Houchin’s legislation is named after Dalilah Coleman, who was five years old when she was severely injured in a crash involving an illegal immigrant truck driver who allegedly ran a stop sign.
Officials told Government not to intervene in a climate court case, a move that tightens...
The only thing ‘humanitarian assistance’ in Afghanistan actually buys is a better-funded Taliban. What is extraordinary is that this came from the BBC. They didn’t need to fly across the world to find children going hungry, being abused, or being sold. Britain has all that on its own soil.
The reason both stories have been buried is that The Narrative must be maintained at all costs.
In an age of expanding state influence over childhood, home education stands as a bulwark for individual liberty, family autonomy, and voluntary cooperation. It empowers parents to reject mediocrity by monopoly and instead cultivate independent minds equipped to thrive in a free society.
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Can Starmer not see ‘the writing on the wall’? Bring on ‘The Battle of Britain’ with its chariots of fire and let’s see who gets to rule this green and pleasant land.
Finance Minister Nicola Willis has rejected Chlöe Swarbrick’s claim that “failed climate policies” created a...
Former Governor General Anan Satyanand says Rotary clubs New Zealand are in a “struggle to...
Shaking off the shackles of co-governance is not an act of hostility: it is an act of preservation.
The King’s Birthday should be the pinnacle of our public holidays, worthy of our entire nation raising a glass (or in my case, several) to the institution of the monarchy. Here’s why.
The only way Winston can continue to make gains is by staying with the present coalition. Therefore my bet is the coalition will be re-elected and Winston will play a part.
Many among the coalition government’s voters will remain incensed until the agreement has been altered.
If National keeps this up, they risk handing Winston an even stronger hand in post-election negotiations. Attacking him now could exact a fair bit of utu later.
Labour Party NZ and National Party NZ both say they “won’t commit further funding” to...
