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Hands off Our Deposits
A purchaser may prefer the security of leaving the deposit in trust, while a vendor may need early access to complete a linked purchase. Where both sides are properly informed and voluntarily agree, the state should not make that bargain more difficult.
AI Designs New Viruses (and in Theory, Bioweapons)
This is not a race we can afford to lose.
How Jones and the New Zealand Party Changed Politics In 1984
‘We’ll slaughter the bastards’
The New Zealand Myth in Kenya
A taxi driver’s strange tale and what farming in East Africa is really like.
Where Should the Ambulance Be Placed?
And why the taxpayer is left at the bottom of the cliff.
He Just Said the Quiet Part Out Loud
Peter Malinauskas delivers a recipe for endless, accelerating mass migration.
Glass Jaws and Political Blunders
Attacking Pauline Hanson is a very dumb thing to do.
Tax – A Burden We Don’t Need
We have to keep the tax gatherers well away from the seat of power. The coalition may not have given us all we voted for but they are certainly preferable to those occupying the opposition benches. This is why tactical voting has come to the fore and why it is so important.
Witch Hunt Nears Its Grisly End
A pack of witch hunters pops Janet Dickson’s career. Who are the real witches?
The CTU Already Wrote Chippy’s Budget
The union wrote the invoice. Chippy just signs it.