Watching Luxon stumble over Māori in his Cabinet is glorious
Forgetting your own Cabinet is awkward. Doing it twice? That’s something else entirely.
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Luxon still doesn’t have a view on America bombing a school and killing 165 school girls
Over 100 children are dead. The PM still “has no view”. If that doesn’t chill you, it should.
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The Changes to NCEA Are A Class War
If every “reform” makes it easier for the privileged to win… is it still reform — or something else?
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Understanding Cuba’s health system helps to better understand New Zealand’s
Cuba shouldn’t outperform wealthier nations in healthcare. But in key ways — it does.
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ACT backed Pro War Iranian MAGA Zionist activists threaten anti-war protests outside US Consulate
The same ACT backed Pro War Iranian Zionist activists who recently protested outside the Anti-War meeting in Mt Eden have…
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MEDIAWATCH: Maiki Sherman Capitulated to NZ Police Minister to Strangle Fourth Estate Journalism – She Must Be Sacked
When a Political Editor apologises to a Police Minister for journalism, it’s not a mistake — it’s a warning. So what happens if no one is held accountable?
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When are we going to ask if Trash Queen Julie Christie will break NZ Suppression orders via Netflix?
What began as a documentary now looks like something darker: Police feeding access, Netflix looming in the background, and huge unanswered questions about suppression orders, power, and who this story is really for.
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Ben Morgan’s Pacific Update: Discussing Geopolitical and Military Activity in the Pacific
The Pacific is quietly becoming one of the most militarised regions on earth. Ben Morgan tracks the moves, the risks and the fault lines.
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No, ‘Manda, the more we see of your husband, the less we like him
Amanda Luxon thinks voters are missing the “full story” on Christopher Luxon. Nah. The country’s seen enough already — and that’s exactly the problem.
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Seymour + Winston vs IEA’s executive director and JP Morgan
Seymour and Winston want New Zealanders to stay calm. Trouble is, the IEA and JP Morgan are waving around numbers that look a lot more like an energy crisis than a minor blip.
