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I said yesterday that I thought the PM would use the opportunity to bang on about two years of Covid and our response and sure as eggs, she did. Is anyone

Australian leaders have been unwilling to cede control of war declarations to Parliament. What do our allies do?

Eighteen hours of talkback, bearded dragons and scurryfunge.

Chris Luxon has admitted in National media that provision of assistance to the poor is "bottom feeding".

New Zealand's sanctions on Russia have not stopped the war in Ukraine. They may have made our parliamentarians feel better, and Tony Blinken was quick to congratulate us on falling into line with the US "high-impact sanctions." The language is combative, but the evidence shows sanctions do not  work. They can have significant blow-back effects, particularly if not combined with effective diplomacy.

Gordon Dixon, whose brother Allan died in the 2010 Pike River mine disaster, told the WSWS that the Labour Party-led government’s decision to permanently seal the mine was part of an ongoing cover-up to protect those responsible.

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National Party MP Simon Bridges is quitting politics and will step down as an MP in the next few weeks.  Bridges announced his decision after telling fello

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Former National Party leader Simon Bridges has announced he is retiring from politics and will leave Parliament in the coming weeks