Public Invited to Have Their Say on Arms Act Rewrite
The public consultation period for the rewrite of the Arms Act 1983 has officially opened, giving New Zealanders the opportunity to provide feedback on proposed changes to firearm regulations.
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This Bill Undermines Your Freedom and Autonomy
The bill enables mandatory interventions based on approvals from foreign regulators like the WHO, undermining the NZ Bill of Rights.
A Minute’s Silence for Senior Sergeant Fleming
Police across New Zealand will observe a minute’s silence at 1pm on Wednesday 15 January in honour of Senior Sergeant Lyn Fleming, who was killed in Nelson in the early hours of New Year’s Day.
Guess Who Is in Charge of Safety at the Inauguration?
One would hope that the US Secret Service either has all its ducks in a row or is willing to move the festivities inside should there be an active threat or even if they believe they cannot keep those in attendance safe.
30 Years of the World Trade Organization
Today all of us can buy things produced across the globe: and our daily life is based on this level of access and cooperation.
It Is Not Climate Change
The left’s mantra regarding the California fires is ‘Climate Change!’ Here’s the real story.
Donald Trump’s Prosecutor Steps Down
Smith’s resignation comes just 10 days before Trump takes office on January 20. The incoming president had said he would fire Smith “within two seconds” of assuming office.
Control of the Arctic and the Coming Battle With China
Growing Russian and Chinese influence in the Arctic region in general is a security problem at a time of rising geopolitical rivalry. In this context, Greenland undeniably poses a particular and significant security vulnerability for the United States.
The UK Labour Party Under Strong Scrutiny
These convictions have sparked a heated debate about the prevalence of paedophilia within the Labour Party ranks.
This Is an Assault on Our Culture
The government holds up the prospect of improved public health and economic benefit as its justification, but is there sufficient sound scientific evidence of this? No, absolutely not.
Family First Calls for Public Action
With a January 20 deadline looming, Family First is urging supporters to take five minutes to voice their concerns about puberty blockers.
Christopher Luxon’s Important Trip to the Middle East
New Zealand is dipping its toes back into the Middle East. With a desert climate serving as a natural barrier to agriculture, the GCC countries are particularly willing buyers of New Zealand’s food exports.
DOGE and Joe Dodge
The free-market miracles that transformed West Germany and Japan into economic powerhouses within a decade are so incredibly remarkable that one has to ask, “Why don’t Americans learn about them in public schools today?”
Brad Battin’s Blues
A libertarian wishlist for a new-look Victorian Liberal Party that has a chance to re-imagine itself as the suburban hero Victoria needs… well, we can always dream!