US Trying to Save AUKUS from Albanese
The Australian government is a weak, unreliable, cheapskate ‘ally’.
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Who Was Responsible for These Decisions?
Convicted sex offender cleared to work as store Santa, teacher.
The Guardian Blames ‘Climate Breakdown’ for This
This article is corruption. I don’t mean local corruption, but irresponsible foreigners with their own agendas, pushing their ‘climate breakdown’ political narrative whilst pretending to care. Shame on you, Guardian, using suffering people for your own ends like this.
Now Middle England Is Becoming Poor
If Gen X are losing the habit of spending significant money on things, and Gen Z is not adopting the habit at all, how will the economy grow?
Albanese Finally Wakes up to Iran
Will he admit the foreign influence behind the ‘pro-Palestine’ movement?
Sex Offenders Should Never Get a Clean Slate
Predator Santa exposes sickening failure in child protection.
Council ignores new science to keep Waitākere tracks closed
“We’ve been told there’s not much of an appetite to take risks."
Luxon admits giving Reserve Bank ‘reckons’ on interest rate calls
“...walking a very fine line between his reckons being directions.”
‘We can’t have both’: YouTuber says Māori wards undermine democracy
Collective rule vs Sovereign rule.
Seymour walks back four-year term conditions but insists power limits must come first
“We just have that one Parliament.”
Canada’s professional bodies accused of silencing dissent in name of ‘harm’
The ruling effectively declares that “it is not possible to advocate for sex-based rights, respectfully or not.”
How sleep loss rewires your brain for cravings and weight gain
"Your brain, short on rest, is nudging you toward quick, high-calorie fixes.”
School Apologises to Student for Excluding Speech
FSU staff will now provide training at the school on best practice guidance on freedom of speech in an educational setting.
High Country Ambush Shooting Claims Two Police
Fringe ‘sovereign citizen’ nutbar on the run.
Digital Licences May Not Be a Good Idea
The group said the rollout of digital licences should not be viewed as a neutral technological advance. “They deepen surveillance, reinforce inequality, and render citizens dependent on fragile technologies,” AWSM said.