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NZ government fuel companies warning over fuel shipment data sharing
The NZ government fuel companies warning has put the industry on notice, signalling in Wellington...
Celeb politicians NZ: Audrey Young on Taine Randell’s bid
Audrey Young’s latest NZ Herald column puts celeb politicians NZ under the spotlight as former...
NZ science job cuts leave researchers “homeless”, advocates warn
NZ science job cuts have left some researchers effectively “homeless”, science advocates say, as government...
New Health NZ chair and board members announced
The Government has announced a New Health NZ chair and Health NZ board members to...
A Dumb and Repressive Game Part 3
Banning symbols and slogans. Allowing groups such as neo-Nazis and other extremists to out themselves is the preferred option, so society can be more informed and aware of their presence and numbers.
HIV Linked to Hospital Practices
For affected families, the consequences are lifelong, with children now facing chronic illness and social stigma from a virus they are believed to have contracted during treatment.
New Zealand fuel crisis: should NZ follow Australia’s lead?
The New Zealand fuel crisis is testing policy choices as NZ political news focuses on...
Tracy Watkins departure: The Post NZ and Sunday Star-Times change
Tracy Watkins is set “to depart” The Post NZ and the Sunday Star-Times, marking a...
No Australians Should Have to Live like This
Don’t talk to me about ‘Islamophobia’ until Muslims have to put up with a fraction of what Jews do.
Sports Academies in New Zealand Schools
Schools must not exploit young people for their own reputation in sport and MUST see that their academics/qualifications are of, at least, equal value.
A Horror Which Never Should Have Happened
Yet Southport inquiry still fails to shed light on shadowy parents.
The Tyrant Without a Face
Inspired by RCR Bites, a modern interpretation of Aristotle on how uncertainty, information overload, and ambiguity quietly shape power.
What’s All This Fuss About China Anyway?
Both sides are aware of the risks. Both sides see this problem as pass/fail for the future of their societies. Yet both are inexorably moving into uncharted historical territory. Can these misaligned visions be managed without leading to conflict?