Government Loses Fight to Keep Advice Hidden
More than 115 briefs supporting the Dan Andrews government’s public health orders should now be released, reportedly averaging 40 to 60 pages each.
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What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
We don’t need an Assisted Dying Bill when our health care system can already kill us indiscriminately in care homes.
Trump’s Tariffs Signal ‘New Sheriff’ to China
The Chinese government and military have ‘pre-positioned themselves’ and inserted backdoor portals into nearly the entire critical American civilian infrastructure.
When Will the World Hold Hamas Accountable?
If the world genuinely cares about peace and the well-being of Palestinians, it must recognize the harsh truth: Hamas is the greatest obstacle to peace – not Israel.
Beware of Signs on the Footpath
These public health doctors might do well to reflect on what could be colloquially described as ‘busy bodies’ when it comes to school fundraisers or people trying to go about their business.
Heather Simpson Was Responsible for Health NZ
Now she’s been promoted to director of inter-island ferry procurement.
If Luxon Stays, the Country Blunders On
He must go. His party must put New Zealand’s future and democratic foundations first.
It Is the Lifeblood of Progress
It is time the coalition put the interests of New Zealand first by abandoning net-zero policies in order to focus on economic growth.
It Was an Infamous Day
If there’s one lesson here I hope that at least those in this room can take to heart it is that if, God willing, you ever find yourself in power, or in a position of influence, you remember that sometimes the wisest thing to do is to do nothing.
‘Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death’
Marking the 250th anniversary of Patrick Henry’s famous speech.
Trump Changes Game on Progressives
Words are coming back to haunt a few Democratic politicians.
Musk Slams SA Over ‘White Genocide’
The old chant – “Kill the Boer, kill the farmer” – has been a longstanding point of controversy in South Africa.
Govt Moves to Delete People Asking Questions
Even when backed by science. The New Zealand Parliament under Ardern and now Luxon has shown itself unable to tolerate questions. The main loser has been the New Zealand public.
How Can the Public Trust the Medical Council of New Zealand?
The MCNZ is broken and cannot be fixed. The same could be said for the New Zealand health system.
Slippery Slopes and When to Be Concerned
Policies that are subjective, undefined and leave room for interpretation or constant expansion deserve greater scrutiny as these are the ones that become slippery slopes.
The Bogus Promise of Kindness
The attack on the Let Women Speak attendees in the name of trans rights was a glimpse of the “the iron fist of authoritarianism that lurks in the velvet glove of ‘Be Kind’.”