Fuel Crisis
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.
Paul GoldSmith
Ko te Tōpuni o te Ariki: The Crown Wraps Its Shame in a Cloak and Calls the Darkness 'Law and Order'
He bought the ocean. Now he's buying the waka. And if no one stops him, he'll sell you the tide.
Accountability
427,000 Broken Promises — How Luxon's Coalition of Cruelty Manufactured a 12-Year Welfare Catastrophe, Set the Wharenui on Fire, and Handed Out Sunglasses to Block the Smoke
Colonialism
Ko te Ahi Kā o Te Ao Kua Tahu: The World's Home Fire Is Burning
Mariameno Kapa-Kingi
When the guardians of rangatiratanga torch their own wharenui, the arsonists don't need to be white
The Māori Green Lantern
Peter Oborne picked up the taiaha. The Māori Green Lantern has been swinging it for years. The dragon they're both fighting has the same face — it just changes its collar depending on whose children it's eating.
The Māori Green Lantern
While Māori soldiers die for the flag, the government dies laughing all the way to the campaign trail — making your goodwill do the mahi it refuses to perform.
Brazil feeds 40 million children with dignity, culture, and fresh kai from local hands. New Zealand's neoliberal taniwha stripped the reo, slashed the food, handed it to a multinational corporation — and branded the wreckage "value for taxpayers."
Homelessness
The Crown's Move-On Orders Are Not Law Enforcement — They Are Aesthetic Enforcement. The Bulldozer Has Always Followed the Invisible Māori.
Accountability
“He iti te mokoroa, nāna te rākau i kakati.” — The small grub fells the great tree.
Christopher Luxon
How Christopher Luxon — a Man Who Cannot Land a Sentence, a Plane, or a Policy — Clings to a Throne Built on Sand While 165,000 New Zealanders Starve in the Rubble
