The Queering of New Zealand Children
The Post Primary Teachers Association (PPTA), our secondary school teachers union held their 2024 conference recently. Some troubling papers were discussed. Parents, teachers, principals, take note.
The Post Primary Teachers Association (PPTA), our secondary school teachers union held their 2024 conference recently. Some troubling papers were discussed. Parents, teachers, principals, take note.
Race activists in NZ should get over themselves & accept we'll never know whether "sovereignty" was ceded in the Treaty of Waitangi.
Associate Energy Minister Shane Jones is seeking feedback on increasing diesel reserves to 28 days and plans to introduce regulations mandating jet fuel companies to hold adequate stocks near Auckland Airport.
State coercion never resolves the problems it sets out to address but only gives rise to new and worse problems.
America’s mainstream media outlets propagandize for Democrats through virtually any means necessary.
Politicians turn to the bureaucrats, who face no public accountability and often spend decades in their cushy jobs, who spoon feed them their agenda.
This is a victory of people power against dominant forces and should buoy us all during whatever turbulent times lie ahead.
The ‘Safe & Effective’ roadshow explores vaccine injuries and offers solutions.
You will probably not hear this from the teacher unions or the Labour Party.
Two weeks ago we reported on an OIA response showing a 10-fold increase in ED visits for chest pain since the mRNA vaccination programme began.
By appointing a Labour Party Vice Chancellor it all but ensured losing its med school duopoly.
In the end, the Disinformation Project imploded under the weight of its own hypocrisy. New Zealanders have moved on and so should Kate Hannah.
A review of predictions of epidemic and pandemic mortality. Ginkgo Bioworks have now provided a more detailed report to the New Zealand Royal Commission on Covid-19 Lessons Learned.
There’s no doubt that certain kinds of online conduct are reprehensible. But that doesn’t mean we should disregard the First Amendment.
Although the research focused on four high-impact journals and US-based physicians, the findings suggest that financial ties between peer reviewers and industry could be a common issue in medical publishing worldwide.
I say that given the terrible punishments the bugger has laid on it in recent years.