Heather du Plessis-Allan: Once again, National is the party of the flip-flop

I am risk of repeating myself two days in a row, but that’s only because National appears determined to keep making the same mistake. 

So here we go.

National should not have walked back Simeon Brown’s comments on bilingual road signs.

When National sent Nicola Willis and Chris Bishop onto morning radio shows today, it should’ve been to back up Simeon Brown. Not to back-pedal from what he said.

Wendy Geus: Changing the Things That Matter

Stop and Go signs are now emerging in Maori – has New Zealand reached peak stupid?

Labour would be better off improving child vaccination rates to keep our babies safe.

With news out of Otago that there have been sightings of a new phenomenon, Stop and Go signs in Maori, we know that NZ Government officials have reached new heights of the ridiculous, with only 5% of the population speaking Maori. Watch out for the (laughable) Road to Zero campaign in Otago coming even more unstuck.