r/KiwiPolitics↗
A genuinely non-partisan community dedicated to discussion and debate of New Zealand politics and current affairs. All political perspectives are welcomed and encouraged.
2.1k subscribers185 posts / mo in Sep 202645 authors / mosince 2025
r/KiwiPolitics has 2.1k members (+252% over the last 12 months). It gets about 185 posts a month from 45 people. Top topics: Māori Rights & Politics, Local Elections and Mayors and New Zealand Economy & Politics.
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Topics and brands on r/KiwiPolitics
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Share of the subreddit's posts
- Māori Rights & Politics3.7%
- Local Elections and Mayors1.3%
- New Zealand Economy & Politics1.1%
- New Zealand0.6%
- Electric Vehicles in Australia0.4%
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Most-mentioned brands and sites, last 12 months
- Stuff: Latest breaking news
- NZ Herald
- 1News
- Archive
- New Zealand Legislation
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