Why National’s pothole announcement is such sophistry
Pothole Repair Fund: National announces $500m road transport policy National is pledging to pour $500 million over three years into…
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All for an extra $20 a week?
What a mess. What a pickle for the left. Labour, the party of ‘hard working’ New Zealanders, showed us just…
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Antony Loewenstein will be in Aotearoa this week
For visiting Australian journalist Antony Loewenstein his critique of Israel’s policies has come with a high personal cost. His interview…
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GUEST BLOG: Ben Morgan – Zelenskyy admits slow progress but Ukraine continues to advance.
Last week’s article highlighted the ‘tipping point’ that appears to be developing in the land battle. A tipping point at…
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OCR Pause while food inflation explodes to 12.5% – I thought Orr proclaimed inflation tamed?
Food inflation surged from 12.1% to 12.5%… Cost of living: Food price inflation up again, leaping 12.5 per cent in…
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MEDIAWATCH: Paula Bennett is a high ranking fundraiser for National – NZ Herald’s use of her as a columnist is nothing more than propaganda
Paula Bennett: National’s Christopher Luxon has the attributes of a leader He has an extraordinary work ethic. Yep, I know,…
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MEDIAWATCH: Tax Poker – I’ll see your Damien Grant and raise you a Max Harris
Listening to a Libertarian on tax is like listening to cancer on chemotherapy… Damien Grant: What Labour’s wealth tax plan…
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Evidence of why 3 Strikes doesn’t work should wake every tough on crime cheerleader
This blistering appraisal of the get tough on crime rhetoric is this years best journalism and a must read… The…
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In it for you (as long as ‘you’ are a property speculator, Banks or mega wealthy’)
Chippy has launched Labour’s slogan, ‘In it for you’, which is only true if the ‘you’ is a property speculator,…
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GUEST BLOG: Jon Carapiet – Trials of GE rye-grass are pulled in Australia. Is the precautionary principle to blame?
The need for precaution is being partly blamed for the latest delay in getting AgResearch’s GE rye-grass from lab to…