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The most gaffe-prone government in the history of NZ politics

By John That well-known phrase, ‘the lunatics are running the asylum’, becomes more applicable to this government by the day. It’s one howler after another. This must be the most gaffe-prone government in the history of New Zealand politics. The problems emanate from the top where the

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Two polls and no joy for National

Two polls and no joy for National

By John Two polls last night and neither bring any joy for National. Even the One News Poll which had National ahead still had them twelve behind in terms of seats in the house. Getting friends won’t even be enough on those numbers. If these poll numbers are to

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What’s in it for me?

By Beth Houlbrooke ACT Deputy Leader / Vice President One thing I often hear about The Budget is people being asked what’s in it for them?  I don’t remember a Budget in a long time that delivered anything for me. In fact as a middle New Zealander in just

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Embarrassing cover shots we’d like to see

Embarrassing cover shots we’d like to see

By Brian Rogers Sunrise Newsie The botched Wellbeing Budget is infamous for many things, the most apparent being its lack of wellbeing for New Zealanders. Considering it was titled the well-being budget, it seems ironically bereft of things likely to make us feel better, booting off with yet another

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Reflections on D day

Reflections on D day

By David Theobald I have been wondering today why I was so exercised by yesterday’s D Day commemorations and, in particular, by our Prime Minister’s non-attendance in the UK and/or France. I think it is because the day stood for all I was brought up on

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Ardern should hang her head in shame

By John Jacinda Ardern’s failure to attend D Day memorial services here or overseas speaks volumes about who we have leading the country. D Day is one of the most momentous days in history. In fact it changed the course of history. By completely ignoring it, she should hang

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Newspaper article illustrated with images & expressions used by 'bodgies' in the 1950s

The tide is turning

By George I guess youth have always been rebellious and somewhat anti-establishment. I recall during my teens, through the 1960s/70s, it was necessary to style yourself as a ”Bodgie” (male) or “Widgie” (female) otherwise you were “square”. Then we transformed into “Mods” or “Rockers” which distinguished the difference

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I am Man, hear me roar

Patriot Realm By Paul Marcus I confess. I am a Man. Perhaps I should head off and top myself? What have I done that makes me so toxic that Lefties hate me and my kind so much? What is wrong with the world? I keep getting told that if things

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I know when it is time to leave the Party

I know when it is time to leave the Party

By Patriot Realm I am not sure if this is what Raymond F Peters wants me to write but here goes. I got a message from him this week saying he has “ retired “ from writing and his article about his 93 years was his “Swansong”. He neglected to let me

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The ‘Woke’ threat to the rule of law: Part two

By Graham Hill MA (Hons) Ll.B (Hons) Nelson Continued from part one: Joanna Williams goes on to expand on the issue of mental trauma: “Danukshi Mudannayake, the student who has led the campaigning, argues that Sullivan’s decision to represent Weinstein is ‘not only upsetting, but deeply trauma-inducing’

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Poisoning children

Poisoning children

Extract from the article Israel and the “Palestinians”: Hard info, and a harder question (Part 2 of 2) Red Pill Jew POISONING CHILDREN Official policy of the so-called moderate Palestinian Authority is to encourage mothers to send their children to their deaths as martyrs (link in original, bolding added)

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A behind the scenes peek at ‘the June Fourth incident’

A behind the scenes peek at ‘the June Fourth incident’

I am a middle-aged Chinese woman, I was a university student in China in 1989. I was not at all politically minded but I was, in a way, a victim of the times. I was born in 1965 so I grew up during the Cultural Revolution. When I was

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The one trick pony is far better than the three-legged nag

The one trick pony is far better than the three-legged nag

By Patriot Realm First published 30th May Brexit has become something much greater than a referendum of the people to leave the EU. It has become the battle cry of the silent majority who have had a gutful of the tyranny of big government and corporate interests and where politicians

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The ‘Woke’ threat to the rule of law: Part one

The ‘Woke’ threat to the rule of law: Part one

By Graham Hill MA (Hons) Ll.B (Hons) Nelson Societies and cultures without the Rule of Law, or with a severely fractured one, have issues with corruption, lawlessness, and clan-like violence; arbitrary, relativistic and unpredictable legal systems; the serious loss of justice for the individual; and political issues in

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Pro-migration German politician shot in the head

Pro-migration German politician shot in the head

Hat tip Red Pill Jew The president of the regional council of the central German city of Kassel was found dead in his garden early on Sunday morning. A spokesman for Walter Lübcke’s party, the conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU), confirmed the 65-year-old’s death late on

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After 93 years I look back on my life

After 93 years I look back on my life

Patriot Realm By Raymond F Peters I have felt a surge of nostalgia of late. It could be my 93 years playing on my mind. I have to get help to type my words and I have to use a mobility scooter to get around these days. I see myself

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