Liam Hehir has been banned from Facebook for 40 days for some reason. Here\ is what he thinks about that.
Read MoreEveryone I don’t like is Hitler, or, how i got banned by Facebook
Not as a Christian, but as a New Zealander: Why I am voting against assisted suicide tomorrow.
Liam Hehir sets out his his fears for the assisted suicide referendum, which looks set to pass.
Read MoreFive reasons I am voting for National (and why you should too)
Liam Hehir lays out the reasons he is voting for the Nats.
Read MoreHow New Zealand saved the world
How the little country that could somehow did it again
Read MoreContra Damien: what libertarians get wrong about preserving freedom
A short, sharp curtailment of freedom might be better than a protracted, dull one.
Read MoreThe King is dead, long live the (Hos)king
I kind of miss the days when Matthew Hooton was the designated bogeyman.
Read MoreLevel three and three-quarters: it’s not a holiday
This is going to suck
Read MoreWhat is the Real economy?
Well paid salaried progressives in Wellington should be prepared to share in the nation’s pain for their own self-preservation.
Read MoreMaybe axing Clark would be unfair. But what about any of this is fair?
It is imperative that government ministers not be the only people immune from the inevitable vicissitudes of the lockdown.
Read MoreOK, Britney: stop sniping at National for doing its job
If we don’t have unity we must have sharp, focussed and vigorous opposition.
Read MoreNot a grand coalition, but a government of national salvation
Loyal opposition is no longer possible, so national unity is now required.
Read MoreA plea to experts: safeguard your role in public life
In times like these, the role of experts is too valuable to imperil through politics
Read MoreNo half-measures: the risk to the economy is too serious
The government needs to go big or go home. Here are a few things Liam Hehir hopes it plans to announce.
Read MoreStop trying to diminish Jenny Shipley’s barrier smashing
Here’s an idea: don’t be gross
Read MoreThe Nats shouldn’t be in with a shot. They are. Here are 5 reasons why.
Just how is it that National appears to be on the edge of victory this year?
Read MoreA Sub-Prime Minister?
Have we now entered into a period of diminished prime ministerial authority? If so, is that anything new?
Read MoreWaitangi Day is not a day of national unity, which is fine.
Sometimes it is appropriate for us to have occasions of introspection, discussion and argument.
Read More#BurnArdern is seriously worrying. Here’s how to stop it.
With things getting serious, we may need to think the unthinkable.
Read MorePlease remember not to talk to journalists (not lightly, anyway)
While it all seems so pointless, there are lessons we can take from the #TurnArdern saga.
Read MoreThat time the politicians were right and the experts were very, very wrong
It is always a good idea to take expert advice onboard. In politics, the final say should rest with the politicians, however.
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