Why Is the Guardian Still Calling Charlie Kirk “Far Right”?
Why is the left not examining its own virulence, causticity and bigotry?
Why is the left not examining its own virulence, causticity and bigotry?
Ardern, what you did was unthinkable. You ruled like a tyrant, enforced obedience like a dictator, and left lives shattered in your wake. The punishment you face isn’t a courtroom, it’s reality. You are not welcome in New Zealand.
The Covid-19 royal commission says it has no knowledge of a suppression order that would prevent Labour leader Chris Hipkins from appearing at a public hearing to detail his decision-making during the pandemic.
The more the state does, the more the state is expected to do.
The assassination of Charlie Kirk is yet another sad illustration that too many prefer violence to rational debate.
The coalition has a lot on its hands, but it is in danger of throwing away the next election because it is losing the respect and trust of voters. ACT and New Zealand First are raising legitimate concerns about the coalition’s direction. National needs to listen and learn, before it’s too late.
Hard work is a virtue. There is no line between work and life: they are the same. We used to know that.
When supply meets demand, things become more affordable, and we should focus on eliminating and changing policies that limit the supply of housing rather than instituting misguided policies driven by jealousy.
The latest security breach at a Trump golf course took place nearly a year after Routh’s attempt on the president’s life at the president’s West Palm Beach golf club.
When it comes to FASD, the government is clearly signalling that the unborn child is human and has value. Yet simultaneously, Minister Dooecy voted for Labour’s extreme abortion legislation in 2020.
The just position for our government to take is to encourage a democratic Israel to continue its attempt to get rid of Hamas.
Any attempt to tell us this is usual is a smokescreen to hide the reality.
The predicted groundswell after hīkoi didn’t materialise.
Starmer is presumably hoping that by the time of the next election, left-wing campaigners will have forgotten about the war. But I wouldn’t bet on it.