Before the 2017 general elections, National Party MP and spin doctor Steven Joyce claimed that there would be an $11 billion fiscal deficit in
New Zealand
What’s the real score between Jian Yang, the National Party, and the Chinese Communist Party?
National Party list MP Jian Yang has been outed by a report on Newsroom.co.nz to have attended the 70th anniversary of the Chinese Communist
How the Provincial Growth Fund can be used to fill the gap Jetstar is leaving
Australian budget airline, Jetstar, announced last week that it would be phasing out its flights to regional New Zealand destinations. It would impact the pockets of these consumers the most as it virtually hands national carrier Air New Zealand a monopoly over these flights. Without competition, the airline has no incentive to keep prices low despite capitalizing on Jetstar’s decision by offering promotional discount prices immediately after the latter’s announcement.
“She who did not bend her knee”: why the elites pushed for Judy Taguiwalo’s eviction from Cabinet
In the hit TV series Game of Thrones, the despotic rulers you meet throughout its eight seasons would all talk about making others, “bend
Why demonise pregnancy counselling services?
State-funded Radio New Zealand (RNZ) recently published an article by journalist Susan Strongman that criticized the Coalition Government for refusing to rule out funding
It’s time to take decisive action against predatory lenders
What’s worse than being unable to afford basic commodities for your family, such as food and basic clothing? To have your desperation exploited by
Disinformation campaign against vaccines has led to New Zealand’s worst measles outbreak in 22 years
New Zealand is facing its worst measles outbreak in 22 years, and it is no coincidence that our vaccination rates have been steadily declining
Why is National blocking the creation of an independent election campaign watchdog?
When the National Party found themselves unable to stop the rise of ‘Jacindamania’ in the 2017 general elections, they turned to one of their
Continuing to ban prisoners from voting contradicts New Zealand’s rich history of promoting suffrage
In 2010, the New Zealand Attorney-General Chris Finlayson presented a report to Parliament on the proposed changes to the Electoral Act, under the Electoral
Ending the competition of lowering wages: the case for the Fair Pay Agreements
When the working group on the Fair Pay Agreements (FPA) released their report last January, their findings gave a stark assessment of the state