Interesting Election Races: Chris Bishop
Perhaps, by electing Chris Bishop, they will give National a better future leader.
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Who Gets to Run Your Life?
Forget the policies, what political philosophies separate our parties?
A Complex Challenge for the Future
NZ’s multiculturalism has major implications for population growth, national identity, social values and commitment to citizenship in order to foster cohesion rather than fragmentation.
The Life and Times of a Bricklayer/Stonemason
The final laugh was when working on a new school where two bricklayers, in their rush to make money as they were on bonus, suddenly found they had bricked themselves into a store room: they had forgotten the door opening.
Washington and the Weapons Legacy
The United States left Afghanistan in August 2021, but some of the weapons it supplied continue to shape conflicts beyond Afghan territory. Pakistan is confronting those consequences today.
English Freedom Has Died
I will in future be following the advice given by many: do not speak to police. The modern British police are not to be trusted, and it says a lot about the state of our country when mistrust of the police has become a mainstream opinion held by perfectly ordinary, law-abiding people.
Why Not Try Means Testing
What’s needed is a change in culture. Ultimately, welfare is charity.
This Cannot Be Correct
It is inconceivable that Labour does not have policies on crime, sentencing, prisons, drugs and gangs. What is conceivable is that Labour has policies it does not want you to know about until it is in government
Law and the Māorification Process
John Locke said: ‘When law ends, tyranny begins.’ New Zealand should keep this in mind. Its legal system is now deeply divided.
Preferring Conformity Over the Pursuit of Truth
The recent scandal at Cambridge revealed how invested the academy is in pushing an ideology – even punishing dissenters who insist on telling the truth.
This Is Fiction
The riots in France have shown up the Leftist claim that enough public spending and 'integration' will produce a happy, peaceful society as a dangerous fiction. But is anyone paying attention, asks Matt Roberts.
The Democracy Nobody Wants to Discuss
Israel goes to the polls again. Mahmoud Abbas remains in office after nearly 22 years without facing voters. Yet it is Israel’s democratic credentials that dominate the international conversation.