Winston Peters acknowledges power companies may challenge split plan
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Lucy Needs Your Help So She Can Sue the Police
My hope is that if the defamatory press release put out about Lucy as a result of the botched police investigation results in findings against the police in court, then they will start caring about whether investigations are conducted competently.
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You Can Always Go Home
If Indian immigrants are so concerned for their culture, why did they leave?
NZ Must Heed the Warning
New Zealand Defence Minister Judith Collins recently described the current environment as “the most dangerous we have ever lived in”.
Seven-week fuel buffer, but diesel risk grows as Greens pitch relief and government backs EV push
“Diesel is literally the lifeblood of the economy.”
Peters pitches power breakup, economic nationalism and COVID accountability
Peters said the big power companies should “no longer control both the power and the price”.
Govt makes digital ID an election-year priority
A spokesperson for Chris Bishop said the government was aiming to pass the bill “by mid-year”.
Iran fuel shock adds pressure as Fitch warns New Zealand’s debt path is worsening
Debt reduction is now “more difficult to envisage”.
Parallel dignity offers a challenge to trans orthodoxy in schools
“I respect your dignity, and you respect mine.”
Investors asked to restore Chateau as unresolved iwi interests cloud future ownership
Chateau Tongariro is in a “poor state of repair”.
Ani O’Brien says media’s sudden restraint is selective and self-serving
“The problem lies not in that social media created the behaviours, but in the fact that it has democratised them.”