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Kainga Ora Is a Basket Case
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Kainga Ora Is a Basket Case

Leaked documents reveal that the Government’s state housing arm is a basket case, casting serious doubt on the Government’s ability to meet its state house commitments, National’s Housing spokesperson Chris Bishop says. “Documents leaked to National show that Kainga Ora is a mess, with market debt set

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Are Unexpected Deaths Being Adequately Investigated?

New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out With Science “We are concerned that the deaths of the vaccinated are not being adequately investigated” said a spokesperson from New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science (NZDSOS) referring to an open letter to the Chief Coroner of New Zealand. “We are requesting confirmation that

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Only 50 per Cent of Govt Homes Meet Standards
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Only 50 per Cent of Govt Homes Meet Standards

A year after private rental properties had to comply with Healthy Homes requirements, just 50 per cent of state houses meet those standards, National’s Housing spokesperson Chris Bishop says. “The Government owns 64,000 homes around New Zealand, but its own figures show that just over 50 per cent

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Open Letter to Chris James, Medsafe Regulator

New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science nzdsos.com With a database of over 160 names and cases, New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science (NZDSOS) has submitted to the New Zealand Police and now to Medsafe, a list of young people who passed away shortly after their Pfizer/Comirnaty

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Govt Urged to Take Urgent Action

New Zealand Game Developers Association (NZGDA) Existing government measures won’t stop one of our fastest-growing sectors moving to Australia.“Existing government policies won’t stop New Zealand gaming and interactive media companies from choosing to expand in Australia instead of New Zealand,” New Zealand Game Developers Association (NZGDA)

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The Govt Created the Skills Shortage

The Immigration Minister’s comments that employers across the tourism sector are struggling to hire staff because of low wages and insecure working conditions are unhelpful, insulting to business owners and an attempt to distract from the Government’s immigration failures, National’s Immigration spokesperson Erica Stanford says. “Through no

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The Listener Gets It Wrong

The Listener Gets It Wrong

New Zealand First Media A reader of the latest issue of the Listener magazine (July 2-July 8 2022) has brought to my attention Jane Clifton’s article. The first sentence in the first paragraph begins with a preposterous lie and the article descends thereafter.  It states ‘Brian Tamaki is

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He Can’t Say He Wasn’t Warned

He Can’t Say He Wasn’t Warned

Darroch Ball Leader/Spokesperson Sensible Sentencing Trust “Less than a month ago Floyd Du Plessis, the President of the Corrections Association (CANZ), wrote a letter to the Chief Executive warning of more assaults against prison officers if things didn’t change,” says Darroch Ball Leader of Sensible Sentencing Trust. “Today

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Treatment for Trans Children Should Be Reviewed

Treatment for Trans Children Should Be Reviewed

Family First In a significant development, the UK’s Tavistock transgender clinic is to be shut down by the NHS after a review found it is “not safe” for children, and that there is insufficient evidence to recommend puberty blockers. According to media reports, NHS England will move young people

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Ministry of Health Attacks Maori Health Council

The Wakaminenga Health Council (WHC) and NZDSOS have issued a press release after the Ministry of Health launched an action against the WHC. As living men and women of New Zealand/Aotearoa, we stand in our sovereignty and will to fight for the rights of practitioners under the Universal Natural

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Charities Board Witch Hunt Successful

Charities Board Witch Hunt Successful

Family First The Supreme Court in Wellington has just handed down their judgement in Attorney-General v Family First New Zealand, and the Government and the Charities Board have won the right to deregister Family First as a registered charity. “This decision is a sad day for the freedom of

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Mallard Is Not Going to Get Away with It
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Mallard Is Not Going to Get Away with It

New Zealand First Media Winston Peters has issued judicial review proceedings against Speaker of the House the Rt Honourable Trevor Mallard, challenging Mr Mallard’s issue of a trespass warning against Mr Peters on 28 April 2022, which the Speaker then withdrew on 4 May 2022. In his press release

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NZ at Risk of Blackouts

Comments by Energy Minister Megan Woods show an out of touch Government that is threatening Kiwis with blackouts due to its short-sighted policies, National’s spokesperson for Energy and Resources Stuart Smith says. Today during the Select Committee’s estimates hearing, Megan Woods blamed the unreliability of thermal generation

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Why We Are Not Happy

New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science NZDSOS Information Opinion New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science (NZDSOS) has posted a well-referenced new article, this time on the latest appalling attempt to hide the devastating truth from the New Zealand public. The shot-that-shall-not-be-blamed is

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Negligent Police Must Be Held to Account

Sporting Shooters Association of New Zealand Inc. sportingshooters.nz The report in the NZ Herald yesterday that the documents stolen from the abandoned Auckland Central Police Station in May actually spanned a much longer time frame, 2003 to 2018, has further angered licensed firearm owners. As Sporting Shooters President Neville

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Poll: Significant Concern Over Cost of Living

A new nationwide poll has found significant concern about the cost of living and its effect not only on personal budgets but also the effect on other families in the community. More than half of New Zealanders are very concerned about the cost of living on the country as a

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