Why we should avoid using ‘Wokespeak’*
Our speech is being compelled and censored, and our legacy media giants are complicit, parroting the party line on every major news and opinion network.
5Jun 
2Jun 
The blah leading the blah
Failing health, housing, policing, education, transport, and infrastructure are now directly impacting middle class lives, options and opportunities.
31May 
In defence of violent neighbourhoods
We were often paid in caps. They were the bit-coin of 80s South Auckland.
30May
Playing hard ball with bread and butter?
To speak truth to power is, internally to universities, perceived to be a foolish, dangerous act.
26May
The most dangerous speech will dodge any laws
The censor never dreams for a moment that they themselves should potentially be a target.
24May 
Why I am leaving the Māori roll and why you should too
For far too long, the narrative portrayed by those on the Left and in the media is that Māori are victims of the system and yet the Left continue to be the ones who perpetuate the victim mentality by limiting Māori with nonsense narratives.
20May 
The Transgender Revolution
If ever there was a demonstration of the saying that the road to hell is paved with good intentions, this issue is it.
19May 
Burst pipes or bad history? Wellington City Council’s new role as the arbiter of international conflicts
What does it say about a council that it could be ideologically captured by a highly simplistic and selective narrative of a 75 year-old event on the other side of the world?
15May
Six weeks since Kellie-Jay Keen: reflections from Mana Wāhine Kōrero
Tēna koutou, tēna koutou, tēna koutou katoa. Six weeks ago, in a historic inner-city park, two & a half thousand New Zealanders descended upon a women’s rights event and drove out our guest speaker by force. The odds were twenty to one, for the mob. New Zealand wāhine were successfully prevented from talking about our […]
13May
The horror show of censorship
Censorship is primarily a tool for denying the working class.