Heads or tails: A great example of how arbitrary Justice can be
Cracks in the scales of justice.
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How many voters is the Labour Party alienating by allowing Michael Wood’s comeback bid?
Allowing a former minister to run again who insulted voters, abused basic conflict rules, and was rejected at the ballot box is not a good look.
IAN WISHART: ‘Son, your ego is writing cheques your body can’t cash’
Investigative journalist Ian Wishart recalls how ideals collided with economic reality during the Rainbow Warrior crisis and asks whether New Zealand faces the same dilemma again.
Waste From ‘Clean Energy’ Piles Up
The environmental impact of industrial-scale wind facilities extends far beyond the operational lifespan of turbine blades and related equipment.
Hey Australia, Can We Have Pauline Hanson?
The era of halo politics is over. The appetite now is for grit, clarity and leaders who are not afraid of being unpopular if it means being honest.
Now It’s Voter Fraud in Two-Tier Britain
‘Cultural sensitivity’ is no justification for voter fraud.
Questioning ACOG After They Exit From Panel
Urato says restoring trust requires transparency, not a cover up. “One key step to restore public trust is to emphasise transparency – to let the public see what’s going on, to let the sun shine in,” he said. Removing the vaccine mandate statement does not strengthen ACOG’s credibility.
What Is It They Are All So Keen To Support?
Chris Bishop, David Seymour and even police.
Shutting Out the Noise
Our task is to help the genuinely curious – not enable the haters.
Mowing the Grass While the Dragon Grows
Iran is a danger, but China is pass/fail. Get that wrong and you can kiss Pax Americana goodbye.
Time Was Now – Lawful or Not
Sorry Helen. Just like you didn’t win the Eden Park argument, you’re not going to win this one either. Sod off.
And I Ran, Iran So Far Away
The world just got a little lighter, though I predict it may get a bit messy for a time. Let right be done.