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Teachers to Strike for Higher Pay and More te Reo Support
“The offers also ignore educators and children’s need for more support in the classroom and for te Tiriti and te reo Māori.”
Ministry Launches a Prototype App
Collins hails ‘convenience’. Others argue no government software should run on personal devices.
How They Programmed Young People to Hate
This is not collateral damage. It is the design. A fractured society is a pliable society. The more its members despise one another, the easier it is for elites to consolidate power under the guise of adjudicating conflicting rights-claims.
China’s Elite Are Disillusioned – But Can’t Quit the US
‘Chimerica’ is unraveling – but its contradictions remain.
This Is Creating a New Aristocracy
Creating parallel power structures based on race does not heal divisions – it institutionalises them.
The Lessons to Be Learnt
Let this tragedy not be in vain. Let it be the impetus for a better way forward.
Why the Rise in Identity Crises?
It never used to be a problem, so what’s changed? Biology hasn’t. Social engineering has.
This Is the Enemy of Liberty
Debate is inefficient, messy, and noisy – but replacing speech with political violence risks shredding the fabric of society, and suppressing truth itself.
From Congress to Campaigning, Now Chaos Reigns
The assassination of Charlie Kirk has everyone on edge.
What I Saw at the Unite the Kingdom Rally
The themes were love of country, of British culture, a rejection of mainstream politics and mainstream media, and a resolute defence of free speech.
This Is Not Collective Punishment
Why Israel’s actions in Gaza do not fit the charge.
A Modern Day Christian Martyr
Charlie Kirk was an advocate for justice. He spoke out on his belief in Christianity, the right to life, freedom of speech, the traditional family and for opposition to the war on women and the murder of unborn children.