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- Sep 28, 2026
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8pm LIVE TONIGHT: The Bradbury Group – Gerry Brownlee, Nicky Hager + Political Panel: Tania Waikato, Max Harris, Oscar Kightly and Professor Wayne Hope (opens the original)
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A marxist, the Speaker of the House, the nations greatest investigative journalist, a Green candidate, a Labour candidate, a Gen X OG and a Professor all walk into a bar. The barman looks up and says, ‘What is this? The Bradbury Group? 3 years as Speaker of the House, highs and lows and why Democracy matters. How have the Right reacted, what has actually been revealed and what happens next Live from Waatea, The Bradbury Group brings together politicians, journalists and commentators for Aotearoa
MUST READ: Professor Wayne Hope – The Struggle of Memory Against Forgetting: Nicky Hager’s Dirty Work in Historical Context (opens the original)
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Before the launch of Dirty Work: The Taxpayers Union and New Zealand’s Hard Right, Christopher Luxon announces that he hasn’t read a book by Nicky Hager and denies knowledge of the author’s existence. Following release on 23 September, journalists inform the prime minister that he is quoted in the text as praising the Taxpayers’ Union on two separate occasions. The prime minister side steps, refusing to acknowledge Hager’s attributions or the journalists’ enquiries—“New Zealanders do not care ab
Open Mic TUESDAY 29th SEPTEMBER + Political Caption Competition (opens the original)
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POLITICAL FACT OF THE DAY: Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels published The Communist Manifesto in 1848 POLITICAL QUOTE OF THE DAY: “The measure of a man is what he does with power.” -Plato TDB POLITICAL HAIKU OF THE DAY: Green tides rise tonight Red and blue stand neck and neck Small parties hold keys Each day, the Editor posts a new Open Mic message at the top of the comments. That pinned message marks the start of the day’s discussion. Readers should reply directly to that daily Open Mic comment
Salvation Army Asks Candidates To Address Seven Pressing Issues This Election (opens the original)
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The Salvation Army is calling on election candidates to focus on practical solutions to the ‘Pressing Issues’ facing communities during the 2026 general election campaign. Food security, housing, cost-of-living, poverty, welfare & tax, justice reintegration and addiction are the key challenges affecting the communities that the Army serves. The charity is urging political parties to address these issues through the lens ofpoipoia te kākano – (nurture the seed), a Māori wellbeing framework that e
Open, Not Owned: Alliance Party Announces Trade Policy (opens the original)
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The Alliance Party has announced the first installment in its Trade Policy, which will modernise Aotearoa New Zealand’s international trade regime, protect local industries, and take a stand for human rights around the world. Alliance Party trade spokesperson and candidate for Wellington North, Josh Harford, says international trade is rapidly becoming a race to the bottom. “The craven, unrestrained obsession with maximising profits serves only to destroy local industry and bring misery on popul
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