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I Do Hope He Has His Day in Court

I Do Hope He Has His Day in Court

How delicious!  Mike is going to sue the gummint for climate change.  They either agree with him and pay out or they argue that he is wrong on all counts – which he is – and have to admit that the whole thing is a charade. The Treaty of Waitangi promised that

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Does This Describe You?

Does This Describe You?

Currently, five generations make up our society. Depending on the specific workplace, the workforce includes four to five generations. The typical birth years for each generation are: * Traditionalists or Silent Generation: Born 1945 and before * Baby Boomers: Born 1946 – 1964 * Generation X: Born 1965 – 1976 * Millennials or Gen Y: Born

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Finally, We Know Who to Blame

Finally, We Know Who to Blame

Since this data is from the New Scientist magazine it must be true! The transmission and viewing of online videos generates 300 million tonnes of carbon dioxide a year, or nearly 1 per cent of global emissions. On-demand video services such as Netflix account for a third of this, with

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Plot A or Plot B?

Plot A or Plot B?

In Plot A, the Taxpayer-funded BBC has inserted a storyline into its most popular soap opera about a man who after leaving prison converts to Christianity to find “peace”. “EastEnders’ Bobby Beale (Clay Milner Russell), will explore the Christian faith as he adapts to life on the outside after being

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Kiwi As

Kiwi As

In yet another Kiwi first, our ladies were blazing equality trails in academia and thus they join us as a keen individuals who inspire and surprise. [In july 1877] Kate Edger became the first woman in New Zealand to gain a university degree and the first woman in the British

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Humourless Twat of the Week
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Humourless Twat of the Week

Having wandered into a community FB page one day I saw what I thought was a humorous way to get a certain message across. Now that clearly was not taken in the locality of the community page as there are no snowy mountains within sight, it actually doesn’t even

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Jones Gets One Right
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Jones Gets One Right

One has to wonder about the motivations of some people. Ardern and her neuron-free generational-moment ban on oil and gas exploration; Sage and her ban on jobs and regional development for Waihi; and iwi objecting to progress in Gisborne. Fortunately, the Minister for Provincial Largesse is having none of it.

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A Sure Sign of Desperation

A Sure Sign of Desperation

When any discussion sinks to the level of attacking the person rather than the topic or issue at hand, it is a sign that the attacker has lost. When their position is so weak that debating the facts cannot convince their opponent, an ad hominem attack is a resort of

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Expecting One Outcome & Getting Quite Another

Expecting One Outcome & Getting Quite Another

Currently, most of our electricity is generated by renewables, around 80%.  But when we all get on board the JAG wagon and buy EVs where is the extra electricity going to come from? Dr Woods is now too busy knocking up Kiwibuild houses to get her 4.5 windfarms per

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Journalistic Ethics

Journalistic Ethics

Okay, okay, an oxymoron – I know. But one really gets wound up when the ‘Senior’ writer for a newspaper that was once admired and respected, David Fisher, stoops to smears just to put the boot into someone. The political aspirations of Destiny Church’s Brian and Hannah Tamaki will make

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It’s MAGICC, I Tell You

It’s MAGICC, I Tell You

You couldn’t make it up. The MAGICC calculator was developed by scientists at the National Center for Atmospheric Research under funding by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the acronym stands for the Model for the Assessment of Greenhouse-gas Induced Climate Change). And they expect us to take

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Is Your Car Clean or Dirty?

Is Your Car Clean or Dirty?

Normally the answer to that question would revolve around whether you had been out playing in the mud with your 4×4 or the time elapsed since you last visited the carwash or got out the bucket and cloth. But no, in the brave new world of climate idiocy, ‘dirty’

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Now It Is Tax and Bribe

The single-use government’s latest neuron-free generational moment proposal is a tax on internal combustion engines to bribe the gullible into buying un-green electric vehicles. What happened in the UK when they tried this?  Did no one think to fly over to London on a fact-finding mission? The UK bribe

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Why Gold is Money

Why Gold is Money

Fascinating visualization from the clever folk at Visual Capitalist The economist John Maynard Keynes famously called gold a “barbarous relic”, suggesting that its usefulness as money is an artifact of the past. In an era filled with cashless transactions and hundreds of cryptocurrencies, this statement seems truer today than in

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Humourless Twat of the Week

Humourless Twat of the Week

Having wandered into a community FB page one day I saw what I thought was a humorous way to get a certain message across. Now that clearly was not taken in the locality of the community page as there are no snowy mountains within sight, it actually doesn’t even

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Kiwi As

Kiwi As

Today is the 103rd anniversary of the formation of the New Zealand Labour Party.  Huddled around a table in a smokey room in Wellington, a group of old white men said, “Let’s do this!” After some 10 years of indecision and internal strife in the Labour movement, the New

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