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GRANT ROBERTSON: A LOYAL LIEUTENANT OF CAPITAL

Announcing his retirement from parliamentary politics, former Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson said that 'he h...

British socialist folk-punk singer Billy Bragg is touring New Zealand this month. He tweeted on Monday night that he had gone out for a curr...

The rising cost of living has meant that the political establishment has concluded that it can only protect the interests of the wealthy by ...

The political establishment and the mainstream media have been quick to condemn the spraying in red paint of several offices of Labour cabin...

Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr has launched a class war. But a militant defence is less than likely... THE MAINSTREAM media this week has ...

We might well be headed into a deepening economic crisis but the economic pain will not be shared equally. The only 'solution' that ...

According to the new Newshub-Reid Research Poll, National now has nearly a third more support than Labour and is seemingly heading toward a ...

In the past two years corporate tax revenues have soared over 60 percent. Rising company profits have prompted calls for a windfall tax. TH...

What commentator Shane Te Pou and Labour MP Duncan Webb describe as 'socialism' is the same anaemic centrism that the Minister of F...

Are we surprised that Budget 2022 provided so little for working class New Zealanders? THERE'S NOTHING IN Budget 2022 for either the w...

The Labour Government's plan to introduce unemployment insurance will create a two tier welfare system and leave low paid workers and be...

Grant Robertson : Further entrenching New Zealand's deepening inequality Jacinda Ardern and Grant Robertson are proving to be loya...

Grant Robertson: Dismal market-led policies The 2020 Budget is a dismal attempt to rebuild a failed neoliberal economic model. We mig...

For millennials, having been struck by a second global economic crisis in the space of twelve years, the future looks less than bright. ...