Union Calls for Action on Energy Pricing
Union officials are urgently seeking government intervention to prevent what they describe as “a significant loss of manufacturing capacity and jobs in New Zealand”.
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The Unrest in Britain: the Other Half of the Story
We can expect more unrest and disorder if public authorities do not engage in a respectful way with citizens’ legitimate fears and concerns.
Why Do We Work?
The employer-employee relationship in a free market is mutually beneficial and allows both to gain more than they lose.
Why Corporations Retreating From Activism Is Good for All
The idea that corporations should fight for social causes has skyrocketed in recent years to such an extent that activism is inhibiting companies in their primary mission: generating profits by serving customers.
The Gloves Are Off
Every day the Ukrainian military is striking deeper into Russian territory.
The Geneva Conventions: Do the Laws of War Still Have a Chance?
It is precisely in the gravest situations, when politics and other laws have failed to prevent war, that these rules are most needed.
Au Revoir Paris
Perhaps the most satisfying gold medallist of all was Yarin Shriki. The Israeli won the 69 kg class in jiu-jitsu after surviving the Nova music festival massacre on 7 October last year.
The Dying Newspapers
I’m constantly staggered by the mind-blowing ignorance of this demographic, notwithstanding their possession of university degrees.
The MOE Is Destroying Our Kids
This is exactly what you would do if you wanted to destroy a society from within.
Only Hamas Wants a Wider Conflict
In the event of the full-blown regional war that Hamas sought to ignite on Oct. 7, Israel’s effective exercise of its right of self-defense would depend in part on U.S. intelligence sharing, supplies, and anti-missile operations.
Cuban Food Shortages: Another Red Flag
When capped prices are below market prevailing prices, shortages follow.
Presenting the Moral Case for Capitalism
A moral defense of capitalism is therefore premised on our inherent and inalienable right to life, liberty, and property.
Waltzing With the Left
Tim Walz will fit right in with Kamala Harris. Every insane, anti-God policy you can imagine will be pushed with the full authority of the federal government.
NZ’s Growth Measured in Terms of Output of Olympic Medals
Productivity in this sphere in New Zealand, compared to other countries, is phenomenal. Could it be because sport is a meritocracy?
Wagner: Can This Composer Hit the Right Note in 2024?
We cannot ignore the history intertwined with Wagner: it carries deep, troubling associations for many.
How Did MPs Respond to My Letter?
Politicians are acting superficially without understanding; treating biotechnology as if it were solely an economic fantasyland without rules or risks. Action without understanding is ultimately self-destructive.