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Duncan Garner, identified as Editor in Chief, and a woman are superimposed over the New Zealand Parliament buildings, with text "LABOUR'S SECRET WEAPON?".

CLEVER, CUNNING OR JUST POLITICS?

IS TOP LABOUR’S BACK DOOR ROUTE TO POWER?

A pensive man on the left and a subtly smiling woman on the right are behind the text "WHOSE SIDE ARE THEY REALLY ON?", with "DUNCAN GARNER EDITOR IN CHIEF" at the top right.

Left Or Right? The Big Gamble In Voting For TOP

Top wants your vote but won't say who they'll back. That's a problem.

Two individuals, a woman and a man, are pictured with the text "DUNCAN GARNER EDITOR IN CHIEF" and the question "WEALTH = GREED?" against a dark, stormy sky.

Duncan Garner "The Greens’ Tax Fantasy Punishes Success"

Their numbers are shaky, their targets are political, and New Zealand cannot afford another economic experiment dressed up as fairness.

Two men, likely politicians, are shown shouting or arguing in front of stylized government buildings, with the question "DOES ANYONE WANT YOU?" overlaid.

Duncan Garner "The Big Parties Have Lost Their Grip"

National and Labour are bleeding support because neither has the courage, clarity or record to justify another automatic turn in power.

Duncan Garner, Editor in Chief, looks at the viewer against a stylized red and orange landscape with geometric shapes and sun rays, and the text "NEW ZEALAND IS TOO WOKE" below him.

Duncan Garner: Your Job Should Not Require Political Obedience

Professional regulators exist to protect the public, not to force New Zealanders into ideological submission.

Two serious-looking men, one with facial tattoos adjusting glasses and another looking down, stand against a red, cloudy background with airplanes, above text reading "TRAVEL BILLS COSTING $200,000,000."

Duncan Garner: They Spend Because Nobody Stops Them

While New Zealanders cut back, Parliament keeps treating taxpayer money like a bottomless travel card.

An image with "Duncan Garner Editor In Chief" at the top, featuring a woman on a blue background and two men with surprised expressions on a red background, with text "THE $18.2 BILLION TRAP" at the bottom.

Duncan Garner - Labour’s $18b problem just got real

Nicola Willis has found Labour’s weak spot, and Duncan says the missing numbers are starting to do real damage.

Duncan Garner, labeled Editor-in-Chief, looks pensive next to a worried man in a suit, with "Labour" logos on red banners and New Zealand flags in the background, and text asking "HAS LABOUR ALREADY PEAKED?".

Duncan Garner - Labour is ahead in the polls, but it is losing the argument

Labour may be the biggest party, but Duncan says voters still do not trust it to govern again.

Erica Stanford speaks emphatically while a solemn Duncan Garner listens, set against green buildings, with text "Erica Stanford slams Ministry of Education" and "Duncan Garner Editor in Chief."

Duncan Garner: Parents don’t want announcements. They want classrooms

Erica Stanford says classrooms are funded. Now schools need them built fast.

Duncan Garner, Editor in Chief, looks sternly at the camera with his hand raised, in front of a yellow public bus, with text "$65 MILLION TRANSPORT PROMISE STINKS."

Labour’s Transport Freebie Does Not Add Up

Editor in Chief Duncan Garner and another man react to a document titled "Sentencing (Reform) Amendment Act 2025" stamped "FAILED", with overlaid text "NEW COWARD PUNCH LEGISLATION" on a dark legislative chamber background.

`Duncan Garner - Coward Punch Reform Is Gutless Political Tokenism

National promised tougher consequences for one-punch killers, but its own MPs have delivered a new label without the punishment to match.

Duncan Garner, Editor in Chief, looks seriously to the right, surrounded by the text 'The Labour List' and seven smiling politicians in glowing frames, set against a purple, lightning-streaked government building.

Labour’s List Is No Big Reset

Labour needed a political shock, not a tidy rearrangement of familiar faces.

A man (Duncan Garner) with a microphone and a smiling woman in glasses are shown with text overlays "EDITOR IN CHIEF" at the top and "SOVEREIGNTY DEALS?" at the bottom.

Duncan Garner: The Far North Council Needs Sunlight

If elected councils can shift power without ratepayers properly knowing, then democracy is being treated like an inconvenience.

Duncan Garner, Editor in Chief, looks serious with an outstretched hand, next to a newspaper titled 'BUDGET DAY 2026' showing four political figures, and text 'THE FUDGET BUDGET: MEAT, THREE VEGE, NO DESERT'.

Duncan Garner: This Budget Exposes A Government That Waited Too Long

National promised discipline, but this Budget shows the hard work should have started two years ago.

Two serious-looking people, a bald man in a suit and a blonde woman in a blazer, are in front of blue houses, with a red stamp "PAID BY TAXPAYERS" and large text "$52K FOR A HOUSE THEY ALREADY OWN."

Duncan Garner: Upston’s Allowance Fails The Sniff Test

When ministers cut housing support for poorer families while pocketing taxpayer-funded perks, trust does not bend, it snaps.

Two men with confused expressions, one gesturing and the other (Duncan Garner) scratching his head, appear above the text "WHY IS LABOUR HIDING ITS POLICY" over a purple building.

Duncan Garner: Labour Wants A Blank Cheque For Power

New Zealanders deserve the detail before an election, not after Labour has already asked them to hand over the keys.

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