Melania – The Movie
She has raised the bar for the role of first lady to an extraordinary level – and it feels like high time too.
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A Useful Tool or Dangerous Overreach?
The problem is that once a power like this exists, it rarely stays confined to one purpose. The same law that clears a footpath today could just as easily clear a protest tomorrow.
Royal Commission Was Destined To Come up Short
Confidence we’d get a hard hitting report was low.
Tikanga on Trial
If the rule of law is to mean anything in this country, the creeping judicial elevation of tikanga must be dismantled. The integrity of our legal order, and the equality of every New Zealander before the law, depends on it.
Are We Witnessing a Coordinated Attack on the Irish?
St Patrick’s day under siege by multicultural rebranding.
Hillary Clinton’s Epstein Merch Not a Hit in the Heartland
Plus, Jasmine Crockett made an embarrassing mistake, students brought a knife to a gun fight and won, and Trump still isn’t racist.
Blaze a Trail: Be a Libertarian
If you want to make real waves, give liberty a shot. It will uplift your family, friends, and community and better yet – you just might be the first person to do it.
Exclusive: Calls for Recognition of Covid Vaccine Injuries
A policy document obtained by MD Reports acknowledges that people harmed by Covid-19 vaccination were failed by the medical system – and outlines reforms to address it.
Fuel May Force Bosses To Discover Remote Work Again
This is where the satire bites hardest: remote work keeps being rediscovered in New Zealand the way ancient ruins are rediscovered by people standing directly on top of them.
Open Letter to NZ Growers and Consumers
We need Kiwi First thinking from our government. Premium local organic production is the key to protecting our clean green Kiwi image and unlocking a sustainable economic advantage to secure New Zealand’s future.
The Man Who Would Be King
Such are the skills of ‘the man who would be king prime minister’.
My Drink With Pearl Harbor Attackers
When I walked up to the counter, rather than asking the standard atatemasu-ka?, they instead asked “are you American?” in English. I said yes, and one young man said “thank you for tomodachi” with a deep bow. I will never forget it.