Labour’s List Seems To Be Defensive
The rankings reward loyalists, sideline potential rivals, and suggest Hipkins is more concerned about managing his caucus than rebuilding Labour.
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Is UNDRIP Really an Easy Win for Winston?
The danger for him using the UNDRIP clause as a “cudgel” against National and ACT and keeping it in the public eye, is that, sooner or later, someone might ask him whether a bureaucrat in his ministry inserted it.
What Forgiveness Is Not
We don’t get to choose all of the shadows that enter our lives. We do get to choose what we do with them. We can spend the rest of our lives staring at the darkness, or we can use it to give the picture depth.
The ‘Bekind’ Protesters Reveal Their True Selves
We invited them to in remembering Henry Nowak.
This Is Not Working
In a volcanic, earthquake prone country, you never know when you might need cover, Kiwis need a natural hazard insurance system that works.
HelloFresh Defends Pride Campaign as Backlash Grows
HelloFresh operates across the United States, Canada, parts of Europe, Australia and New Zealand, with North America accounting for most of its revenue. Its brands include Green Chef, EveryPlate, Factor and Youfoodz.
Notice to New Zealand First
Immediate legislative action required to halt ongoing iwi entrenchment in local government.
A Clever Campaign Could Help Derail Bishop
How a clever campaign could help derail Chris Bishop. Māori seat manipulation.
China Is Building Missile Launching Pads
US War Department is calculating the Red Dragon’s strategy.
The Affect of Climate Alarmism on the Nuclear Family
Brainwashed into believing the future is hopeless, too many young couples are foregoing having children.
‘It’s Academic Terrorism,’ Says Top Cancer Researcher
Prof Wafik El-Deiry says anonymous online activists have spent years trying to destroy his scientific reputation.
