Why is everybody talking about tax and fiscal holes?
The most important issue for New Zealanders is inflation and the cost-of-living yet National and its Dirty Workers want us to talk and think about tax all the time.
The most important issue for New Zealanders is inflation and the cost-of-living yet National and its Dirty Workers want us to talk and think about tax all the time.
National has a snowball’s chance in hell of creating an overhang for its nefarious need to lead Coalition Mark II.
Voter beware – some politicians are pathological populists who cannot be trusted.
What you read in the media is not what happened.
An ideological reflex to an economic challenge has severe limitations by design.
David Seymour is supplying misleading ideas on how to boost our fuel resilience.
The Government’s targeted fuel support is pork-barrelling.
Don’t hold on to an old umbrella in a wuthering storm.
Honi soit qui mal y pense.
When the coalition is treating the economy as a game, are they having fun?
Carney’s observations of the rupture in the world order and great power rivalry are mirrored in NZ politics.
When holding out an olive branch to the Left in your Right hand, you should also show the other hand.
When intensely watching the orange orangutan in the White House we miss the invisible gorilla in the oval room.
For all people who believe and stand for freedom & democracy, know thy enemy, who has a name and a platform.
Once viewed through the right lens, the politics of the Coalition makes a lot more sense.
Nicola Willis’ Budget is bad for growth and a Big throwback unfit for NZ.
Another science fund bites the dust in New Zealand.
Art has political power and every voice counts.
Misleading the public never is good for politics.
The Coalition is utterly disrespectful to the people.
Science and tertiary education are being ignored in NZ, which is just dumb.
The World is at war and the level of mind-control is mind-blowing.
The Coalition is fighting a multi-front blitzkrieg to entrench neoliberal hegemony in NZ.
New Zealand is sleepwalking to an unmitigated constitutional, societal, and environmental disaster under the smokescreen of culture wars.
ACT is finishing what Roger Douglas started 40 years ago.
What I’m saying to you is that Chris Luxon has never crashed a country before.
Unions have fought for the rights of employees in the past, present, and future.
Ditch the NZ culture wars if we really want challenge status quo.
Nuts and loose screws are holding together this callous coalition government.
Like an auto-immune disease, democracy can attack itself with dire consequences.
Only a fool insists on furiously flogging a dead horse to go faster on the track.
When the fabric of lies unravels the gaslighting increases.
The National Party has created a new slogan: give New Zealanders a break … in promises!
National’s breaking of its election promise to fund 13 cancer treatments is cruel beyond words.
What is the antidote for our socio-economic problems and how do we deal with this coalition government?
Coffee and Cigarettes is an in-depth study of the human condition by Jim Jarmusch.