Trump’s Iran Strike Parallels JFK
The lesson of Kennedy is that achieving peace in the face of an aggressive enemy requires taking the kinds of risks and actions that Trump took against Iran, not shipping them billions in cash.
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Big Weed Is No Better than Big Pharma
‘Medicinal cannabis’ is a black market in all but name.
White House Slams Politicization of Texas Floods
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt says Democrats who are politicizing the Texas floods that have killed at least 89 people are “depraved and despicable.”
But It’s Opened a Pandora’s Box
Proscribing Palestine Action was justified, but, in a deeply divided country, the government faces a minefield: enforce the law selectively and lose trust or enforce it strictly and risk unrest.
Joining Forces to Resurrect the Moa
Colossal said it was already investing in New Zealand’s biotechnology sector and planned to develop local labs, build biobanks, create conservation action plans, and support Ngāi Tahu-led expeditions to collect and protect native species.
What Will Happen Next? What Should We Do?
Despite his concern, it became clear the MP felt powerless to change the track the coalition is taking to deregulate biotechnology. He believed if he tried to discuss the vaccine, he would be sidelined by the political doctrine of his party leaders and he is probably right in this.
Seymour says critics of Regulatory Standards Bill offer heat, not answers
If you can explain why putting in a principle of the Treaty would enhance that, I’d be interested to hear it.”
From state media to state power? Oriini Kaipara eyes Māori seat
The party’s members will vote at a hui this Thursday to confirm the candidate.
Bureaucrats up, teachers down: what’s really wrong with NZ’s universities?
“For every 10 full-time-equivalent academic staff (who actually teach and research) there are 14 other staff."