Why Is It Okay for Māori to Ask for Māori Nurses?
But racist when anyone else does the same?
But racist when anyone else does the same?
If universities will not defend inquiry over ideology, then they forfeit their moral and academic authority. The public, the students, and the ideal of higher education itself all deserve far better.
It’ll never stop so long as they won’t confront uncomfortable truths.
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It became increasingly obvious throughout the interview that, like the budget Rachel Reeves produced, it is based purely on ideology with no work whatsoever done as to what the consequences might be and how they might be mitigated.
Emergency housing is meant to be a lifeline, not a hunting ground for perverts like Ellis. MSD needs to answer for this.
Political reporters battle with their keyboards. They also have to battle for attention which is why, late at night after a few too many glasses of cab sav, they can fire off mean little diatribes.
There are laws that are doing real harm and I would like to see that acknowledged in the public debate.
It’s something of a useful ‘divide and conquer’ strategy. It’s been meticulously engineered and bankrolled by the business operators and lobbyists to be like this.
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards TE PĀTI MĀORI SUSPENSION DEBATE RNZ: ACT asked for advice on range of punishments for Te Pāti Māori MPs - including imprisonment Kelly Dennett (Post): ACT MP Parmjeet Parmar sought imprisonment advice for Te Pāti Māori haka (paywalled) Russell Palmer (RNZ): Up for debate: Which
Here we are, six months into this farce, with no end in sight. National’s dithering, Labour is hand-wringing and Te Pāti Māori’s still strutting around like they own the place. If this is what passes for leadership in 2025, God help us all.
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People stopped to watch the terse exchange between the pair which began when the man was heard saying “you’re a load of bollocks, Winston”.
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