‘Experts’ Astonished to Discover the Obvious
They’re almost admitting how staggeringly costly ‘Net Zero’ really is.
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Trump’s War on Leaks
A free and independent press is not a luxury. It is the foundation of a functioning democracy – a critical check on those who would prefer to operate in the shadows. Freedom of the press doesn’t just protect journalists, it protects your right to know.
Voters, Markets and the New Virtuous Circle in Argentina
Milei’s agenda gains strength.
Called the Enemy of the State
Duplication of health and education bureaucracies alone costs taxpayers billions of dollars, yet the feds do not run a single hospital or a single school. This cannot go on.
Britain Opens the Gates to Islamic Theocracy
Hanson argues that Powell’s warnings about mass immigration and political denial have proven disturbingly prophetic. He explores the immediate and long-term reactions it provoked and draws a direct line to one of the most harrowing and underreported scandals in modern British history.
NZ’s 2025 Rose of Tralee Named
In August, she will travel to Ireland for the Rose of Tralee International Festival – an event that celebrates women of Irish heritage around the world, and aims to select an international ambassador to represent the festival and all it encompasses.
Z Energy uses U-GO to give the illusion of competition while tightening its grip on the fuel market
Prices under $2.20 are welcome but may be unsustainable.
Former MPs launch ‘people’s committee’ to challenge pay equity changes
The real debate is this: should equal pay laws be based on verifiable discrimination or activist framing?
New sanctions for beneficiaries aim to restore accountability and move people into work
“At the end of the day, we want fewer people on welfare and more people in work,."
Jones defends mining push, says NZ won’t be ‘guilt-tripped’ over environment
“We are not going to sit around and read poetry to rare lizards, whilst our current account deficit goes down the gurgler.”
Greyhound Racing NZ takes government ban to court, citing flawed process
“The industry has done itself no favours.”
Semicolon use is plummeting; most students don’t know how to use them
A 50 percent decline in semicolon usage over two decades.
Luxon admits Bayly handling was ‘wrong,’ says he should’ve answered clearly
“...didn’t want to put the boot in.”
Winston Peters visits crisis-hit Sri Lanka to strengthen trade and dairy ties
“We discussed the growing number of New Zealand companies working with and investing in Sri Lanka.”
Nuance vs Zealotry
How do we respond to those preferring cheap and quick emotional arguments, as opposed to those seeking more nuance and consideration?