# Don Brash

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Shubz: Called a Kūpapa for Talking to the Wrong People

Shubz has been called a kūpapa. The word describes Māori who sided with the Crown in the New Zealand Wars, and it still gets thrown at Māori accused of betraying their own. Shubz gets it for having David Seymour on his show.Shubz hosts "Shubz Says So" on Radio Aotearoa. His method is simple: talk t…

The Huddle: Is Harry and Meghan's return to the UK an admission of failure?

Tonight on The Huddle, Tim Wilson from the Maxim Institute and artist and local Government politician Oscar Kightley joined in on a discussion about the following issues of the day - and more!  What did we make of the Independent Police Conduct Authority's ruling on the Tom Phillips shooting? Coul…

Perspective with Heather du Plessis-Allan: Did we witness Winston Peters' last speech as Foreign Minister?

Now, I think we may have just witnessed Winston Peters’ last major foreign policy speech as Foreign Minister, ever. It is definitely the last one before the election, and if you follow the breadcrumbs he has been laying recently, it sounds like he does not want to be Foreign Minister next term. H…

Midday Report Essentials for 29 September 2026

Today: Opportunity lays out coalition bottom lines on the environment, economic competition and lobbying regulation ... What happened to the land tax and the universal basic income? Leader Quilae Wong joined us. With diesel prices spiking and concerns about supply the Road Freight association says …

Don Brash discusses strategic voting on the right

The strategic voting debate is one of the interesting stories emerging in this election campaign, with some parties encouraging it, and others calling it "the opposite of clever." Don Brash, a former leader of both National and ACT, spoke to Guyon Espiner.

Kerre Woodham: Strategic voting – is it really a clever decision?

There's an old saying, "you're so sharp you could cut yourself". Similar to "you're too clever for your own good", meaning sometimes a person tries to be too tricky or clever, which leads them to make a simple task messy or fail completely. And that is the warning being given by the main parties to…

Hollow Promises, Billionaire Games and the Brexit Reckoning

Hosted by Phil Goff and Chris Finlayson, Cross Party Lines opens with a tribute to former Speaker Adrian Rurawhe — a man of great humility, dignity and genuine cross-party respect — before turning to the final sprint of the election campaign: empty promises from every direction, billionaires gaming…

Dirty Work and the New Zealand Taxpayer's Union w/ Nicky Hager: 7th Oct, 2026

Nicky Hager is a prolific investigative journalist and writer, publishing books on a range of often-shadowy topics such as the military, government spy networks, and New Zealand politics. Back in 2006, Hager published The Hollow Men, which drew on internal National Party documents leaked to Hager…