Blast from the past

I see Winston Peters is trying to resurrect his political career with another racist rant about immigration. I don’t think there’s much point […]

More National sleeze

There’s been an attempt to force Peter Goodfellow, the brand new President of the National Party, to step down. The move came from […]

Compare and Contrast

Prior to the last election our fearless MSM media uncritically repeated Key’s ‘NZ Sucks’ Crosby/Textor attack lines, framing an historically unremarkable rise in […]

Emigration still trendy

Herald: “Almost 1000 a week leaving for Australia. The flood of migrants across the Tasman continues unabated, with latest figures showing New Zealanders […]

English pulls a Lockwood

Oh dear. In the same week Lockwood Smith made his racist remarks and Maurice Williamson committed the gaffe of talking openly about National […]

Scratch a Tory…

…and you still reveal a bigot, it seems. Here is National’s Immigration spokesperson, Lockwood Smith, (he who likes to swallow dead fish) on […]

Nats relying on ignorance

It’s really easy to present misleading statistics. David Farrar shows how it’s done with a post on migration today. Note how his figures […]

Drop the Immigration Bill

The September 11 attacks were used as cover to pass draconian laws around the world, particularly concerning immigration. The Government is, once again, […]

More migration mythbusting

From Brian Fallow in The Herald on migration and immigration: …Statistics New Zealand has been comparing last year with previous peak gross outflows, […]

Clydesdale report rubbished

Greg Clydesdale’s report that labelled Pacific Islanders a ‘drain on the economy’ has been rubbished as a lazy, intellectually dishonest piece of work […]

Fairfax reporting staggeringly awful

This morning’s Dom Post buys into National’s “Aussie exodus” spin with a lead story claiming “A staggering one in 10 voters are considering […]

Emigration in perspective

Last year, 99.33% of New Zealand citizens liked their country so much they stayed. Some left for short periods, and some left forever but they […]