Tani Newton
Legalised Abortion, Five Years on (Part Two)
No wonder 31 per cent of women in New Zealand are struggling with their mental health.
Legalised Abortion in NZ, Five Years On
All of this is supposed to be in the interests of women’s health but, like everyone else’s, women’s health is deteriorating, particularly mental health.
So What Is It All About
It’s good that we have the Freedom Movement and the organisations that have sprung from it: may they long continue to stand and speak for the rights we didn’t realise we valued until they were gone.
This Will Be Safe and Effective, Right?
If the Gene Technology Bill is passed by parliament, will this or other PC2 labs be primed and ready to start working on GMOs, also without the public’s knowledge or comment?
A Brief Word on Turning Backs
In Sweden, it was a beautiful act of principled and dignified dissent. How sad that the same thing can be done in such a different spirit and that a Kiwi politician can be shunned for racism because he isn’t racist.
The Enduring Legacy of PM Ardern
It’s all part of the enduring legacy of Jacinda Ardern, which, after all, was all about posturing, image and looking good on the stage.
Comments on the Inquiry Report, Part 3
We must stand fast. Just one little word: No. Use it.
Comments on the Inquiry Report, Part 2
It’s simply a plan for total population control at the whim of those in power.
Rhythm and Vines a Soggy Scene
Provided global warming does not bring a major snowstorm with avalanches and polar bears sliding down glaciers, the organisers will be looking forward to another successful run next year.
Nothing Worth Doing Is Easy
It’s expecting other people to fix things that got us here. Grow your own food, treat your own health and raise your own children.
An Update on Grey Street
Businesses in the street have been experiencing loss of income and residents are angry that nearly a million dollars has been spent after the initial $350,000 budget blew out.