Fuel Fiasco: Luxon’s Crisis, Ardern’s Legacy of Lunacy
Luxon and his crew better brush up on crisis management, because things are getting iffy. The election’s looming and voters won’t forget who’s steering the ship when it hits the rocks.
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The first reading exposed something alarming: a chunk of our political class has less grasp of biological reality than the average three-year-old.
The Late Homeschooling Law Changes
PILLAR is calling on the minister to halt the progression of the bill before its third reading and engage in extensive consultation with the homeschooling sector before granting sweeping new powers to an unelected body.
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The Cause of the Education Shrinkflation
If kids should place their education as a high priority, the messages and actions of administrators, teachers, and parents they observe should clearly reinforce that importance.