What National showed us during this fuel crisis was that they will serve us all up to the free market
When things fall apart, who picks you up — and who tells you to harden up? The fuel crisis gave us the answer.

When things fall apart, who picks you up — and who tells you to harden up? The fuel crisis gave us the answer.

A claim is made. A judge is dragged. Then it’s “disavowed.” But the damage? That sticks.
They won’t call it what it is — but their silence says enough. If this is “defence”, where’s the line?

Six weeks. That’s all it took to turn a war into a humiliation.

NZ First’s rise isn’t random — it’s fuelled by anger, algorithms and culture war politics. The real question is who it destroys next.

From Civic Square to Parliament — protesters are demanding NZ stop sitting on the fence while war escalates.

NZ First supporters aren’t just angry—they’re reshaping politics into something uglier. And if National wins, guess who gets the keys again?

There was a moment to stand up. Instead, we got silence, deflection — and a missed chance the world would have noticed.

Fuel crisis. Inflation rising. Jobs under threat. And this is what politicians are arguing about?

Winston meets Rubio. Trump threatens war crimes. And somehow, we’re supposed to call this diplomacy?