The Quest to Cut Government Spending
Our governments continue to have a spending problem, there are 700,000 people on the NDIS and our national debt keeps growing. It is time for an intervention. We need an Australian version of DOGE.
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NZ Herald’s Deep Dive Into Destiny Church
Keep at it, Herald. Keep parroting your tired old lines. Meanwhile, Destiny Church and the millions of Kiwis who are truly concerned about the future of our children will keep doing the hard work of standing up for what matters.
Seymour Was Practising Without a Licence
Some people are left with permanent damage to a variety of organs caused by auto-immune attacks on cells, rather than a happy memory.
How Hipkins Misled Us and Betrayed Our Trust in Govt
You may see your Census 2023 data posted on the web one day, for everyone to have a laugh at. The moral of the story is: don’t trust the government.
This Is a Crisis of Integrity
For the sake of public accountability, top public servants who let us down should face real consequences rather than simply exiting their roles with minimal damage. The public will rightly wonder: Is anyone ever really held accountable?
This Is a Rerun of the Playbook
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The Signs of Musk Derangement Syndrome
These are the types of men and women who march to a different beat and know how to get things done. This type of personal confidence is why Elon Musk scares the hell out of the left.
The Woke Professor Trying to Get Musk
If disagreeing with elite groupthink is a good reason for kicking someone out of the Royal Society, shouldn’t it have kicked out Sir Isaac Newton instead of making him president?
It’s Not Really a Big Deal, Bro
What do they want? To put a face to my hot takes on cultural events? To make it easier for the folks who’ve threatened me to pop by for a cuppa? At the end of the day, I’m just a bloke sharing his opinions.
Phil Mauger Intervenes After Backlash
The reversal follows criticism from Christchurch residents, who accused the council of erasing history and ignoring public support for an official celebration. It emerged that council staff did not consult elected representatives before their decision was publicly released.
Farmer Confidence Best in a Decade
Farmers’ highest priorities for government action include strengthening the economy, improving the business environment and reducing regulatory burdens. Langford said the government had made a strong start in cutting red tape for farmers but still had work to do.
Of Māori, Welfare and Tikanga
Should the foolish members of the Social Security Appeal Authority be put out to grass by the minister? That, it seems to me, is well overdue.
The Religion of the UN
The UN’s religious scheme warrants strong resistance from individuals and nations that want to retain control over their own lives and beliefs.
Breaking the School: The Last Days of Federal Education
The $881 million wasn’t just vendor agreements – it funded systems designed to track, measure, and condition young minds. This isn’t about saving money. It’s not even about politics. What’s unfolding reveals something far more profound.
DOGE Slashes $370M in Education DEI Grants in 48 Hours
The most recent round of spending cuts follows DOGE’s announcement of the termination of 89 additional DOE contracts worth $881 million.