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The Only Game in Town
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The Only Game in Town

A close friend of mine was most unwell last week.  “Ah ha,” she thought, “I’ve got Covid.” Several days of negative RATs later she was still sure she had Covid, and that the results were incorrect. She didn’t trust the RATs. She did everything she has been told

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Who Is New Zealand’s Count von Count?

Who Is New Zealand’s Count von Count?

It seems numeracy is not a strength of any of those from the ‘one source of truth’ we are asked to believe without question or concern. The podium of truth is more one of deceit, shown so many times to provide nothing but propaganda and spin – and downright lies. It

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PM Jacinda Ardern Out of Touch

PM Jacinda Ardern Out of Touch

“I wouldn’t describe it that way, there is an impact that people are feeling undeniably but I wouldn’t describe it in that way,” Ardern told AM. ‘Really irked me’: Kiwis hit back after PM declines to call cost of living spike a crisis (msn.com) No doubt this

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A Life in the Day of Covid

And so it was that I tested positive for Covid, away from my New Zealand home. As a household, we are currently five, the usual four, with the temporary addition of me, grandma. My son-in-law was away for several weeks and returned from South Australia with Covid a month ago.

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The Tip of the Iceberg
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The Tip of the Iceberg

The PM continues her arrogant refusal to meet protesters and to show the leadership that goes with her position.  She is a coward, and supercilious with it.  Sadly, she is not alone.  Chris Luxon, as leader of the opposition, should surely be an opposing voice?  Is his agreement with the

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Singin’ in the Rain
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Singin’ in the Rain

The appalling behaviour demonstrated by our PM, the Speaker of the House, Chris Luxon, David Seymour, along with MP’s of all parties has been a revelation.  That not one of our elected representatives has had the common decency, the nous, or the will to face up to their responsibilities

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This Is Not the First Protest, and It Won’t Be the Last
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This Is Not the First Protest, and It Won’t Be the Last

The treatment of freedom protesters by politicians of all stripes has been incomprehensible and unforgivable. It was understood that the PM would not deign to speak with them or listen to their valid concerns, but Chris Luxon?  David Seymour? It was a heaven-sent opportunity for them to be the peace-makers,

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Ardern’s Punch Drunk “ Team”

At a local school recently I saw the honours board for the student demonstrating the most “Sportsmanship and Resilience”. The wording is relevant in the time of a prime minister who continues to refer to us as a team. She has, it seems, little comprehension or understanding of team or

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The Squeaky Wheel Gets the Grease

The Squeaky Wheel Gets the Grease

Of course, Charlotte Bellis has now got an MIQ place. As she should. However, the reason for her successful bid was wrong. That she has been made the deserving supplicant and poster momma of the monstrous iniquity that is MIQ is wrong. She is no different from all the thousands

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Up, Up and Away

The decision to fly to Australia at this uncertain time was not made lightly, but the only reason I submitted to the mandated inoculation was in order to make this trip, and so, there I was at Auckland International Airport wondering when I would see Kiwi shores again. That my

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Trust Starts with Truth and Ends with Truth

Trust Starts with Truth and Ends with Truth

Trust   To believe that someone is good and honest and will not harm you, or that something is safe and reliable.   TRUST | meaning in the Cambridge English Dictionary “Trust is the foundation for the legitimacy of public institutions and a functioning democratic system. It is crucial for maintaining political participation

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A Slice of Christmas Pavlova and Santa’s Gift of Omicron

A Slice of Christmas Pavlova and Santa’s Gift of Omicron

The PM’s pavlova was reviewed by David Seymour on his social media platforms. Seymour slams PM’s pavlova tactics “Seymour didn’t miss a beat, taking the opportunity to have his own crack at the Government’s response this year, resharing the post to his social media platforms with

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Feeling Quanked by Snollygosters

Feeling Quanked by Snollygosters

And here we go again. Lockdowns are again being threatened by the Deputy Prime Minister. One case of Omicron crosses their leaky border and all bets were off for any thoughts of so-called freedom. Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson, in an interview recorded on Friday and aired on Saturday morning,

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Freedom’s Just Another Word for…Control: Part Two

Freedom’s Just Another Word for…Control: Part Two

In Part 1, The BFD | Freedom’s Just Another Word for…Control I outlined our recent experience at a restaurant and being unable to dine there in the absence of a QR code passport despite having Ministry of Health documentation verifying our vaccination status. As a bit more background, the

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Freedom’s Just Another Word for…Control

On the evening of day three of the new vaccine pass, we set out to host business clients at a local restaurant. Despite being double-jabbed for the purposes of travel and freedom (as we were promised) we were unable to dine there. Instead, we found ourselves on the outside looking

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Chris Luxon Leads Off Strongly

Chris Luxon Leads Off Strongly

They just couldn’t help themselves, could they? The MSM wasted no time at all in calling out Chris Luxon for his Christian beliefs, his seven properties, his association with John Key and his daring to suggest that aspiration was a good thing for New Zealand. “Appearing after his appointment,

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