Albo Is Just Copying Jacinda’s Homework Again
There’s not a failed idea from across the ditch Albo doesn’t love.
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By Targeting Dairy Farmers, ESG Wants To Decide Your Milk
Hopefully, in the months and years to follow, more Americans and policymakers will become aware of the harms associated with incorporating ESG metrics into farming. American farmers feed the nation, and they deserve better.
Protecting Our Children: Unmasking the Industry
While in Wales, our Penny Marie sat down with Steve James to discuss the New Zealand educational landscape and her deep dive research into the ‘industry’.
Why the Word Aotearoa Should Be Discarded
The name that unites us – the name recognised throughout the world – the name carried through war, peace, hardship, triumph, and generations of shared endeavour – is New Zealand.
These Priorities Are Just Wrong
Skilled manufacturers wait in limbo while bureaucracy rolls out the red carpet elsewhere.
A de Facto Marriage: Islam and Marxism
The Red-Green alliance assaults the foundational principles of human dignity, reason and bodily integrity.
The Creation of an Online State Regulator
History demonstrates that broad censorial powers rarely remain narrowly confined.
The Silence on Welfarism and Children
Problems don’t go away because you don’t talk about them. Talking about them is an essential prerequisite to progress.
What Are the Australian Polls Saying Now?
Voters deliver a brutal budget verdict as One Nation surges.
Hipkins Drags Out Phoney War With Coalition
If Labour leads the next government, He Puapua will undoubtedly be back at full throttle – even though Hipkins will undoubtedly not mention it by name.
The Good Oil Podcast – Episode 32 – Tameem Barakat
A thoughtful and sometimes provocative conversation that gives listeners the real context behind one of New Zealand’s most discussed new platforms.