Shane Jones ‘Butter Chicken Tsunami’ Slammed
Calling migrants a “butter chicken tsunami” isn’t banter, it’s racialised politics dressed up as a joke, and Multicultural New Zealand is calling it out.
New Zealand First
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Are NZ First hate trolls poisoning their own brand this election?
NZ First’s online hate trolls may be doing more damage to the party’s brand than its opponents ever could.
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WAATEA NEWS COLUMN: Government quietly strangles off Treaty references
After months of attacking Treaty references, the coalition may be realising Māori-bashing has reached its electoral ceiling.
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Luxon Coup could spark snap election
If Luxon falls, it won’t stabilise National — it could detonate the whole political cycle.
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The ugly culture war malice an All Black is now supporting
A law that solves nothing. A culture war that solves everything — for politicians who need one.
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WAATEA NEWS COLUMN: Marae & RSA should be resourced as the new front line in climate change
When disaster hits, it’s not politicians on the frontline — it’s marae. The question is why we’re still not funding them like it.
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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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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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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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Qiulae Wong is the perfect antidote to Winston Peters and NZF
With TOP polling near the 5 percent threshold, Qiulae Wong and the party could reshape coalition politics and weaken Winston Peters’ traditional kingmaker role.
