Doesn’t She Have a Garden Party to Go To or Something?
The execrable Kathy Lette once again assaults us with her ‘wit’ – or at least, something that rhymes.
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A License to Kill: The Migrant Drivers
More handwringing will not stop this continual problem with migrants – illegal or otherwise.
The House of Temperance
We increasingly lack in public life a true sense of honour among those who are meant to serve us, not rule over us. There is nothing sober about a government that allows itself to become deformed through the tendency to tyrannical rule.
Why Schools Cannot Fix Society’s Failures
A revelation dawns. What our wayward youth really need is an army of middle-aged blokes wandering the country bellowing “Yer daft bugger!” whenever common sense deserts them. Curiously, this is not the programme being proposed.
Study Debunks Claims of ‘Worsening Extreme Rainfall’
The posts come as Wishart continues High Court proceedings against TVNZ, TV3, RNZ and the Broadcasting Standards Authority over what he alleges is inaccurate and misleading reporting on climate change and extreme weather.
We Are Now in Parallel Universes
To win on free speech is to win. And the wokesters know it.
The Left’s Top Two Inches
It’s time they re-evaluated their strategies, their behaviour and their policies. Otherwise their chances of ever winning an election again are slim.
What’s the Point of Being a Minister?
It is little wonder that levels of trust in our politicians are so low that one increasingly hears New Zealanders saying they don’t want to vote for any of them.
National’s Economic Gamble: Peter Dunne’s Rose-Tinted Glasses Ignore the Bleed to Winston
National’s strategy is risky, sure. But pretending Labour has the answers is riskier still. The next few months will decide whether the economic recovery translates into votes or whether the coalition’s hard work gets rewarded with another term.