Substacks recommended by Bryce Edwards

Recommended by Bryce Edwards

A digital record of the Federation of Socialist Societies members' newsletter.

The Socialist Society and its Commonweal newsletter seems to be a critical thinking forum where you can get very interesting and refreshing leftwing analysis that isn't part of the partisan and dogmatic left.

- Bryce Edwards

Diplostack

By Dan@Diplosphere

A critical view from NZ on world affairs and tech

The Kākā by Bernard Hickey

Public interest journalism about NZ’s housing, climate and poverty crises

A great source of news and critique of the status quo in terms of political economy, housing, inequality, and climate change

- Bryce Edwards

Politics Happens

By Grant Duncan

The Politics Happens newsletter examines political events and ideas with independent, balanced analysis that lets you make up your own mind.

The Blue Review w/ Liam Hehir

Analysis and commentary on the passing scene in New Zealand

Un-Diplomatic

By Van Jackson

Global power to the people. A newsletter about the class politics of geopolitics.

Cranmer’s Substack

By Cranmer's Substack

Agenda-setting views on politics, culture and law

Less Certain

By Natalia Albert

Insights, reflections, analysis, and information to help reduce our certainty and increase our political flexibility. New Zealand-based author.

Natalia is a smart, critical thinker, and her new political project is well worth following.

- Bryce Edwards

The Overhang

By rustie

Aotearoa/NZ politics posting with an analytical bent.

Punishingly Haimona

By Haimona Gray

All the things that are too spicy, long, or a bit of a stretch for proper media to run. Thoughts and opinions conveyed are punishingly my own.

Alex Penk

CEO of Ethos. We promote freedom of conscience, religion and belief because they’re good for the whole of society. These rights foster real moral debate, protect us against abuses of power, and embrace our full humanity. See www.ethosalliance.nz for more.

Better things are possible

By Malcolm McCracken

Articles discussing housing, urbanism, and policy in Aotearoa

Museum Street

By Henry Cooke

A newsletter about New Zealand politics from Henry Cooke.

The Democracy Project

Recommended by Bryce Edwards