Jones didn’t pull punches. He threw them – with panache.
Gutless critics not worth the time
Jones defends the Māori King’s stance on online abuse and critiques anonymous internet commentary.
Sick of nanny state? Well say hello to a nappy one
Jones’ satirical take on overregulation, likening modern safety measures to infantilisation.
Enrich poor with home ownership
Jones advocates for home ownership as a means to uplift economically disadvantaged communities.
All that red tape’s tying us in knots
He critiques bureaucratic hurdles hindering development and progress in New Zealand.
Who’s ya daddy? Could be anyone
A humorous exploration of paternity and societal perceptions of fatherhood.
Get ahead – go and get a hat
He ponders the fashion trends and the social significance of wearing hats.
Soviet service alive and well at AA
Jones criticises customer service experiences reminiscent of Soviet-era bureaucracy.
Clear winner in science vs religion
He argues in favour of scientific reasoning over religious beliefs in contemporary society.
Keep statues just for our own greats
He advocates for commemorating local heroes through public monuments.
It’s simply a case of creaming the opposition
Jones reflects on competitive spirit and the importance of striving for excellence.
