Reproduced with permission
New Zealand Quietly Builds Discount Cigarette Underworld
Then acts shocked it attracted organised crime. A dodgy darts economy.
Why Courts Cannot Determine the Scope of Their Own Authority
What is not legitimate is constitutional change by judicial increment, case by case, without mandate and without the possibility of correction.
And Yet Another Example of Two-Tier Britain
A short spell inside and a nice little bonus for having stuck it to the white man. Just another wonderful example of community solidarity in multicultural Britain.
A Dumb and Repressive Game Part 3
Banning symbols and slogans. Allowing groups such as neo-Nazis and other extremists to out themselves is the preferred option, so society can be more informed and aware of their presence and numbers.
HIV Linked to Hospital Practices
For affected families, the consequences are lifelong, with children now facing chronic illness and social stigma from a virus they are believed to have contracted during treatment.
Sports Academies in New Zealand Schools
Schools must not exploit young people for their own reputation in sport and MUST see that their academics/qualifications are of, at least, equal value.
The Tyrant Without a Face
Inspired by RCR Bites, a modern interpretation of Aristotle on how uncertainty, information overload, and ambiguity quietly shape power.
A Comparison of Key and Luxon
No-frills leadership.
New Study Links Cold to 20 Times as Many Deaths
Nearly every dollar we pour into preventing heat deaths will end up killing more people than it saves. It’s time climate ministries put more accurate costings on any policy aiming to reduce global temperature.
They Failed to Halt Killer’s Slaughter
Between 2019 and 2024, he was referred three times to the Prevent anti-terrorism programme, but all cases were closed without further action.
The CCP Is Murdering Citizens for Profit
An estimated 25,000 to 50,000 Uyghurs are murdered annually for their organs, and organ harvesting has grown into a billion-dollar industry in recent years.
Christchurch Airport Sees a Lift in Arrivals
International visitors contributed $861 million to the South Island economy, supporting tourism operators, hospitality businesses, and the wider regional economy.