Fuel Alert Plan Leaves Whānau To Fend For Themselves
As fuel shortages loom, Te Pati Māori warns the Government’s response plan leaves whānau to carry the burden without meaningful support.
Public Policy
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9,000 Turned Away — And Potaka Stands By It
As emergency housing access tightens, thousands more are being turned away — raising serious questions about who government policy is really serving.
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More arrests for cannabis possession a reminder what a racist class war looks like
As cannabis use rises, so do arrests — but the real story may be about who gets targeted, and who doesn’t.
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Lower Highway Speed Limits to Protect NZ Fuel Security
Reducing NZ highway speed limits to 80 km/h would cut fuel use, lower emissions and improve road safety as fuel security risks grow.
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The NZ Veterans Advocate
A new advocacy group is pushing for reforms to the Veterans’ Support Act after the landmark Gardiner case opened the door for more veterans’ claims to be recognised.
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Canterbury Mayoral Forum raises concerns over proposed rates cap
The Canterbury Mayoral Forum has raised concerns about the Government’s proposal to cap council rates, warning of risks to long-term funding and services.
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Reindustrialising education, taking it back to the 19th century
Education policy does not exist in a vacuum. It reflects the values a society holds about work, intelligence, equity, and…
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New school year, new educational nonsense
New Zealand’s education system is once again being subjected to political tinkering disguised as reform. With the school year barely…
