Expert challenges alarmist climate change blame game claims
Climate change can always be blamed.
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UAE leads in cloud seeding with drones, AI, and nanotech
Experiments in 2004 and 2005 showed that cloud seeding can increase rainfall by 15% in polluted air and up to 25% in clear, unpolluted air.
Michael Laws: Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) and the myth of fairness
"The real message here is that some people will never achieve on their own..."
Did Tim Jago’s name suppression last too long? Legal experts weigh in
“Judges do their best..."
Hobson’s Pledge backs Treaty Principles Bill, rejects race-based laws
“My rights in this place don’t depend on a document signed in 1840.”
Threats against NZ politicians plummet under new government
“The issues that mobilised these communities are just simply not there.”
What comes next after the end of the ‘Biden simulation’?
So ends the years-long obsession with gender identity politics.
NZ media’s survival plan: Regulation, collectivisation, or control?
“Be careful what you wish for.”
DOC’s ethnic-based land grab: What it means for all Kiwis
The campaign for co-governance marches on.
Proponents and activists clash over government’s mining strategy
“Mining is the highest-paid sector in New Zealand..."
NZ bureaucrats stay home while Trump cracks down on remote work
Nearly half of the Public Service works from home at least one day a week.
Who told “collision” video cyclist where car driver lived?
Did the cyclist break privacy laws? Did the Herald ask the right questions?
CIA backs lab leak theory for COVID origins in shift from previous stance
It reflects a growing scepticism of China's transparency.
Golriz Ghahraman’s shoplifting case sheds light on police use of Auror
“Retailers choose to make this information available to law enforcement.”