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Political satire is having a renaissance during the 2026 election campaign

Not everyone is a fan, with Winston Peters calling one parody "just plain nasty".

Covered by 2 sources from New Zealand. First reported by RNZ ·

How 2 newspapers cover this story

  1. RNZNew ZealandFirst report

    Political satire is having a renaissance during the 2026 election campaign

    Not everyone is a fan, with Winston Peters calling one parody "just plain nasty".

  2. The New Zealand HeraldNew Zealand

    Election 2026 Campaign Diary: Seymour plays to strength and Hipkins doesn’t disagree

    Shane Jones has better timing for his fishing trip than Winston Peters.

Coverage details

2 outlets from New Zealand are covering this story: RNZ and The New Zealand Herald. RNZ published it first, on November 2, 2026; the last outlet to join was The New Zealand Herald, 12 hours later.

Key names in the coverage: Winston Peters, Campaign Diary, Shane Jones and Hipkins.

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