Te Pāti Māori

A pair of polls show a revival for the embattled governing Coalition

A pair of polls show a revival for the embattled governing Coalition

Chris Trotter says if Christopher Luxon secured his promised New Zealand-India FTA by giving India what it most wants, NZ First would have all it needed to campaign against its former coalition partner with every prospect of increasing its tally of seats

Chris Trotter says if Christopher Luxon secured his promised New Zealand-India FTA by giving India what it most wants, NZ First would have all it needed to campaign against its former coalition partner with every prospect of increasing its tally of seats

Will the right to fix your things pass into law in New Zealand? Make your voice heard before April 3

Will the right to fix your things pass into law in New Zealand? Make your voice heard before April 3

Will institutions with billions of dollars at their disposal invest them in a country so obviously in a deep funk?

Will institutions with billions of dollars at their disposal invest them in a country so obviously in a deep funk?

The next question after 'will Luxon really go?' is, of course, 'will that work?'

The next question after 'will Luxon really go?' is, of course, 'will that work?'

Chris Trotter says Chris Hipkins’ give-National-nothing-to-aim-at strategy will only succeed if the Coalition becomes as unpopular in three years as the British Tories became in fourteen

Chris Trotter says Chris Hipkins’ give-National-nothing-to-aim-at strategy will only succeed if the Coalition becomes as unpopular in three years as the British Tories became in fourteen

Chris Trotter says voting together, Māori and Pasifika workers, professionals and managers employed by the state, and “progressive” Baby-Boomer superannuitants, can defeat the Coalition Government. But will they?

Chris Trotter says voting together, Māori and Pasifika workers, professionals and managers employed by the state, and “progressive” Baby-Boomer superannuitants, can defeat the Coalition Government. But will they?

Te Pāti Māori's leaders say Budget 2024 has little for their people, backing this up with a declaration of independence

Te Pāti Māori's leaders say Budget 2024 has little for their people, backing this up with a declaration of independence

Nicola Willis is considering a new fiscal rule and independent watchdog after recommendations by the OECD

Nicola Willis is considering a new fiscal rule and independent watchdog after recommendations by the OECD

Labour could form a left-leaning government if fresh elections were held today, a TVNZ poll shows

Labour could form a left-leaning government if fresh elections were held today, a TVNZ poll shows

Will political polarisation intensify to the point where 'normal' government becomes impossible, and democracy is reduced to a triennial search-and-destroy mission?

Will political polarisation intensify to the point where 'normal' government becomes impossible, and democracy is reduced to a triennial search-and-destroy mission?

Saturday's Hui was an impressive demonstration of the power of te iwi Māori, Chris Trotter says

Saturday's Hui was an impressive demonstration of the power of te iwi Māori, Chris Trotter says

The 54th Parliament will hold its first debate on Wednesday after the Governor-General delivers the Speech from the Throne

The 54th Parliament will hold its first debate on Wednesday after the Governor-General delivers the Speech from the Throne

If those elected to the Māori Seats refuse to take them, then what possible reason could the country have for retaining them? – asks Chris Trotter

If those elected to the Māori Seats refuse to take them, then what possible reason could the country have for retaining them? – asks Chris Trotter

Could Barbara Edmonds be Labour’s future finance spokesperson?

Could Barbara Edmonds be Labour’s future finance spokesperson?