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Christopher Luxon’s welfare crackdown is punishing people trapped in a broken system
OPINION: Christopher Luxon can apologise as many times as he likes, but apologies do not put dignity back into a welfare system increasingly defined by punishment. On August 28, 1News reported…
Census distrust and the power of the vote: Political disengagement risks making whānau less visible in the systems
OPINION: For many Māori, voting can feel like a familiar cycle of hope, disappointment and broken promises from a government that feels out of touch. Election campaigns arrive with promises…
Shane Jones helped spread the Marsden Point myth. He should own it
OPINION: For weeks, thisquality challenged New Zealand First candidate Billy Brown over the false claim that Labour “closed” or “approved shutting down” the Marsden Point Oil Refinery. The…
Winston Peters’ Pacific push risks pulling New Zealand too close to Washington
OPINION: Winston Peters’ latest Pacific diplomacy has delivered headlines, money and infrastructure, but it also raises a larger question New Zealanders cannot afford to sidestep. Is…
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Christopher Luxon’s welfare crackdown is punishing people trapped in a broken system
OPINION: Christopher Luxon can apologise as many times as he likes, but apologies do not put dignity back into a welfare system increasingly defined by punishment. On August 28, 1News reported…
Census distrust and the power of the vote: Political disengagement risks making whānau less visible in the systems
OPINION: For many Māori, voting can feel like a familiar cycle of hope, disappointment and broken promises from a government that feels out of touch. Election campaigns arrive with promises…
Shane Jones helped spread the Marsden Point myth. He should own it
OPINION: For weeks, thisquality challenged New Zealand First candidate Billy Brown over the false claim that Labour “closed” or “approved shutting down” the Marsden Point Oil Refinery. The…
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Christopher Luxon’s welfare crackdown is punishing people trapped in a broken system
OPINION: Christopher Luxon can apologise as many times as he likes, but apologies do not put dignity back into a welfare system increasingly defined by punishment. On August 28, 1News reported…
Census distrust and the power of the vote: Political disengagement risks making whānau less visible in the systems
OPINION: For many Māori, voting can feel like a familiar cycle of hope, disappointment and broken promises from a government that feels out of touch. Election campaigns arrive with promises…
Shane Jones helped spread the Marsden Point myth. He should own it
OPINION: For weeks, thisquality challenged New Zealand First candidate Billy Brown over the false claim that Labour “closed” or “approved shutting down” the Marsden Point Oil Refinery. The…
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Christopher Luxon’s welfare crackdown is punishing people trapped in a broken system
OPINION: Christopher Luxon can apologise as many times as he likes, but apologies do not put dignity back into a welfare system increasingly defined by punishment. On August 28, 1News reported…
Census distrust and the power of the vote: Political disengagement risks making whānau less visible in the systems
OPINION: For many Māori, voting can feel like a familiar cycle of hope, disappointment and broken promises from a government that feels out of touch. Election campaigns arrive with promises…
Shane Jones helped spread the Marsden Point myth. He should own it
OPINION: For weeks, thisquality challenged New Zealand First candidate Billy Brown over the false claim that Labour “closed” or “approved shutting down” the Marsden Point Oil Refinery. The…
Winston Peters’ Pacific push risks pulling New Zealand too close to Washington
OPINION: Winston Peters’ latest Pacific diplomacy has delivered headlines, money and infrastructure, but it also raises a larger question New Zealanders cannot afford to sidestep. Is…
David Cumin, the Free Speech Union and the White Supremacist Pseudoscience
The two hundred and sixty-ninth name, the Free Speech Union, and the machinery that arrived here from somewhere else Position two hundred and sixty-nine on the letter reads “Dr David Cumin,…
Qiulae Wong brushes off ‘Trojan Horse’ theory as Opportunity Party pushes beyond left-right politics
Video: Opportunity Party leader Qiulae Wong said being labelled a 'Trojan horse' by both the political left and right showed the party was doing something right as it positions itself as a…
Chris Hipkins details Labour’s plan to ease household costs through transport, healthcare and supermarket changes
For many households, the election campaign is unfolding against a much more immediate concern. Whether there is enough money left after groceries, fuel, power bills and rates are paid. That…
Who is funding Opportunity Party’s sudden political rise in the polls?
There is a legitimate question hanging over the remarkable rise of the Opportunity Party ahead of New Zealand’s 2026 general election: what is driving it? A party that previously sat on the…
Paul Goldsmith wants move-on orders. Perhaps it is time he faced a move-on order of his own
OPINION: Paul Goldsmith wants New Zealanders to become familiar with move-on orders. Come election time, those orders may follow him all the way back to the Beehive. The Justice Minister is…
Billy Brown calls criticism activism, but what about the facts behind the closure of Marsden Point?
OPINION: Billy Brown can call criticism “activism” if he wants, but that does not answer the factual challenge to his claims about the closure of the Marsden Point Oil Refinery. On that point,…
A death outside Paul Goldsmith’s office is a national disgrace and a grim reflection of New Zealand’s homelessness crisis
OPINION: A person died outside Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith’s Auckland office. Whatever the circumstances surrounding that death, the image should stop this Government in its tracks. Police…
‘HE’S LYING TO YOU’: Martyn Bradbury out of hospital, takes aim at Health Minister Simeon Brown
New Zealand political blogger and commentator Martyn Bradbury has left Auckland Hospital after an eight-day stay following a serious medical emergency, using his first-hand experience to…
The Winton donations, Chris Bishop’s advocacy and the Fast-Track trail behind Sunfield
If any ordinary New Zealander believed the money trail would disappear into Wellington paperwork, they were wrong. We followed it. thisquality can reveal the public record shows a major…
George Ngatai quits NZ First Papakura candidacy after alleged leaked texts resurface political past
George Ngatai has resigned as New Zealand First’s candidate for Papakura following fresh scrutiny over his political history, ending his bid for Parliament just weeks after being confirmed for…
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