Brian Tamaki may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but he’s saying things many are too afraid to voice. While his delivery is blunt, even abrasive, the substance of his message raises real questions about the direction New Zealand is heading.
The alternative is ongoing decline or an adoption of colourblind authoritarianism which would see us acquiesce to ongoing reductions in freedom in the name of public safety whilst gaining nothing for it.
Despite the breathless coverage of scorching heat in Europe and the US, the global reality is far less dramatic – most of the planet’s population is experiencing typical or cooler conditions.
Taking the high-spend, high-tax economy to a whole new level.
Critics argue that these efforts, paired with vaccine development, risk engineering the very outbreaks that officials are now preparing to contain. They question whether authorities are laying the groundwork for a vaccine-driven public health emergency.
In a number of cases these submitters argue that the current number of cyclists they see in the area does not justify the investment, suggesting that the cycleway is unlikely to be well utilised.
Israel and the United States have acted to end this forever war, not ignite a new one.
Eagleman’s book – The Brain: The Story of You – would be a recommended read for the minister.
Several commentators have already highlighted the prospect of a new refugee crisis, with one suggesting it could be the “largest refugee crisis in history”.
Anti-Establishment rally ‘shakes Ireland’s capital’.
I don’t know what Kennedy thinks about AI, but I am truly grateful he did not appoint a short-sighted computer to replace the committee, instead trusting in common sense. I second that.
New Zealand doesn’t need more AI-run hospitals or a $10 billion digital health overhaul. We need real food, strong bodies, clear minds, and healthy kids raised in fresh air and sunlight.
