You won’t believe this Herald hack’s hilarious homophobia!
Really Fran?
Really Fran?
Serial fondler of young persons’ hair and celebrity PM impersonator John Key lost it in Parliament today.
John Key and Jonathan Coleman are attending the World Cup on the taxpayer’s tab.
Judith Collins is a tout (sorry “Brand Ambassador”) for a car dealer, and it looks like she’s using Cameron Slater’s blog to give her a hand.
Apparently this is a question we ask in the media nowadays. Remember when the office of PM used to have a little dignity?
Oh look, Whaleoil sponge Pete Belt has faked an Amazon review of Slater’s “book”.
John Key is trying to divert attention away from the numerous problems the country is facing by talking about pandas.
According to Cameron Slater the left support the Red Peak flag coz the Nazis used to brand political prisoners with a red triangle that looks like an upside down red flag.
National MP Maurice Williamson was reported to have been so offensive in a recent presentation at SkyCity that attendees walked out of an awards dinner.
To try and excuse his obvious bias Mike Hosking is now claiming not to be a journalist (unfortunate that his bio material says he is). That Hosking would try and disown journalism speaks volumes to his character.
Another entry in the ongoing story of Steven Joyce’s ego-ministry – $600K for a web site.
Unbelievable.
As milk prices plunge and Fonterra’s expected payout is cut to a level that will cause most farms to run at a loss John Key’s promised brighter future is disappearing fast.
John Key thinks the new flag will make us all rich and be worth billions.
Key denies claims that he said Maori language month would be boring. Whatever the phrasing it’s clear that he was insensitive and a 16-year-old girl has been upset. Key should just do the decent thing and apologise.
Tim Groser has some advice for us on the TPP – “We need adults to do this, not breathless children to run off at the mouth when the deal is not actually finished.”


Sam Lotu-Iiga appears to have been lying.
Video from the urgent debate today in Parliament concerning Serco and that company’s failure to abide by basic standards of imprisonment.
That’s the Nats’ message to Auckland, who are getting a taste of some Canterbury style “democracy”.
John Armstrong is apparently the last political “commentator” to take Colin Craig seriously. It’s really quite sweet.
Williamson lashes out at Bridges. The Nats would usually prefer to handle this sort of conflict behind behind closed doors.
Rachel Glucina is off to Mediaworks to run a new digital entertainment platform.
Shocking news I think you’ll agree.
You’ll never guess!


Hey Spark – this is a terrible, terrible decision…
The Queens Birthday Honours List has been announced with Peter Talley’s contribution to philanthropy being rewarded with appointment as a Knights Companion.
Sepp Blatter. John Key. Hmmmm.
Helen Kelly and the CTU have done a great job raising the issues of workplace health and safety. Have they even got the attention of some Nats? Apparently there are delays to proposed changes as some in caucus resist.
Rumours are surfacing that Maurice Williamson wanted to jump ship to Act but was turned down.
Today’s social media lolz. There’s a difference between obvious attempts to astroturf a nickname and ones that have gone viral naturally.
PM’s staff threatening people on Twitter. Such a good look.