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Cam Slater

Cam Slater doesn’t do quiet and, as a result, he is a polarising, controversial but highly effective journalist who takes no prisoners. Love him or loathe him, you can’t ignore him.

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A Game of Two Halves

A Game of Two Halves

It is traditionally thought that New Zealand has a three-year term for governments. While strictly true, in reality, it isn’t. Matt McCarten was the guy who explained to me that our real term of parliament is actually six years, split into two three-year halves. If your government

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A Great, Big Middle Finger to the Elite

A Great, Big Middle Finger to the Elite

The only thing really surprising about Australian voters’ rejection of the “Indigenous Voice to Parliament” referendum was its scale and brutal swiftness. Within less than an hour of polls closing, it was clear that the referendum had been emphatically rejected in every state. There was no need to even bother

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The Mask Is off the Anti-Semites
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The Mask Is off the Anti-Semites

Imagine if, when General Eisenhower released the horrifying footage of the liberation of Dachau and Auschwitz, left-wing “progressives” had marched in their thousands across the Allied nations, proclaiming their allegiance to the Reich? That’s what has happened this week. The mask is off for all to see: if

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The Case for National to Find Common Ground with NZ First

The Case for National to Find Common Ground with NZ First

In New Zealand politics, some alliances may seem unlikely at first glance. A case in point is the dilemma National faces right now. There has been plenty of animus between National and Winston Peters, with thirty years of sabotage, ankle-tapping and skullduggery to try to ensure Winston is dead

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When Worlds Collide for Real

When Worlds Collide for Real

When Worlds Collide is a classic of 1950s SF-disaster movies (though not as great as Earth vs the Flying Saucers). Its premise is pretty literal: a wandering star is on a collision course with Earth. But it’s just science fiction, right? Given the vast emptiness of space, what

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Time to Dump the ‘One China’ Lie

Time to Dump the ‘One China’ Lie

As I wrote, long ago, Australia was, and still is, as he remains in parliament, plagued with two Scott Morrisons. There was Scott Morrison the global statesman, justly recognised around the world for his government’s brave and resolute stance against unprecedented trade and diplomatic bullying from China. For helping

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Law Students Encounter the Law of FAAFO

Law Students Encounter the Law of FAAFO

Seems like a whole bunch of lefty university students are about to find out what happens when you, ah, fool around, to put it politely. Especially Ivy League law students. A number of large law firms have already signalled their increasing reluctance to hire graduates from Harvard, Yale and Princeton.

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The Silence of the Feminists

The Silence of the Feminists

There are some things you just can’t un-see. And no, I’m not talking about the Cats movie. Although I wish it were something so silly and inconsequential. Many years ago, for instance, I saw a video of an actual stoning in some Middle-Eastern shithole. It kept

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Winston’s Only Election Night One on One Interview
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Winston’s Only Election Night One on One Interview

Winston Peters only gave a single one on one interview on election night, and it was with me. This was recorded just before he walked down the waterfront at Russell to speak to his supporters. Help Fund Our NewsDesk We are building a NewsDesk, hiring journalists and taking the fight

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A Vote Against Woke and For Change

A Vote Against Woke and For Change

The three parties campaigning to change the Government, National, ACT and NZ First, secured over 54 per cent of the vote, while the three pro-Government parties received 40 per cent. In terms of seats, it’s 69 (with NZ First) to 52, indicating a shift to the putative conservative

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Once Was a Continent: Mapping Zealandia

Once Was a Continent: Mapping Zealandia

A couple of years ago, I wrote about Zealandia for the BFD. Zealandia is the name given to what was the world’s eighth continent, until it sunk beneath the Pacific, like the fabled Lemuria. Today, all that remains above the waves are its once-highlands, now islands, such as

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