Patrick Corish Co-ordinator Free Speech Coalition On Friday, Massey University put out a media statement about a so-called “controversial” group “Speak Up For Women” which is using a Massey campus to host an event later in the year. You may recognise the Speak Up for Women name. Their spokeswoman Ani
Jordan Williams Free Speech Coalition It is sombre to write this, but late yesterday afternoon the Court’s judgement in our case against Regional Facilities Auckland (a subsidiary of Auckland Council) and Phil Goff landed in our email inbox. There’s nothing positive to highlight in the Judge’s decision.
Speak Up For Women It’s been a busy few months for Speak Up For Women and by now you may have heard: Meghan Murphy is coming to New Zealand! Speak Up For Women is excited to be hosting Meghan at events in Wellington and Auckland. In Wellington on Wednesday
Michael Dowling Chairman Council of Licenced Firearms Owners (on behalf of the Fair and Reasonable Campaign) I am writing to you on the Government’s second tranche of firearms law changes – and I’m afraid I have bad news. What the Bill does: The Arms Legislation Bill punishes law-abiding firearms
Andy Loader Co-Chairman P.L.U.G. Primary Land Users Group Open Letter to Government The Government released their new “action plan for healthy waterways” on the 5th of September which sets out the proposed new requirements to improve freshwater. But the action plan totally misses the point. Firstly, we
Press Statement: Robin Grieve Chairman of Pastural farming Climate Research www.farmcarbon.co.nz “NZ must lead the way in pushing for change in the way methane emissions are regarded in the Paris climate accord at the UN Climate Action Summit this week.”Robin Grieve Chairman of Pastural farming Climate
Free Speech Coalition Patrick speaks with spokesperson for Speak Up 4 Women, Ani O’Brien, about the Green Party’s treatment of Jill Abigail after the publication of her article in the Green Party’s offical magazine Te Awa. Patrick and Ani discuss the current “cancel culture” currently within left-wing
Press Release: National Party Around a hundred people, some in tractors and even a helicopter, showed up in Ruawai to protest the Government’s attack on rural communities on Saturday, National’s Rural Communities Spokesperson and Northland MP Matt King says. “At one of the busiest times of the year
By c mccoy Labour’s allegation situation becomes more complicated.
Louis Houlbrooke Communications Officer New Zealand Taxpayers’ Union Released on Wednesday, our 2019 Ratepayers’ Report has already made an impact in the media. Here’s what Heather du-Plessis Allan had to say: You know the problem with councils? The problem with councils is twofold. I mean it’s many fold,
Press Release: New Conservative Disappointment expressed by Fletcher Building CEO, Ross Taylor, reflects the increasing frustration held by many with this Government’s failure to protect private property rights. An argument within mana whenua and non-mana whenua has now, with the intervention of Kingitanga, threatened to undermine private property rights
Press release: National Party The Prime Minister needs to put a stop to the mess that is Ihumatao and just say no to taxpayers’ money being used to buy back the land, or any other sort of deal being struck, Leader of the Opposition Simon Bridges says. “This situation wouldn’
Press Release: New Zealand National Party When Jacinda Ardern leaves tomorrow to go to the Rugby World Cup and the United Nations she will be leaving behind a mess at home, Leader of the Opposition Simon Bridges says. “Jacinda Ardern’s Government is in chaos following revelations it tried to
Press Release: New Conservative Mainstream media, as the purveyors of truth and source of balanced information, took another backward step yesterday with the announcement by Stuff that most New Zealand organisations had joined 170 media outlets from around the world in the “Covering Climate Now” project. “The last bastion for
National Party Press Release: The Labour Party still has a raft of questions that need answering about the cover-up of an alleged sexual assault by a staff member who was employed in Jacinda Ardern’s office, National’s Deputy Leader Paula Bennett says. “It’s been five weeks since the
