Survey Shows Decline in Climate Change Concern
The biennial survey questioned 6,994 New Zealanders about their perceptions of life in major urban areas.
The biennial survey questioned 6,994 New Zealanders about their perceptions of life in major urban areas.
The film in varying confronts two powerful systems – the healthcare and bureaucratic systems.
As education fails Māori, so it fails the country.
Why claims of a missing ‘fourth article’ of the Treaty don’t stack up.
National’s leader and finance minister have become hot air, all talk, no delivery and shallow slogans. None of their proposals have been worked through. None add up.
Though many agents applauded these actions from the new administration, they believe it will take years of effort to right the DEI wrongs, which they say have severely weakened the agency.
Tariffs from the North, Mexico’s “Plan B,” and the Chinese lawsuit.
The revelations come amid growing frustration over government waste, particularly within the public sector.
A truly independent regulator will be vital.
Direct taxes have a negative economic impact and ultimately result in a lesser take than if they didn’t exist.
1News caught in bias scandal over school lunch story.
A critique of the Government's Regulatory Standards Bill published by the Post.
Towards post-totalitarianism in the West. This trend mirrors the tactics of post-totalitarian regimes in Eastern Europe during the 1970s and 1980s. Today’s totalitarianism comes draped in democratic theatre and self-congratulatory progressivism.
Leaders are elected to represent their people, not the agendas of wealthy donors. If the US Climate Alliance refuses to change course, voters should speak up.