyclist and a Newspaper columnist all…
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First rat to leave the ship – Brooke van Velden quits ACT
Brooke van Velden’s exit from ACT raises questions over pay equity reforms, polling decline, and internal political pressure ahead of Election 2026.
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Trump hilariously chickens out of his own TACO
Trump claims Iran wants a deal as tensions rise, but Tehran denies talks — raising questions about strategy and credibility in the Middle East crisis.
