Why punish Kiwis at the petrol pump for a war we had no hand in making?
No one in NZ is responsible for Trump’s insane and illegal war with Iran. He is been conned and tricked…
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NZ Government kill electric cars just when we need more electric cars
Verity Johnson is one of the best columnists in NZ, and she makes the devastating point that the NZ Government…
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National, ACT and NZF are lying to you about covid inquiry for a reason
National, ACT and NZF are lying to you about covid inquiry for a reason. The Second Inquiry which NZF framed…
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WAATEA NEWS COLUMN: The rise of TOP can take pressure off Te Pati Māori
Rising support for TOP could reshape Election 2026 politics and reduce pressure on Te Pāti Māori as new coalition possibilities emerge.
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Willis hilariously outshines Luxon in Post-Cabinet Press Conference questioning his leadership – why he’ll get rolled in June
The latest Post-Cabinet press conference revealed more than just policy messaging — it exposed the growing contrast between Christopher Luxon…
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MEDIAWATCH: Why would we trust TVNZ Journalism now we know Government is editor?
Public broadcasters depend on one thing above all else: trust. But when ministers publicly attack coverage and broadcasters appear to…
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Bad news climate denying Kiwis – catastrophic climate change is happening faster!
New research shows global heating is accelerating faster than expected, putting the world on track to breach the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C limit before 2030.
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The coup against Luxon will happen when Judith leaves in June
Speculation is growing that a National Party leadership coup against Christopher Luxon could occur when Judith Collins steps down in June.
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NEW POLL – National Party meltdown reignite coup talk against Luxon – why it’s worse that it looks
A new poll showing the National Party falling into the 20s has reignited speculation about Christopher Luxon’s leadership while momentum builds for The Opportunities Party ahead of Election 2026.
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POLL MELTDOWN – NATIONAL CRASH TO 28%
A new poll suggesting the National Party has dropped to 28 percent intensifies pressure on Christopher Luxon and raises speculation about leadership instability and shifting coalition dynamics.
