Summarised by Centrist
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon will not attend Waitangi events next year, instead opting to mark the day elsewhere. Māori leaders, including Pita Tipene and Debbie Ngarewa-Packer, criticised the move, calling it a missed opportunity for dialogue. Labour’s Willie Jackson labelled the decision “pathetic,” and ACT’s David Seymour confirmed his attendance. Luxon defended his choice, citing a desire to engage with other regions.
He got away with it, then.
The manufacturing environment in New Zealand has become “increasingly difficult” in recent years.
“It’s a critical utility for a country called New Zealand. It’s our face abroad.”
“I’ve been advised that there is that speculation in the market, both by fuel importing companies here, and obviously, there’s been media coverage.”
And they’re changing the way we express ourselves. What this means for declining birth rates globally and the relationship between the sexes is unclear. Let’s just say, based on this research, the future does not look promising. Seems like that blasted pendulum never rests in the middle.
There’s nothing irrational about hating and fearing Islam.
Farmers aren’t imagining it. They are being gaslit. It is a mafia racket, not a matter of cultural respect.
