Government weakens Te Tiriti obligations in law
They didn’t announce it. They didn’t consult. Now Te Tiriti obligations across 23 laws are being quietly downgraded — and Māori were never in the room.
New Zealand Politics
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Palestinian Prisoners Justice Call From NZ Forum
More than 9,000 Palestinians detained — many without trial. The call isn’t just for awareness anymore. It’s for action.
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Fonterra Dairy Emissions Driving Climate Crisis
While other sectors cut emissions, dairy is going the other way. Fonterra’s footprint is growing — and so is the damage.
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The horror that is MSD
When MSD starts calling homelessness a “narrative”, it’s not a bureaucratic slip. It’s a window into the contempt at the heart of a welfare system that punishes desperation.
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The new language of disaster that the Government are quietly slipping into their new climate change narrative
When Ministers praise “resilience”, are they applauding communities — or quietly preparing us to expect less help when climate disasters hit?
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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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Sandra Grey is making NZCTU relevant again
Sandra Grey is giving the union movement something it has lacked for years: urgency, clarity and political bite. And with the fuel crisis escalating, that matters.
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By arresting Palestine Action protesters – Britain is enabling War crimes and Genocide – Will NZ Government do the same?
500 arrested in Britain for protest. Now NZ is quietly rewriting terror laws. This isn’t about safety — it’s about shutting you up.
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Govt Bill Will Suppress Māori Voters
The numbers already justify more Māori seats — but this Bill could lock them out for years. Te Pāti Māori is calling it what it is: voter suppression.
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ACT are lying to you about Charter Schools by comparing Apples with Potatoes and pretending it’s fruit
ACT want you to believe charter schools are a triumph of efficiency. The problem is their own numbers leave out huge costs and compare unlike with unlike.
