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From biggest supporter to biggest critic: Musk and Trump break up

From biggest supporter to biggest critic: Musk and Trump break up

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

Losing Elon Musk’s backing could threaten Donald Trump’s growing influence among tech donors, social media audiences, and younger male voters. For Mr. Musk, the break could intensify scrutiny of his business practices and government contracts.See the Story

Incorrect claims overstate Regulatory Standards Bill's effects

New Zealand · New Zealand

Incorrect claims overstate Regulatory Standards Bill's effects

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The Regulatory Standards Bill does not allow companies to sue govt for policies that affect their profits The post Incorrect claims overstate Regulatory Standards Bill’s effects appeared first on Newsroom.See the Story

The mother of the mother of all budgets is unrepentant

Inflation · New Zealand

The mother of the mother of all budgets is unrepentant

Ruth Richardson remains totally convinced that her "mother of all budgets" was appropriate and claims that it was responsible for slaying inflation and promoting a high-growth high-wage high-employment economy.Read Article

The West’s War Against Iran

Clearly, the world needs to stop talking about Israel’s right to defend itself, and start talking about the world’s need to defend itself against Israel.Iran · Iran Read Article

Was the Cook Islands leak a FiveEyes operation?

The leak appeared in the Cook Islands media, not New Zealand's. On the day before Christopher Luxon was due to meet Xi Jinping. One has to ask "cui bono?"Cook Islands · Cook Islands Read Article

The West’s war on Iran

I have visited Iran twice. Once in June 1980 to witness an unprecedented event: the world’s first Islamic Revolution. It was the very start of my writing career.Iran · Iran See the Story

Homelessness up by 58% in Auckland

$250mn in emergency housing "savings" a year under National, while government increases corrections budget to ~$2b a year, and will surpass NZ's ”moral and fiscal prison failure prison rate” by 2026Auckland, New Zealand · Auckland Read Article

The Three Wakas of the Coalition of Coxes

Once viewed through the right lens, the politics of the Coalition makes a lot more sense.New Zealand · New Zealand Read Article

Louisa Wall – Project 2025 Is Silencing Māori Dissent — and It Didn’t Even Start Here

The attempt to punish Te Pāti Māori MPs for a haka protest is not just an internal matter—it reflects a broader, global effort to suppress dissent, erase cultural expression, and centralise power under the guise of order.New Zealand · New Zealand Read Article

Work will not be so safe

Brooke Van Velden has announced changes to Workplace safety laws that will see prosecutions of Employers decrease but prosecutions of workers start.Work · New Zealand Read Article

Seymour Claims 99.5% of Regulatory Bill Submissions Were 'Bot-Made'

66% Center coverage: 6 sources

By Ella Stewart of RNZ Act leader David Seymour has claimed 99.5% of the submissions received on the Regulatory Standards Bill were created using “bots”. The...Oceania · New Zealand See the Story

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