Tupperware Has Returned After Four Years Away
Most Kiwi cupboards would like to dispute the claim that it ever left.
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Is the Electoral Commission No Longer Neutral?
This issue deserves scrutiny, public debate, and immediate action.
If They Have to Be Taught This Stuff, They Don’t Belong Here
If you have to teach migrants ‘Don’t rape children’, you shouldn’t be letting them in.
A Law That Can Be Defeated With a Pen
A critique of the Online Safety (Minimum Age and Child Safety Risk Assessment) Bill
Where Is the Accountability Now?
As Davison points out in his report, the council had plenty of foresight of the disaster, with multiple reports on it over 27 years.
Seymour’s Focus On Equality Is 50 Years Too Late
If you choose to keep following rules that an increasingly smaller number of your neighbours also follow, then you are living dangerously indeed.
Debating the Need for Debates
A couple of them take my fancy, but on second thoughts I think I’ll grab a book.
Quick Hit: Contempt, Then Nothing.
The finding is the punishment. The invoice still sits in the file.
Who Decides When Tikanga Becomes Part of New Zealand Law?
So much for treatment being your first requirement when being admitted to hospital. Where the hell are our health priorities?
The Slogan Is What You Say When You Do Not Have an Answer
John Campbell asked three times. Chippy answered with a slogan.
Good Oil General Debate
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Which councils could meet government's proposed rates cap?
The proposed 4 percent cap on council rates in New Zealand sparks debate over local government funding and sustainability amid rising infrastructure costs.
Lack of consequence for MBIE boss who misled MPs sends the wrong message - expert
A public sector leadership expert calls for the sacking of a top New Zealand government official for misleading Parliament about a failed IT project.