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Poto Must Go

Poto Must Go

Sporting Shooters Association of New Zealand Inc. sportingshooters.nz Sporting Shooters Assn has called for the police minister to resign over what they see as total mismanagement of her role. President, Chaz Forsyth, says the new rules and regulations under her watch are totally unmanageable for legal and licensed gun

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It Is Not over till They Say It Is Over

It Is Not over till They Say It Is Over

NZDSOS New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out With Science What is in the pipeline? Yet another scary variant by the looks. XE (does it rhyme with sexy?) is making ripples in the mainstream media. There’s an XD and XF as well, but they don’t sound as good. It’s

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When Good Police Do Nothing

When Good Police Do Nothing

NZDSOS New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science nzdsos.com Worldwide many thousands of deaths and vaccine injuries are linked to the use of Pfizer Comirnaty products. New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science (NZDSOS) has compelling laboratory microscopy evidence, outlining significant contamination of the Pfizer-BioNTech Comirnaty COVID19 Vaccine.

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The Tauranga By-Election Just Got More Interesting
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The Tauranga By-Election Just Got More Interesting

New Conservative New Conservative has consulted its members in Tauranga and has decided it will stand a candidate in the Tauranga By-Election. The members there have overwhelmingly supported New Conservative Co-Leader, Helen Houghton, as their first choice, and look forward to backing her in her campaign. While Helen

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Freedom of Speech Is Worthless without a Right to Be Heard

New Conservative Co-leader Ted Johnston “Freedom of speech is worthless without a right to be heard.”  Says Ted Johnston Co-leader of New Conservative. The large media organisations turning a blind eye to the minor parties helps prevent the proper functioning of New Zealand’s democracy. The public in

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New Zealand Throws Away Its Energy Advantage

New Conservative New Conservative observes that since the advent of the Russia/Ukraine war, countries of the world have been rushing to restore and improve their energy independence and resilience.  Especially as regards oil and gas. Meanwhile, our government goes blindly in the opposite direction.  First, they imposed a moratorium

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$21 Million Worth of Vaccines Down the Drain

$21 Million Worth of Vaccines Down the Drain

Health Minister Andrew Little is failing to protect New Zealanders after allowing $21 million worth of vaccines to expire, National’s Health spokesperson Dr Shane Reti says. “In the last few weeks Health Minister Andrew Little has been exposed for allowing a large amount of vaccines to expire: $8 million

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Teachers Not as Free as Police

NZTSOS Inc. New Zealand Teachers Speaking Out with Science Incorporated NZTSOS Inc. (New Zealand Teachers Speaking Out with Science Incorporated) is SHOCKED and DISAPPOINTED that their challenge of the mandatory mandating of the Education Sector has been unsuccessful. Mike Shaw Deputy Chairperson of NZTSOS said. “We are shocked that our

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The Cost of Lockdown Was Too High

The Cost of Lockdown Was Too High

New Conservative New Conservative asks, “Two years on from the first lockdown, how well have lockdowns served us?” The initial Covid elimination policy had the goal of limiting pressure on our hospital system from covid patients.  This has been successful.  Even now with high numbers of Omicron cases we are

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The Straw That Breaks Small Businesses Back

The Straw That Breaks Small Businesses Back

Data from Retail NZ showing retailers expect prices to rise 7.5 per cent in the next three months should be a wake-up call for the Government, says National’s Finance Spokesperson Nicola Willis. “This price-hike warning will send another wave of anxiety through squeezed Kiwi households already

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Nothing to Celebrate on Te Huia’s First Birthday
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Nothing to Celebrate on Te Huia’s First Birthday

The Te Huia train today marks its first birthday with news that it has spent more time off the tracks than on them, National’s Transport spokesperson Simeon Brown says. “There is not a lot to celebrate about this service which has failed from day one. “Not only has the

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Govt Doesn’t Want Any Sunlight Shone on Mental Health Report

In another abuse of power, Labour has blocked a request for a briefing from the Ministry of Health into their response to the Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission’s monitoring report, National’s Mental Health and Suicide Prevention spokesperson Matt Doocey says. “The report was damning of Labour’s performance

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Tamaki Finally a Free Man

The Freedoms & Rights Coalition Team Today marks 78 days that Brian Tamaki has been a political prisoner in this country, since he was first arrested at 8 am on Monday 17th January 2022. This resulted in a ten-day stint in Mt Eden Remand Centre, followed by 67 days

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Face of the Day

Face of the Day

Victims of crime missed out on support they were entitled to because Justice Minister Kris Faafoi failed to sign off the criteria for a $3 million victim support fund for more than five months after the fund was announced, National’s Justice spokesperson Paul Goldsmith says. “Earlier this month it

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Botched Measles Programme Cost $1900 per Person
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Botched Measles Programme Cost $1900 per Person

The botched $20 million measles vaccine catch-up programme is worse than it appears, National’s Health spokesperson Dr Shane Reti says. “The other week it was revealed that $8 million of measles vaccines were left unused and had expired. “However, information shows that only 11,206 people of the

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NZ Media Tell Readers What to Think

NZ Media Tell Readers What to Think

Family First An in-depth analysis of the media coverage of the ‘conversion therapy’ bill which was passed in Parliament in February has found that support for the law received a heavily biased share of the media coverage during the campaign period. The analysis looked at 126 New Zealand-based

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