Energy Lockdown: The Drumbeat Begins
This is also six years later. We know the game. Millions do.
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Blaming America Lets China off the Hook
For several years before the pandemic, the Wuhan team had been successfully genetically engineering sarbecoviruses and experimenting with these in the lab.
Forty Years of Empathy Gains Albanese Nothing
Naturally there have been no protests about this on universities across the West, nor in the streets, from all the usual suspects.
Energy Lockdowns Down Under Like Covid?
Australia imports 90 per cent of its fuel, leaving it vulnerable to energy shocks.
Decisions Overseas Challenge Our Way of Life
We need to recreate a ‘buy Kiwi’ mindset. This extends to every field of life. It will help prepare us for an uncertain future. The government has to facilitate this process rather than turning a blind eye as our Kiwi resources are sold to overseas interests.
On Rising Above the Parapet
Prefiero morir de pie que vivir de rodillas – Better to die on your feet than live on your knees.
The Truth About TOP
TOP isn’t above left and right. It’s just the left in better packaging.
Golf Balls and Carbon Dioxide
How much of that yellow-dotted red golf ball could we have prevented this century? The answer is: virtually none of it. The ‘net zero by 2050’ target is just a fantasy.
Renewed Push for Oil and Gas Exploration
The application follows the government’s decision to remove the petroleum exploration ban in late 2025.
Local Water Done Well
Your coalition government’s “Local Water Done Well” is not only an abject failure to honour an election pledge it is an attack on the equal rights of all New Zealanders.
Te Kāika and the Broken Model
All three of these state-funded charities – Te Kāika, Waipareira Trust, Manukau Urban Māori Authority – have featured what looks like nepotistic governance structures.