This Government kick the disabled in the balls and you are allowing them to because you hate Jacinda
After disability carers won in the Supreme Court, the Government’s response is to rewrite the law and strip protections away again.
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After BNZ, What Else Should NZ Nationalise?
NZ’s economy is dominated by monopolies and duopolies. If BNZ should return to public ownership, maybe that argument applies elsewhere too.
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Nicola Willis promising more job losses in mutilated public service
The Government is once again selling public service cuts as “efficiency” while New Zealand faces economic instability, climate disasters and collapsing infrastructure. The real debate isn’t bureaucracy, it’s whether the State still has the capacity to function.
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Why wasn’t Ray Chung hounded like Tory Whanau?
Tory Whanau was publicly torn apart for rumours and innuendo, yet Ray Chung’s resignation following police concerns around an emergency response has generated nowhere near the same level of scrutiny. The contrast says a lot about who the media chooses to target.
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Simon Court attacks the Greens and pimps for Zionism again
Simon Court attacking the Greens while defending Israel may play well inside ACT’s culture war bubble, but for many New Zealanders the conversation is now shaped by Gaza, Mossad controversies and decades of unresolved occupation and violence.
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GUEST BLOG: Ian Powell – When a falsified Taxpayers’ Union ‘golden handshake’ is neither ‘golden’ nor a ‘handshake’
The Taxpayers’ Union has perfected the art of manufacturing fury around public sector payouts, but strip away the slogans and many of these so-called ‘golden handshakes’ turn out to be contractual obligations dressed up as scandal.
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Anti-Vaxx Protesters Target Jacinda Ardern Again
The anti-vaccine movement’s obsession with Jacinda Ardern shows how COVID-era anger has hardened into a permanent grievance culture.
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National play tough on crime emotional pearl clutching over ‘good character’
Critics say National’s latest “tough on crime” move is more emotional posturing that risks creating a harsher, more dangerous prison system.
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What would Jesus do? Criminalising homelessness after causing the homelessness is an obscenity
After cutting housing and social support, the Government now wants police powers to move on and punish the homeless its own policies helped create.
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Treaty Principles Referendum by stealth
The Government is accused of quietly stripping Treaty protections from legislation after New Zealanders overwhelmingly rejected the Treaty Principles Bill.
