What ‘Affordability’ should mean to Labour
Hipkins setting low expectations for ‘real’ change Labour Leader downplays talk of big policy shifts or of much better lives…
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MEDIAWATCH: Why Are NZ Corrections Recruitment Ads So Weird?
NZ Corrections recruitment ads keep getting stranger — uniforms at BBQs, banker targets, and mocking the “uni kid” trope. What are they trying to sell, and who are they trying to recruit?
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Why are so many people are concerned about Education & Training (System Reform) Bill?
I could write for many weeks about the Education & Training (System Reform) Bill that is making its way through…
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Transport lobby, Property Speculators and the Big Polluters have all the power in NZ
Look at this! Govt to weaken Hauraki Gulf protections over $14k in fishing revenue Fisheries officials warned Shane Jones the…
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The hypocrisy of Winston wanting to abolish Māori Electorates
Can we just pause here and remind everyone what a hypocrisy Winston Tiberius Peters truly is? After running for Northern…
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After throwing a tantrum for being called racist (because he was being racist), Winston now has a tanty at the Unions???
After throwing a massive tantrum for being called racist (because he was being racist)… …Matua Winston has thrown another tanty,…
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Stanford’s Dictatorial Education & Training (System Reform) Bill, Continued
I discussed this very concerning bill in my previous article. As it was getting too long, I had to omit…
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The War on Workers in NZ is the same as the war on the environment, Māori, the Treaty, the disabled and beneficiaries
The war on workers continues… Dark day for working New Zealanders as the Employment Relations Amendment Bill passes – NZCTU…
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Despite 4.6% food inflation shock and grim social stats -this hard right government is still preferable to the Left
Ok. So the food inflation is through the roof again… Food prices rise 4.6% annually, January monthly increase biggest jump…
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In the culture war hellscape shaped by all-tribe-no-village social media hate algorithms – ‘I am somebody’ still teaches, shines and provides hope
As culture wars intensify online, Jesse Jackson’s iconic “I Am Somebody” speech reminds us of dignity, respect and shared humanity.
