UK’s Labour Has a Problem
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.
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Police Tribunal Delays Ruling on Cop
Expert statements submitted in her defence, including those from physicians, argued that safety data for pregnant women and infants was lacking and that her inquiries were scientifically reasonable.
What Has the Australian Government Been Smoking?
Prohibition doesn’t work, nor does the quasi-prohibition approach of high taxes and endless red tape. The black market is now the market.
Advocate Can’t Say Men Are Men
In Australia, they can now add legal bullying to this list.
Where the Money Really Goes and How to Fix It
Claimants for injuries, in this case, ones caused by medical procedures, are usually exhausted, unwell, and financially stretched. I wonder, as well, just how fair can it be when ACC knows, consciously or not, that many will simply give up.
The Results of the By-Election
The results of the recent Tāmaki Makaurau by-election are already reverberating for the candidates, their political parties, but also New Zealand as a whole.
West Exec and the Monaco Doctrine
Part III of The WestExec Papers: She could make anything legal. Or make anything disappear.
Why the Peace Deal in Ukraine Runs Through China
Any strategy that ignores China is doomed from the start, because China now holds the decisive leverage on Russia’s economic and military survival.
Left-Wing Media – No Surprise There
Alphabet networks and legacy newspapers can’t seem to make themselves report anything that contradicts the narrative.
What a Murder Says About the Media
When does murder get ignored? When the victim is white and the killer black.
Sex-Based Rights Are at Risk
Sex is not a contested idea. It’s an innate part of human life and life in general. It is not specifically defined in New Zealand law because it has never needed to be.
A Compromise Would Be a Big Mistake
Any attempt to support the bill in its present form or a compromise version which effectively deregulates genetic editing in laboratories will be a opening into an entirely uncertain and risky future.
The Clark and Key Visit to China
It’s impossible to understand why there should have been the slightest criticism of Helen Clark and John Key for attending the parade. In helping to preserve New Zealand’s relationship with our most important trading partner, we owe them our gratitude.