Jobs that National believes AI robots will take over
National’s vision of AI-powered public services sounds less like innovation and more like automating neglect.

National’s vision of AI-powered public services sounds less like innovation and more like automating neglect.
As Shane Jones courts international mining interests, critics warn donor influence and deregulation are reshaping New Zealand politics.
Shane Jones wants $50,000 fines for publishing fishing boat footage while climate collapse accelerates and environmental protections are gutted. TDB says: see you in court.

Unemployment, migrant “values tests”, homelessness and Māori anger collide in this week’s explosive Election 2026 political panel.

Shane Jones wants to mine conservation land. Voters might just respond by throwing butter chicken at him on the campaign trail.

Was it journalism, or just another bad faith political hit job? Heather du Plessis-Allan’s latest take has Martyn calling bullshit.

After swimming 1,367km down the North Island, Jono Ridler’s fight to end bottom trawling now lands in Parliament with 73,647 signatures behind him.

He didn’t just flip, he spun. From defending heritage land to mining it. If this doesn’t alarm you, it should.

Calling migrants a “butter chicken tsunami” isn’t banter, it’s racialised politics dressed up as a joke, and Multicultural New Zealand is calling it out.

Shane Jones has turned criticism of a free trade deal into a race-baiting circus — and now Auckland is seeing anti-Indian backlash.