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The Fat in MFAT Is on Display

Arthur I was interested and astonished to be notified of this article on NZ Stuff on the 22nd of September. It covers the topic of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade, MFAT, looking for a new office building, either new or existing into which they can move by June

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Op-Ed: The US Public Moved on from COVID Months Ago… but No One Told the Media or Self-Worshipping Health Officials

John Scott Lewinski rt.com As a journalist, John Scott Lewinski hustles around the world, writing for more than 30 international news organization covering news, lifestyle and technology. As an author, he is represented by the Fineprint Literary Agency, New York. Information Op-Ed Despite the efforts of progressives spreading

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A New Zealand Embassy in Israel
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A New Zealand Embassy in Israel

Pastor Nigel Woodley Ph.D. FOR THE PROTECTION OF ZION TRUST fortheprotectionofzion.com As well as being Chief Advocate for The Protection of Zion Trust, Nigel Woodley is the Senior Pastor of the Flaxmere Christian Fellowship Church in Hastings. He also sits on several faith boards within New Zealand and

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Israel Faces Real Security Threats
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Israel Faces Real Security Threats

Pastor Nigel Woodley Ph.D. FOR THE PROTECTION OF ZION TRUST fortheprotectionofzion.com As well as being Chief Advocate for The Protection of Zion Trust, Nigel Woodley is the Senior Pastor of the Flaxmere Christian Fellowship Church in Hastings. He also sits on several faith boards within New Zealand and

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Grammar Still Matters – But Teachers Are Struggling to Teach It

Willem Hollmann Lancaster University Fascinated since a young age by language and what it tells us about what makes us human, Willem Hollmann considers himself to be very lucky to be a linguist. He studied at the Universities of Amsterdam and Manchester, and since 2003 has worked at Lancaster University.

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Weather Eye with John Maunder
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Weather Eye with John Maunder

John Maunder The chart below shows that since 1979, when reliable satellite observations became available, there has been little overall trend in the average tropospheric temperatures, apart from, at times, milder temperatures since about 1997, and three significant warm periods associated with the El Nino events in 1998, 2015-16,

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Open Letter to the MSM

Open Letter to the MSM

Micky Turner Dear Newshub, Herald, TVNZ  and RNZ, This is a complaint about the lack of balance in your reporting about the drug Remdesivir: * newshub.co.nz/home/new-zealand/2021/09/covid-19-new-zealand-evaluating-antibody-cocktail-ronapreve-for-treatment.html * nzherald.co.nz/nz/covid-19-coronavirus-

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Frank’s Diary

Catherine Tait Frank’s Diary is a fictional account of a 16-year-old struggling with the decision of whether to have the covid vaccine. Information Fiction Week 1 I have taken up journaling again. It helps to put my thoughts on to paper. I am a bit worried about

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You Stuffed September, Open up October!

You Stuffed September, Open up October!

Brian Tamaki Information Opinion Enough is enough! Come stand with us in Auckland on Saturday the 2nd of October! We demand our freedoms back! NO MORE LOCKDOWNS! We want to be… • Free to Choose • Free to Work • Free to Farm • Free to Trade • Free to Parent • Free to Travel • Free

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Pasifika Community Can’t Have It Both Ways

Pasifika Community Can’t Have It Both Ways

Robin Grieve The angry reaction by some Pacific Islanders to Ashley Bloomfield and the Ministry of Health informing the public that it was the Pacific community that was at the heart of the Covid cluster in South Auckland, demonstrates the problem of having a government and an overpopulation of social

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