A policy in tatters
Labour’s “Best Start” policy was announced on Monday, but already major flaws in the plan are being highlighted by Labour’s opponents on the right, all of whom care deeply about the plight of the poor.
The State of the Nation: an interview with David Cunliffe
My exclusive hard-hitting interview with the Labour Party leader, after his State of the Nation address.
Horswell resigns from the Telegram Party
The latest press release from the Telegram Party
A new campaign slogan?
Could this slogan be an election winner?
Party time!
Announcing the launch of a brand new political party. Just like that other satirist whose name we dare not speak.
Unity!
My new year’s resolution is to not argue with others of the left. Even though they’re almost all wrongheaded despicable class-traitor scum.
Right Thinking: just another lawbreaking socialist villain
So David Cunliffe thinks he’s above the law. These lawbreaking thieving socialists are all the same.
John Key: I believe the children are our future
Prime Minister John Key is not concerned about the findings of the Child Poverty Monitor report, issued by Children’s Commissioner Dr. Russell Wills
David Hay: the All Blacks need me
Former Green Party list candidate David Hay will challenge Steve Hansen for the job of All Blacks coach.
New electorate boundaries shock some
The Boundaries Commission review of electorate boundaries has resulted in Kelston creeping closer to one Te Atatu man’s house.
Imperator Fish 
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