Police Minister bullies TVNZ to lie about National’s crime stats
Controversy grows after claims that Police Minister Mark Mitchell pressured TVNZ over coverage of gang numbers and crime statistics in New Zealand.
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Labour do right AND SMART thing on $63m MSD/ACC clawback
Labour requests amendments to bill that could leave vulnerable people in debt The Labour Party has requested amendments to the…
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MEDIAWATCH: Aotearoa Podcast Survey February 2026
A monthly survey ranking Aotearoa’s political podcasts based on YouTube views and online activity. See the Top 10 political podcasts, livestream rankings, and the full directory of active podcasts in New Zealand.
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GUEST BLOG: Ian Powell – Class political warfare via employment law
In 1894 the new reforming Liberal government passed the Industrial Conciliation and Arbitration Act. It was recognised as landmark legislation…
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GUEST BLOG: Talk Liberation – Humans Reject AI, Panquake Goes Viral Again
As AI discontent spreads, people-powered social network Panquake is perfectly positioned to give users what they need – at exactly…
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What will happen next in Trump’s illegal Iran war?
You just know that whatever is lurking at the bottom of the Epstein Files must be pretty bad because surprise,…
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Why do so many alt-Right white men hate Tamatha Paul?
Cough. You’ll remember the pile on last year when Green MP Tamatha Paul had the audacity to suggest that not…
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Eru does another suicide bombing of Te Pati Māori – why the drama-drama doesn’t matter to the wider Left now
And the self mutilation of Te Pati Māori continues with Eru’s new suicide bombing of the leadership, this time with…
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Hooton calls Luxon a ‘national security threat’ who will lose National the next election
On last nights ‘The Bradbury Group’, political commentator Matthew Hooton said that Prime Minister Chris Luxon was going to lose…
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How can we criticise Putin and not Trump?
Fresh from military action in Gaza (where their war crimes were so extreme they technically breached Genocide thresholds), America and…
