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"Labour’s Capital Gains Con Job Exposes Decades of Neoliberal Betrayal" - 2 November 2025
Hipkins’ Hollow Promises
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“Tamariki in the Crosshairs” - 2 November 2025
How Neoliberal Ideology from Washington to Wellington Threatens Te Mana Kuratahi and Māori Survival
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"Minister Admits Misleading Public on State Care Abuse" - 2 November 2025
Karen Chhour’s Statistical Deception Exposed as Children Continue to Suffer
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“The 140-Bed Con” - 2 November 2025
How Neoliberalism Dismantles Public Health While Buying Politicians
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"THE SAME POISON IN DIFFERENT BOTTLES" - 2 November 2025
How Luxon and Trump Execute Project 2025's Attack on Māori Rights and Public Institutions
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"The Dashboard Illusion: How Neoliberalism Sells Sovereignty While Stealing Resources" - 1 November 2025
Te Arawa's data platform as performative reconciliation while Health NZ burns
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"Water is Taonga, Not Commodity: How the Coalition Sold Māori Water Rights to Billionaires and Left Ratepayers Drowning in Debt" - 1 November 2025
S&P Global Exposes the Lie: Local Water Done Well Costs More, Delivers Less, and Eliminates Māori Voices — Tracing the Money from Atlas Network Think Tanks to Cabinet Ministers
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"When Police Investigate Police" - 1 November 2025
The Dangerous Secrecy Behind New Zealand’s Latest Misconduct Scandal
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“Te Raruraru o te Paitini: How New Zealand Food Safety Nearly Sold Out Our Kai for Corporate Profit” - 1 November 2025
How Seymour's Deregulation Playbook Mirrors Project 2025's Chemical Industry Giveaway While Māori Bear the Cancer Burden
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"Who Benefits When Our Pacific Whānau Drown in Drugs We Created?" - 31 October 2025
The Smoking Gun Behind the “Narco-States” Panic
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“When “Conservation” Becomes Colonisation” - 31 October 2025
How Pāua Restoration Exposes the Neoliberal Gutting of Our Moana
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"Sold to the Chaebols: How Luxon's Korea Deal Bleeds Aotearoa for Corporate Profit" - 31 October 2025
Luxon's Corporate Elite Partnership Sells Out Aotearoa