Luxon is lying about his Government’s inaction over your fuel price pain
Luxon accused of inaction on fuel prices as National borrows more than Labour while blaming past spending. Is the narrative collapsing?
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New Poll doesn’t see Labour lose ground post allegations
Latest RNZ-Reid Research poll shows Labour holding firm despite allegations, National slipping, and NZ First rising ahead of Election 2026.
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Heather Duplicity Allan damns women with faint praise in attack on Chippy
Heather du Plessis-Allan says women voters may side against Chippy. Here’s why that read of Jade Paul, Labour and voters may be badly wrong.
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National’s flatlining economy offers no relief for Kiwis – Labour
GDP growth of 0.2 percent for the year shows an economy going nowhere and no relief for New Zealanders doing…
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Why National, ACT and NZF’s attack on Covid spending by Labour is so outrageous and disingenuous
National, ACT and NZF attack Labour’s Covid spending—but borrowed more themselves. A sharp look at the political hypocrisy.
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New Poll has Hung Parliament
Latest NZ poll shows Labour and National neck-and-neck, raising the likelihood of a hung Parliament and kingmaker chaos in Election 2026.
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NZ alt-right co-opt woke coven allegation weaponisation against Chippy
The smear campaign against Chris Hipkins shows how allegation politics has been weaponised by the NZ alt-right in a toxic media environment.
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Labour: National Making Cost of Living Crisis Worse
Labour says National has worsened the cost of living crisis as food, fuel and energy prices rise across New Zealand.
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Ripping Chippy to pieces until he cried over his kids is the saddest day for NZ Journalism ever
The media pile-on over Chris Hipkins shows how social media allegations are reshaping politics, journalism and public cruelty in New Zealand.
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When Max Rashbrooke and Labour’s incrementalism is the solution – the NZ Left is in trouble
Labour’s incremental approach to economic reform risks alienating voters as the cost of living crisis deepens and bolder alternatives emerge from the Greens and TOP.
