Dieuwe and William break down the misuse of census and election data by government entities, exposing conflicts of interest and the wider implications of state-driven narratives. They tackle the potential pitfalls of multiculturalism, the impact of immigration policies on New Zealand’s cultural identity, and the heated debate over the country’s name change.

Also on the table:

• Police issues and the shifting landscape of law enforcement
• A major drop in net immigration and the rise of New Zealand’s Indian community
• The Ukraine war—could peace be on the horizon?
• Cultural and political changes shaping the nation's future

This bold conversation challenges the mainstream narrative and dives deep into the forces reshaping New Zealand. A must-listen for those questioning where the country is headed.