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The Climate Cult
Climate nonsense will eventually end and will be dumped onto the ash heap of history where it belongs. But the longer the cult goes on, the more damage is done. We should all do what we can to stop the madness as soon as possible.
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[The Good Oil] Stuff Up of the Day
Check out the latest media stuff ups both locally and around the world.
US Publishes Docs on Biolabs
The documents confirm Russia’s claims that the Ukrainian labs were working with potential bioweapons.
The Brits Didn’t ‘Steal’ It
Mamdani’s Koh-i-Noor gibsmedat is selective outrage from a serial hypocrite.
The New Zealand Army’s Dark Secret
In theory, a soldier who refuses to comply with these ‘spiritual’ orders on the grounds of a conflict with their own personal faith or conscience faces a charge of disobedience – an offence punishable by up to two years’ imprisonment.
What the HSNO and ACVM Amendment Bills Mean for Organic
Together, these three bills create a layered, compounding risk for the organic sector and for all non-GE farmers, producers and consumers. Public submissions close for two of the bills tonight.
Peters sets out NZ First’s election direction in Cambridge speech
Peters renewed his opposition to the India trade deal.
Labour’s $25 weekly transport saving comes with a major caveat
Labour claims its public transport fare cap would save the “average” commuter about $25 a week and benefit “hundreds of thousands” of people.
National backs gender definitions Bill despite minister’s doubts
The Bill has prompted demonstrations in five cities, with organisers claiming about 10,000 people took part.
$24m spent on stopping-violence programmes despite little evidence victims are safer
“Why are you assuming that attendance equals safety?"