Labor Pollster Backtracks on His Own Figures
Are they only outraged because a conservative took them at their word?
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Police Tribunal Delays Ruling on Cop
Expert statements submitted in her defence, including those from physicians, argued that safety data for pregnant women and infants was lacking and that her inquiries were scientifically reasonable.
Words Can Never Hurt Us
The left are slowly realising that we’re not listening to their name calling any more.
What Has the Australian Government Been Smoking?
Prohibition doesn’t work, nor does the quasi-prohibition approach of high taxes and endless red tape. The black market is now the market.
Advocate Can’t Say Men Are Men
In Australia, they can now add legal bullying to this list.
Faces of the Day: Iryna and the Unknown Hero
When too many ran from a dying woman, an unnamed hero stepped up.
Where the Money Really Goes and How to Fix It
Claimants for injuries, in this case, ones caused by medical procedures, are usually exhausted, unwell, and financially stretched. I wonder, as well, just how fair can it be when ACC knows, consciously or not, that many will simply give up.
We Need a Return to the House Father
Such a world is barely imaginable today. Even ten per cent of the effort outlined below would require immense changes to the daily life of the average father. Responsibility and authority?! That sounds like a lot of work.
Two Wings, Same Bird
They are both in the same waka and paddling furiously for Māori dominance.
The Results of the By-Election
The results of the recent Tāmaki Makaurau by-election are already reverberating for the candidates, their political parties, but also New Zealand as a whole.
Stuart Nash’s Crass Blunder: Trying to Be a Lad, Ends Up Looking Like a Prat
If he’s serious about a political comeback with NZ First, he needs to sharpen up fast. Crass jokes might fly in the pub but in politics they can sink you quicker than a lead balloon.