Trump puts down puppy killer ICE Barbie Kristi Noem
Donald Trump has replaced Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem following mounting criticism over spending, immigration policy and political controversies.
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Iranians singing and dancing for Israel and Trump a tad quieter now
Reports that US forces may have struck a girls’ school in Iran have intensified debate over civilian casualties and the escalating Iran–Israel–US conflict.
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We Should be Learning from Finland’s Education System
Finland’s education system emphasises human development, democracy and lifelong learning. Critics argue New Zealand’s current reforms focus too narrowly on benchmarks and testing.
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Hooton argued Luxon was a national security risk – here’s proof
On ‘The Bradbury Group’ this week, political commentator Matthew Hooton said that Prime Minister Chris Luxon was going to lose…
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Qiulae Wong is the perfect antidote to Winston Peters and NZF
With TOP polling near the 5 percent threshold, Qiulae Wong and the party could reshape coalition politics and weaken Winston Peters’ traditional kingmaker role.
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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.
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NZ Right could lose their biggest election attack weapon against NZ Left
To date, the drama-drama inside te Pati Māori has managed to hand David Seymour, Mike Hosking, Sean Plunkett, Don Brash,…
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Does the Prime Minister know his own foreign policy position yet or not?
Ummmmmm…. Luxon says he ‘misspoke’ on ‘any actions’ in Iran 1News …ummmmm…. Christopher Luxon has to return to Parliament to…
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The War on News clip: Trump’s Epic Tantrum War, Biometric Nightmare & Luxon’s Train-Wreck Response
This week on The War on News, Martyn Bradbury lays waste to the latest imperial tantrums, biometric betrayals, and a…
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Police Minister bullies TVNZ to lie about National’s crime stats
Controversy grows after claims that Police Minister Mark Mitchell pressured TVNZ over coverage of gang numbers and crime statistics in New Zealand.
