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Just How Stratified Our Education System Is

Alwyn Poole The Ministry of Education in NZ have as their motto that: “We shape an education system that delivers equitable and excellent outcomes.” The data tells a very different story. Our system is stratified in terms of socio-economics (decile), ethnicity, gender, schools types (faith-based vs value-free)

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As a Doctor, Here’s My Message to Anyone Who Thinks It’s OK to Deny Medical Treatment to Those Unvaccinated against COVID

R. M. Huffman rt.com R. M. Huffman is a physician, author, and observer of culture. Some doctors are openly discussing refusal to treat patients who decline, for whatever reason, to get the jab. This would set a dangerous precedent and shatter fundamental tenets of medical practice. An insidious sentiment

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Forgotten Freedoms Fade Fast

Forgotten Freedoms Fade Fast

Kurt Mahlburg mercatornet.com Kurt Mahlburg is a writer and author, and an emerging Australian voice on culture and the Christian faith. He has a passion for both the philosophical and the personal, drawing on his background as a graduate architect, a primary school teacher, a missionary, and a young

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Betrayal of Science?

Betrayal of Science?

Angus Aardvark There was a time when scientists felt an obligation to ‘Science,’ acknowledging that they themselves ‘stood on the shoulders of giants’. Because of that, they felt obliged to openly debate things that did not fit previous views in order to expand human knowledge as they passed the baton

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Dear David and Judith

Dear David and Judith

Woody Greetings David and Judith I wish to address your approach to Covid-19 and more specifically your position on vaccinations and treatment for Covid-19. You along with the Labour government seem determined to push for vaccination of the populace of New Zealand as the only solution to this

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Grazing, Gorging or Skipping: Which Is Better for Weight Loss?

Adam Collins University of Surrey Adam Collins has been a qualified nutritionist for over 20 years, completing his undergraduate degree in 1996 before going on to complete an MSc in Nutrition & Metabolism and a PhD focusing on energy expenditure and body composition. When it comes to diet and health,

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Marie Stopes Australia Closes 4 Abortion Clinics

Marie Stopes Australia Closes 4 Abortion Clinics

righttolife.org.uk Marie Stopes Australia has closed four of its Queensland clinics. The clinics, located in Townsville, Rockhampton, Southport, and Newcastle employed over 40 staff and performed around 5,000 abortions annually. Managing director Jamal Hakim described the closures as “a really difficult decision“. He explained: “Costs, when it

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How Does a Dangerous ISIS Sympathiser Get Granted Bail?

How Does a Dangerous ISIS Sympathiser Get Granted Bail?

Darroch Ball Co-leader Sensible Sentencing Trust. The problem with governments is that, more often than not, a tragedy has to occur before any meaningful laws are changed. Then, for some strange reason, those law changes can bypass all the bovine scatology and happen overnight. The issue with the terrorism

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Headphones, Saw Blades, Coat Hangers: How Human Trash in Australian Bird Nests Changed over 195 Years

Headphones, Saw Blades, Coat Hangers: How Human Trash in Australian Bird Nests Changed over 195 Years

Kathy Ann Townsend Dominique Potvin University of the Sunshine Coast Kathy Ann Townsend is a marine scientist with a particular interest in marine conservation and human impacts on the marine environment. Dominique teaches and coordinates Animal Ecology and Envioronmental Science courses at USC’s Moreton Bay campus. Environmental scientists see

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University Caves on Vaccine Lawsuit but Questions Remain

University Caves on Vaccine Lawsuit but Questions Remain

Ethan Yang aier.org Ethan Yang is an Adjunct Research Fellow at AIER as well as the host of the AIER Authors Corner Podcast. He holds a BA in Political Science with a concentration in International Relations with minors in legal studies and formal organizations from Trinity College in Hartford

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