Jagose says Parliament cannot decide Treaty meaning alone
Parliamentary supremacy operates within a constitutional framework that “defines and confines its authority”.
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Migration-driven growth masked New Zealand’s wage and productivity problem
Population-driven growth made the economy larger, but masked whether productivity, wages and living standards were improving for each New Zealander.
Lawyer challenges scientific basis of shaken baby diagnoses
Some shaken baby diagnoses have been treated with greater certainty than the scientific evidence supports.
Family loses home after trying to pay rates with $10 coin
“Living very rural as we do, the council provides us with zero services.”
Former National MP branded ‘controversial’ over anti-mandate protest returns with NZ First
“A lifetime of leadership, advocacy and service to the community she calls home”.
Low-emissions dairy system cut methane but slashed milk output by up to nearly 40%
The cost of cutting emissions without new technology was “significant and unsustainable”.
Alice in Hydrogen Land
When you see excited chats about the glories of hydrogen in the media, bear in mind that hydrogen as a fuel was created as a political response to the politically induced problem of the huge variability of solar and wind.
Ban the Hardware Not the Software
We need to save childhood without destroying adult freedom.
You Have 90 Seconds to Impact
A pilot who freezes is not a pilot. He is a passenger with a better view.
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We Can Not Allow a Charter University
In a final irony, due to the loss of this revenue from international tuition fees, half of the lecturers that would not support the UoD lost their jobs. But fortunately, as always, Grant still did alright.