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“The Crown’s 25-Year Wage Theft is Over: Whānau Are Employees” - 12 December 2025
The Crown has been caught red-handed, whānau
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"How IHC’s Settlement Exposes a System Designed to Fail Disabled Tamariki" - 12 December 2025
Thirteen Years to Justice, Thirteen Billion Seconds of Exclusion
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“When the Mouldy Mince Hit the Fan” - 12 December 2025
David Seymour’s War on Accountability
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“How Potaka’s Order in Council Bypassed Democracy to Serve Mining Capital” - 12 December 2025
The Stewardship Land Shell Game
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“How Simon Watts and National’s “Local Water Done Well” Drowns Ratepayers While Serving Corporate Interests” - 12 December 2025
The $9 Billion Betrayal
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“How This Coalition Of Cowards Dismiss International Law to Mask Their Assault on Māori” - 12 December 2025
"The UN is a Joke”
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“How Trump’s ESTA Surveillance State Ended My Travels to the Empire” - 11 December 2025
The Māori Green Lantern Is Off To Alligator Alcatraz If I Step Foot Back Into TrumpLand
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“The Fudge Campaign: Taxpayers’ Union Pressure Politics & the Fiscal Tall Tales” - 11 December 2025
The Atlas Network Architecture: Qui Bono?
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“Behind Closed Doors: How NPDC’s Council Appointments Entrench Neoliberal Control and Marginalise Mana Whenua” - 11 December 2025
The Veneer of Democracy
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“The Emperor’s New Debt: Destiny’s $2.7m Day of Reckoning” - 11 December 2025
The Utu of the Taxman
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““Light-Fingered” vs. Protected Predator: How New Zealand Media’s Racist Double Standard Shields the Powerful” - 11 December 2025
Te Wā: 11 Haratua 2025
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“Hipkins Misunderstands the Māori Mind: How Strategic Vote-Splitting Can Hold Power Accountable” - 10 December 2025
Chris Hipkins has revealed a fundamental misunderstanding of Māori electoral agency—and the mechanism that could be his path to power. In December 2025, the Labour leader dismissed concerns about Māori voters strategically splitting their votes, confident that internal turmoil within Te Pāti Māori means “voters in Māori electorates won’