Jobs keep vanishing under National
Luxon promised fewer jobseekers. Instead, tens of thousands more Kiwis are out of work — and the numbers are still climbing.
Labour Party
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After Fonterra trash their social license, why trust Business NZ to sign India free trade deal?
They told us global pricing was good for us. Now they want us to trust them on the India free trade deal — before we’ve even seen it.
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CTU welcomes Tax Justice Aotearoa policy statement as election-year debate begins
We tax wages. We tax spending. But wealth? Not so much. The CTU says that imbalance can’t survive another election cycle.
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Govt asleep at the wheel as fuel crisis bites
If the fuel crisis gets worse, what exactly is the Government’s plan? Labour says Luxon still can’t answer the one question New Zealanders deserve answered.
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The difference between ACT and NZ First voters, why Labour can’t do a deal with Winston and Taine Randell ick
ACT dress it up in ideology. NZ First weaponise resentment with a grin. And now Taine Randell has decided that’s the wagon worth hitching himself to.
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Making sense of the Opportunity Party: ripples or wave
It’s hovering near 5%. That’s all it takes. The Opportunity Party could go from political footnote to kingmaker — if the ripple becomes a wave.
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The Bradbury Group with Debbie Ngarewa-Packer + Dr Paul Buchanan & Qiulae Wong, Arena Williams & Matthew Hooton
A war spirals, storms hit harder, and fuel prices keep climbing — so where’s the leadership? This week’s Bradbury Group pulls no punches as politicians and commentators clash over who’s really paying the price.
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What National showed us during this fuel crisis was that they will serve us all up to the free market
When things fall apart, who picks you up — and who tells you to harden up? The fuel crisis gave us the answer.
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Pay Equity Cancelled Cheque Presentation Event To Highlight Impact On Care And Support Workers – PSA
$20,644.45 — that’s what pay equity cancellation cost each worker. Now they’re turning that loss into a public reckoning.
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The Rise of NZ First is the mutiny of Gumboot Fascism
NZ First’s rise isn’t random — it’s fuelled by anger, algorithms and culture war politics. The real question is who it destroys next.
