New Poll has Hung Parliament
Latest NZ poll shows Labour and National neck-and-neck, raising the likelihood of a hung Parliament and kingmaker chaos in Election 2026.
NZ First
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National, ACT + NZF too frightened to act on petrol prices crisis because they are still criticising Covid response
Rising petrol prices expose National, ACT and NZF’s failure to act, as global conflict and energy shocks hit New Zealand households.
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NZ First go full cooker against WHO
NZ First’s rejection of WHO pandemic rules highlights Winston Peters’ shift toward anti-vaccine rhetoric and conspiracy-aligned politics.
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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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Is Winston whining about Marsden Point and Vaccine harm to gloss over Ferry fiasco?
NZ First are misrepresenting the facts over Marsden Point.. …and have gone full Cooker over vaccine harm… …couple of things….
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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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This election it’s either Winston as PM for 12 months, 18 months or TOP – pick one
Coalition arithmetic under MMP means the real power often sits with the smallest parties. As Election 2026 approaches, polling suggests…
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Chippy lashes out at Winston’s racism and the most honest thing Winston has ever said in 60 years
Chris Hipkins condemns Winston Peters for “pure racism” in Parliament after remarks targeting Green MP Teanau Tuiono spark national backlash.
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New Poll and the danger for NZ First of Winston’s mortality
Latest Stuff poll shows NZ First rising to 11%, but Winston Peters’ age raises long-term questions about the party’s future and Election 2026 stability.
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Get ready for many NZF mouth breathers yelling about one person one vote until they realise what Winston’s banning of Māori electorates will do
Debate intensifies over NZ First’s push to abolish Māori electorates. What would it mean for representation, the Māori Roll and Election 2026?
