‘Trauma’ Can Not Excuse This
A critical look at the Auckland teacher grooming case of Tamlyn May – and a practical guide for parents to spot grooming and protect their children.
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Move-on orders target rising homelessness, not just disorder
Breaching an order could result in a fine of up to $2,000 or three months’ imprisonment.
Labour’s State of the Nation speech set to be policy light
David Seymour called it “featherweight.”
Moa Point meltdown shines spotlight on Veolia
Veolia had “failed to carry out basic asset management, including regular maintenance.”
Fatal dog attacks spark calls for tougher breeding and enforcement laws
“Why hasn’t somebody done anything about it?”
Wellington’s ‘mysterious blogger’ and the vote that never happened
The identity of “Peter Bassett” remains unclear.
Survey finds widespread self-censorship at Northwestern and Michigan
Overall, more than 88 per cent of students said they had “pretended to hold more progressive views than [they] personally endorse in order to be accepted socially or academically.”
The ABC Are Perfect – Just Ask Them!
The taxpayer-funded ‘Lanyard Class’ really do think they’re a law unto themselves.
Stuff’s Operating Model Is Cheap and Lazy
It seems hard to believe that, with its resources, Stuff can’t present the readers of its papers with a more compelling editorial product. I’m therefore forced to the conclusion that the company is run by people who don’t care much about newspapers.
The Profound Importance of Memory
We are thinking reeds and that is more profoundly important than you might think.
Labor Show Their True Colours on ISIS Brides
They care more about jihadi children than they do about the safety of your children.
It Is All About Control
The motivations to stop using X – be it media or now the Clerk of New Zealand’s parliament – are couched in moral terms by opponents, but it’s all really about control, curation, and censorship.