NZ Food Prices Rise as Supermarket Duopoly Rakes in Millions
Rising food prices and supermarket profits spark calls to break up NZ’s duopoly as more households face food insecurity.
New Zealand Politics
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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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Why are we allowing America to encroach into our Realm while complaining about China?
Why is New Zealand allowing US expansion in the Pacific while warning about China? A look at defence, diplomacy and the Realm.
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Government’s dirty climate laundry aired outside High Court as emissions plan faces legal challenge
Climate activists protest outside Wellington High Court as Simon Watts faces a legal challenge over the Government’s emissions reduction plan.
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Select Committee gets it right on online harm – Better Public Media
The Education and Workforce Committee’s final report on online harm is a long-overdue acknowledgement that young New Zealanders are being…
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Holidays Act reform needs to take a break – NZCTU
NZCTU warns proposed Holidays Act reforms could reduce worker entitlements and urges the Government to pause and consult properly.
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The crony capitalism of NZ First
NZ First faces accusations of crony capitalism after appointing a donor with trucking industry links to KiwiRail, raising serious conflict-of-interest concerns.
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Stop the war in Iran Protest Meeting
War is escalating. Protests are growing. Tonight’s meeting is part of a global push to stop the conflict in Iran.
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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.
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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.
