Owen Glenn

John Armstrong’s opinion is that: It is inconceivable that Helen Clark would have blithely offered a wealthy donor to Labour Party coffers a […]

Coming unstuck

Only days after trying to eat a plate, in yet another freak (can I call him that?) accident, National Party blogger David Farrar […]

Curia-ser and Curia-ser

You’ll probably know about the rumour around the traps that blogger David Farrar is running his polling company Curia out of National Party […]

Apologies for Burqa Bob

It would appear David Farrar is deeply concerned about the amount of traffic his mate Bill has been drumming up for The Standard […]

Same old faces, same old tactics

Well it looks like Free Speech Coalition founder Cameron Slater has taken a break from stalking John Minto and photoshopping underage bloggers’ faces […]

They just don’t learn

I see the Free Speech Coalition hasn’t learned anything from the ramshackle PR fiasco that was their launch and have posted up another […]

Desperation from the Herald

Yesterday’s supposed scandal over an email exhange between Michael Cullen and a National Party activist was an absurd piece of political activism from […]

Billboard shambles

Here’s some coverage from TV1 last night on what’s looking more and more like a PR disaster for National, Farrar and their wealthy […]

DPF’s bloody good deal

There’s plenty of comment about Davey’s/National’s Billboards here and at Blogblog so I’ll not bore you with my analysis of these dreadful things. […]

Rules of the game

Just had a read of Colin Espiner’s latest opinion piece. He certainly doesn’t pull any punches. Here’s what he has to say about […]

Blogwhistle

Never one to let the facts get in the way of a little party propaganda Farrar really has become the partyline-parrot. It’s a […]

Ramshackle PR fiasco

It’s a bit late, but a reader who was at yesterday’s anti-EFB march has mailed us through some pics from the rally. As […]

Kiwiblog loses the plot

Regular readers of David Farrar’s National Party blog will be aware that it’s been in a bit of trouble lately. Aside from the […]

DPF: Death Penalty Facts

There I was just reading this when I notice DPF doing a post on the same thing. Stuff reports that under Clark’s leadership […]

Hollow Men new season at Circa 2

Good news for Wellingtonians. It looks like Dean Parker’s play The Hollow Men (based on Nicky Hager’s Don-downing book) has got a new […]

A disturbance in the force?

I might be coming to this belatedly (forgive me if you’ve already noticed it) but it seems the left/right blog war has heated […]

Family-friendly facade

Yet another policy inoculation today from the Nats, this time on paid parental leave. Judith Collins is now “generally not against it” and […]

Farrar, you’re a disgrace

Well surprise, surprise, National Party blogger David Farrar has joined in the disgraceful right-wing smear campaign currently being conducted against AUT’s curriculum leader […]

One law for the National Party

John can’t seem to get his story straight (again). Since he claims to support the concept of ‘one law for all’ let’s start […]