You know why I think Labour are surging? Netflix
A shock TVNZ poll shows Labour surging, but is the failing economy driving it, or are Kiwis quietly rewatching the COVID years through Netflix?
New Zealand Politics
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South Island High Country At Risk From New Law
The Government is opening the gate to development in the South Island High Country — and critics warn once it’s gone, it’s gone.
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Free Dental Care NZ Would Cost Less Than Current System
How many more Kiwis need to suffer in pain before politicians admit dental care is healthcare? A new report says New Zealand can afford free dental care now.
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Fonterra Greenwashing Exposed in Shocking Report
A damning new report says almost every environmental claim Fonterra makes is greenwashing — while its emissions keep rising and climate damage worsens.
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Free Dental Care NZ Would Cost Less Than Status Quo
The cruelty is the cost. Free dental care isn’t some wild luxury — it’s what happens when a country remembers mouths are part of bodies.
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Ummm – does ACT MP & Zionist Pimp Simon Court actually think he looks like this?
Simon Court’s AI-generated fantasy portrait is being roasted online — and critics say it’s as detached from reality as his politics.
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Green Party Māori Candidates Dominate 2026 List
The Greens are sending a message in 2026. Māori representation isn’t symbolic, it’s central to the party’s vision for power.
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256% spike in weather events – your climate change denial is killing us
A 256% surge in extreme weather events isn’t some abstract warning anymore. Climate change is smashing infrastructure, driving up food and insurance costs and destabilising everyday life while politicians still refuse to confront the scale of the crisis.
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Cost of Living Crisis Worse Before Fuel Shortages
The fuel crisis may be the latest punch, but Labour says National had already left Kiwi households reeling from soaring costs.
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Calls to halt NZDF US training over illegal war
NZ is still training alongside the US military — even as accusations of illegal war and war crimes escalate. Critics say that makes us complicit.
