This Was a Betrayal of Home Owners
The Productivity Commission had the chance in 2003 to strike a blow for freedom and prosperity. Instead, it chose conformity, groupthink, and protection of the state’s egregious intervention in the economy.
The Productivity Commission had the chance in 2003 to strike a blow for freedom and prosperity. Instead, it chose conformity, groupthink, and protection of the state’s egregious intervention in the economy.
Jordan Rivers has failed to disclose his employment in the Labour Leader's office.
Preserving the Mediterranean’s security, safeguarding freedom of flow and maintaining its strategic centrality are not tactical options, but existential duties for both Italy and the Western bloc.
Consequences of media bias are too high stakes to get it wrong.
Meanwhile, the rest of us can sit back and watch the rest of the show as the Titanic Party creates its own icebergs to sink itself.
Victoria’s crime wave has exposed a justice system that is failing both victims and the wider public.
Imagine a school system funded by New Zealand whose textbooks glorified killing Māori, or demonised Pasifika, or taught that Muslims were inherently evil. There would be immediate, universal condemnation. So why is the response so muted when the hatred is directed at Jews?
This is the trial the NZ Government was referencing it would follow when it announced an end to use of puberty blockers on gender dysphoric children. Hopefully, the outcry in the United Kingdom will see the end of this flawed and dangerous trial.
If being born onto welfare and staying there long-term is a risky business for children, why would any government want to encourage this?
Where does that leave me? Out of a possible five, I give the Government 2.5. But a Labour-led coalition with the Greens and Te Pāti Māori would, on the face of it, score very substantially less – perhaps even a zero.
This was just another taxpayer-funded junket for Māori Sovereignty activists to slam the ‘racist’ government.
Having seen the disastrous influence of UNDRIP in Canada, the continued existence of the He Puapua framework that Labour put in place to implement the declaration in New Zealand represents an existential threat to our future.
Over and over again, America keeps getting caught with its pants down.
The British are slow to anger but quick to organise once the mood turns. They tolerate a great deal until they don’t. And nothing changes a nation’s politics quite so abruptly as the dawning realisation that the future is no longer imagined with them in it.