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The Map That Lied to the World

The Map That Lied to the World

One simple map, given to every country’s children in schools and used in commerce worldwide, becomes a powerful tool to shape perception and control the narrative. It’s time we looked again: not just at geography, but at the deeper assumptions etched into our culture.

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A Teacher’s Voice From New Zealand

A Teacher’s Voice From New Zealand

In her comment she expressed concerns about the Māorification of the education system. But her words did not remain small. Another teacher’s husband saw her comments and reported her to the Teaching Council of New Zealand, the national professional and disciplinary body for teachers.

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The Religion of te Ao in Schools

The Religion of te Ao in Schools

While te Ao spirituality is often described as a cultural worldview, its modern application within the education and public sectors has taken on the features of an organised religion.

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The Hidden Kiwi Roots of This Industry

The Hidden Kiwi Roots of This Industry

Before gender ideology entered the school curriculum it was already playing on the stereo. Today these historical strands have come together in what critics now call a medical-industrial complex surrounding gender.

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The Death of Jennifer Beard

The Death of Jennifer Beard

In the long and often manipulated history of narratives, some cases stand out, not because of what is proven, but because of how they are used. One case is the death of Jennifer Beard, a young Australian who was found dead beneath the Haast River bridge in the South Island.

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GDP vs CO2

GDP vs CO2

Unfortunately for those of us who want to do our bit for reducing CO2, Ardern’s Government banned exploration in this field.

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