They logged on for 45 minutes, logged off richer by $12.8 billion — and every last cent came from the wages of women who care for our sick, teach our children, and hold this nation together
"Not Unusually So" — The Four Most Dangerous Words in Aotearoa's History of Imperial Abandonment
While whānau go hungry and our tūpuna lands lie broken, the Crown slips into borrowed armour, flexes for Washington, and calls it "defence." This is not protection — it is colonisation with better marketing
He Kanohi Pepeke: The Many Masks of the Taniwha Who Cannot Tell the Truth
The government stole billions from our health system, fired thousands of healers, and silenced the voices of Māori medicine — then announced $25 million and expected applause
"They stripped the rākau bare and offered the roots a cup of muddy water. Then they called it generosity."
The Minister who doesn't need help. The families who can't survive without it. The government that made this crisis — and now offers carpooling advice.
National swings the taiaha at your face. Labour smiles and slowly bleeds you out. Both leave you on the ground. Only one asks you to thank them for it — then sends Willie Jackson to collect your vote
Five Eyes
He aha te mea nui o te ao? He tāngata, he tāngata, he tāngata. What is the greatest thing in the world? It is people, it is people, it is people.
Accountability
Kia ora Aotearoa, I hope this essay finds you in a fighting spirit and gives you an insight to our collective assets and how this neoliberal government of the last 40 years, keeps doing what it does, no matter what colour the govt might represent - Red - Blue. They represent the
Political corruption
When the Bombs Fall, the Ultra-Wealthy Board a Jet. When the Smoke Clears, They Bill You for the Bullets
Fuel Wars
When they sold the refinery, stripped the reserves, gifted the profits offshore, and waved a four-level laminated plan at the people — that was not incompetence. That was the harvest.
