For three years, Christopher Luxon has occupied the Prime Minister’s office — yet for almost that entire time, it has felt as though he was not the one truly... Read more »
In late July 2026, New Zealand First leader and Foreign Minister Winston Peters turned to Green Party MP Lawrence Xu-Nan in Parliament and said: “I know you just came... Read more »
To whom it may concern: I write to strongly oppose the proposed English Language Bill. This submission argues that the Bill represents a misallocation of public resources, creates unnecessary... Read more »
Every election cycle in Aotearoa New Zealand we hear the same promises: action on poverty, housing affordability, crime, health services, and the cost of living. Yet when the next... Read more »
New Zealand’s Parliament has recently passed a sweeping overhaul of its employment framework – the Employment Relations Amendment Act 2026 – and at the heart of the controversy is... Read more »
The statements by Christopher Luxon and Winston Peters in response to escalating conflict in the Middle East rank among the most craven and morally inverted ever delivered by leaders... Read more »
As Aotearoa moves toward the 2026 election, the legacy of the Coalition Government elected in 2023 will be measured not only in fiscal spreadsheets or GDP graphs, but in... Read more »
In late February 2026, a coordinated military offensive by the United States and Israel against the Islamic Republic of Iran marked a dramatic escalation in global conflict. The joint... Read more »
The waters of the Hauraki Gulf are not simply a marine playground or an economic zone. For many iwi and coastal communities, they are whakapapa made visible — a... Read more »
In 2019, the attempted uplift of a seven-day-old baby from Hawke’s Bay Hospital shook the conscience of this nation. A young Māori mother, still recovering from childbirth, faced the... Read more »