"The Taiaha Strikes: How New Zealand's Far Right Weaponised a Bathroom Break to Wage War on the Judiciary" - 14 February 2026
Te Karanga — The Call to Arms
Ivor Jones The Māori Green Lantern
"WHAKAPAPA - THE LAYERS THEY BURIED: How a White Supremacist Government Demolished the Architecture of Māori Existence and Called It "Progress"" - 14 February 2026
They didn't just steal the whenua. They bulldozed the blueprint of reality itself—then built a car park of neoliberal mediocrity on top and charged whānau rent to stand on their own ancestors.
"TE KAIWHAKAWĀ PARAU: The Anointing of the Crusher" - 14 February 2026
How a White Supremacist Coalition Gifted Its Most Loyal Servant a Golden Parachute — And Poisoned the Well of Law Reform for a Generation
"The Split Tōtara and the Arsonists Who Lit the Match: How Te Pāti Māori's Purge Serves the Crown's Colonial Endgame" - 14 February 2026
When the waka is burning, you don't blame the smoke—you find the hand that struck the match.
"THE CANNIBAL TABLE: How Five Jaws Are Devouring Māori Political Power While the Country Drowns in Sewage and Unemployment" - 1 3 February 2026
The government attacks tikanga. Labour campaigns to destroy the only Māori voice. The media amplifies the feast. The internal fractures hand them all the knife. And the broadcaster who claims to hold power to account is feeding at every table while pretending to serve the people.
"Back to Basics, Back to Brutality: How a "Hodgepodge" of Bills Became the Most Coordinated Assault on Māori Rights, Workers, and Democracy in a Generation" - 13 February 2026
The coalition calls it "back to basics." Strip the euphemism and what remains is a legislative assembly line: each bill feeds the next, each deletion enables the next erasure, and by the time the House rises, the public service will serve the minister—not the people, not the Treaty, not the future.
"THE ARSONIST'S AUDIT: How They Burned $55 Billion, Transferred a Trillion to the Landed Gentry, Devastated Māori Homeownership — and Now Want a 'Review' Weeks Before the Election" - 12 February 2026
They handed the landlords a flamethrower. They poured accelerant on the housing market. They watched whānau burn. And now — nine months before polling day — Nicola Willis has the audacity to show up with a clipboard and ask: "Did anyone smell smoke?"