Luxon’s Conservation Bill Opens Public Land Sell-Off
The Government calls it modernisation. The Greens call it a bulldozer through public conservation land, and once it is gone, it is gone.

The Government calls it modernisation. The Greens call it a bulldozer through public conservation land, and once it is gone, it is gone.

The Greens are drawing a hard line: no support, no involvement, no war. Now Luxon has to answer.

Fuel crisis, storms and political chaos — Te Kaupapa Election 2026 goes live this Anzac Day with a heavyweight panel.

The Court of Appeal has delivered a blow to mining interests, protecting native forest from being handed to corporate extraction.

The Greens are sending a message in 2026. Māori representation isn’t symbolic, it’s central to the party’s vision for power.

The Greens aren’t just talking climate — they’re saying electrify everything or keep paying for global chaos at the pump and on your power bill.

If kids can’t trust the water at school, something fundamental has gone wrong.

Supporting rights is one thing. Navigating the political fallout is another. The Greens are now stuck between the two.

When a language loses its platform, it loses more than airtime. The end of Māori radio news is a silence that will be felt.

As fuel prices rise and the Iran war drives new economic pressure, Marama Davidson joins Martyn Bradbury to talk cost of living, poverty, inequality and what real relief could look like.