An Audience with a King: Corina Shields attends a DemocracyNZ event
The Matt King I’ve had the chance to meet and get to know a little bit better than some isn’t dissimilar to “Matt King- The Politician”.
29May 
23May 
Why ‘Workers Now’?
In a civilised society, these workers who do these dangerous, tedious, necessary tasks would be properly recompensed.
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?
16May 
Capitalists beat Government at reducing smoking
New Zealand’s experiment with promoting vaping as a tool to quit smoking while avoiding crushing regulations that make electronic cigarettes difficult to purchase legally has impacted smoking levels like no regulation ever could.
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.
12May
Māori MPs – are they really the representation Māori need?
But for me, the racial divide being caused by Māori MPs is not only bad for NZ, it is especially bad for Māori.
9May 
“Terrorism” in the war of words
It’s ironic that the domestic terrorism accusation is levelled against those who seek to stand against actual terrorism.
8May
Every politician’s face belongs on a toilet seat
The mask on the toilet seat scandal is an example of the wealth-class trying to impose its sectarian imperatives on a general population.
1May 
Submission to the Social Services and Community Committee on the Integrity Sport and Recreation Bill by Ani O’Brien
Women built women’s sport ourselves from the ground up. Our sport is not the Government’s to give away.