Richard Shaw, Massey University Bronwyn Hayward University of Canterbury Jack Vowles, Te Herenga Waka — Victoria University of Wellington Jennifer Curtin, and Lindsey Te Ata o Tau MacDonald, University of Canterbury The pre-election polls suggested it might happen. But the fact that Labour and Jacinda Ardern have provisionally won an
theplumlist.com In Guilt, two disparate brothers, high-flying lawyer Max (Mark Bonnar) and record shop owner Jake (Jamie Sives), accidentally run down an old man, Walter, on their way home from a wedding on a residential street in Edinburgh. Uninsured and under the influence, Jake is persuaded by Max
Labour advert delivered on the day of the election. These papers arrived at several addresses in our street (Hill Road, Papatoetoe) on election day ( Saturday 17th October) I don’t believe it’s by accident that Thursday’s paper suddenly arrived on the day of the election.
Bianca Coleman theplumlist.com The opening scenes showing a blood-soaked Sydney (Sophia Lilles) power-walking down a road at night immediately conjure memories of the movie adaptation of Stephen King’s Carrie, and as the drama rolls out, there are a few more similarities. Producers Jonathan Entwistle (The End
John Rofe Private Investigator The Holocene interglacial period began at the end of the most recent full ice age which ended about 11,700 years ago. It is generally accepted that the passage of Ice Ages and their interglacial intervals occurs every 100,000-120,000 years and they are
Stacey Rudin aier.org Last week, in a major departure from months of pro-lockdown messaging, Britain’s envoy to the WHO Dr. David Nabarro called for world leaders to stop locking down their countries and economies as a “primary method” of controlling COVID19. “I want to say it again:
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righttolife.org.uk A nurse, who feared for her life and needed emergency surgery after taking ‘DIY’ home abortion pills, is considering legal action against Marie Stopes UK. ‘Sophie’ – a pseudonym – discovered she was pregnant in July, but found herself alone and with nowhere to turn following the breakdown of
Suze Wilson Massey University Women leading both of New Zealand’s largest political parties is something to celebrate. Watching Jacinda Ardern and Judith Collins go head to head in three televised or online pre-election debates should surely dispel any doubt about whether women are up to the demands of
Jennifer Curtin I first met Judith Collins in a media green room somewhere in Auckland midway through 2015. She is renowned for her ambition and dogged determination. But meeting her in person, I found her engaging, funny and very direct. She is also from my own home province, Waikato, which
Owen Jennings In the first week of October F.A.R.M. wrote to all the political parties and asked for their comments on taxing Methane and for their responses to the “Facts About Ruminant Methane” that we set out in the letter. We stressed the natural Methane/Carbon cycle
If you don’t read the newspaper, you’re uninformed. If you read the newspaper, you’re misinformed. Mark Twain There are thousands of independent journalists around the world who may help to broaden your horizons. Here are a few of my favourites… YouTube: * The Epoch Times – US-based, Chinese
Frankly A very sinister and cowardly disease is running rampant. But alt-left liberals love it. It is the ‘ad hominem’ disease. Literally, this means ‘to or towards or at the person’. For our purposes, it means directed against a person rather than his arguments and reasoning. In a broader
Arthur Rising Damp was a popular British sitcom produced by Yorkshire Television for ITV. It broadcast from 2 September 1974 until 9 May 1978. It concerned a sneaky and cunning landlord, who was entirely self-serving and self-interested, and his long-suffering tenants. However, this article concerns our increasingly
Viv Forbes saltbushclub.com Viv Forbes is a geologist, financial analyst and weather watcher with long experience in Australian rural and mining industries. If climate alarmists win the elections, our freedoms and prosperity will evaporate like CO2 from a warm beer. The fact that their green energy program is madness
