An X post from Suit and Tie (@Suitandtie9999) has drawn attention to new OIA documents showing that nearly two years after the death of 10-month-old Ruthless-Empire Souljah Reign Rihnd Shepherd Walll, known as Baby Ru, police have not made any arrests.
“There remain three persons of interest in this investigation,” the OIA read.
Writing in the NZ Herald, Heather du Plessis-Allan argues Te Pāti Māori has ruled itself out of government after MP Tākuta Ferris’ social media rant about Labour supporters’ ethnicity.
She calls it “migrant-directed racism” and says Labour has finally accepted it cannot govern alongside a party this radical.
A 43-year-old man and two 9-year-old children were burned alive in Germany after their Tesla crashed into a tree, and rescuers were unable to open the car’s electronic doors, police said. Another child survived and was flown to hospital.
Finance Minister Nicola Willis has pushed back against calls for her resignation from former Labour Finance Minister Sir Roger Douglas and economist Robert MacCulloch, telling The Platform she is sticking to a cautious fiscal path.
Willis said it was “surprising” to be singled out, arguing the government is doing what it was elected to do.
New Zealand’s housing market has dropped about 17 percent since its 2021 peak, pushing real dwelling values back to late 2019 levels and opening the door for first-home buyers.
Free Speech Union chief executive Jillaine Heather says reactions to the assassination of US conservative Charlie Kirk show how quickly free speech principles are abandoned when politics turns emotional.
