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National, which perfected the art of dirty politics, and which has spent the past couple of years being relentlessly negative and which has had its sock puppets attack individual Labour MPs mercilessly is deeply, deeply, deeply upset that the CTU has pointed out to the public what a Christopher Luxon led Government would actually mean.

Open mike is your post. For announcements, general discussion, whatever you choose. The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the Policy). Step up to the mike …

The Gulf is not going away.

Yes we could do the next five weeks on teeth and taxes, but actually China is pulling us down and our political parties need to make it an election issue.

It’s politics week, so I want to talk about donations. Specifically “big-time philanthropy”, which is not when Auntie Lorraine makes out a $2,500 cheque to the children’s hospital. I mean more like when Peter Thiel donated $1 million to the Christchurch earthquake recovery

Chris Trotter mulls whether New Zealand's heading into a change, restoration, or status quo election

OPINION: The economic and market backdrop during any election period is always unique.

A guest post by Gary Benner: As recently highlighted, the Maui Emergency Management Agency boss Mr Andaya resigned after the debacle that saw the loss of over 100 lives. New Zealand shares a similar potential clusterF*** with respect to emergency alerting. I was part of a team that developed a system called Tsunado that used

OPINION: Does the National plan deliver - and does it add up?

Foreign buyers will need to spend about $5 billion buying Kiwi property each year - the equivalent of snapping up almost half of all the $2m-plus homes tha