What Anthony Fauci Teaches Us
Fauci is now, in fact, retired. But that racket he oversaw continues on – moving money and expanding federal power at whatever level the political class can get away with at the moment.
Business
Watchdog Taking Foodstuffs South Island To Court
Foodstuffs South Island stopped PAK’nSAVE stores discounting your groceries, watchdog alleges.
Security Firm Comes to the Rescue of Burgled Business
Nearly a month on, none of the stolen tools or equipment have been recovered. The owner said a senior Canterbury police officer contacted her husband last week to say there was little more police could do.
The Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS)
If our leaders genuinely care about the future of this country, they would stop pandering to the climate change tsars and start focusing on the actual prosperity of the country.
Big Promises on City Grocery Stores
The New York City mayor has an ambitious and unrealistic plan.
Locals Push Back Against $3.5 Billion AI Data Centre
Locals packed the Invercargill Workingmen’s Club to hear more about the company’s planned 78,000-square-metre facility at Makarewa. They questioned the complex’s electricity demand, noise, water use and potential infrastructure impacts.
This Commission Wants More Government
Innovation is in New Zealand farming’s DNA. Farming has overcome seemingly impossible obstacles before, including producing competitively for markets on the opposite side of the world.
The Supermarket Break-up Is Back
If competition is coming from every direction, the main supermarket groups are coping with it remarkably well.
JAMA’s Study Still Doesn’t Tell the Whole Story
Twenty years ago, a landmark JAMA study changed the way antidepressants were prescribed during pregnancy. Today, readers still aren't seeing the complete scientific record.
Taxpayer Funded to Sit on the Couch
Nearly half of ‘frontline’ public servants don’t even show up.
Who Is Profiting From Your Silence?
How government, offshore dollars and a discredited international body built the illusion of a grassroots trans rights movement – and why New Zealand parents can no longer afford to stay silent.
Wake up and Smell the Curry
In my view, Luxon and McClay have done the best they could and probably better than most, if not all. We cannot afford to shut ourselves off from the world’s biggest global markets.
The Case of Andrea Shaw and Her Twins
It may be that the suspicions of police and prosecutors have merit and that Shaw will be found guilty by a jury of her peers. However, given what we have come to know about the sheer dishonesty and vindictiveness of Big Pharma, will this be a corporate-designed miscarriage of justice?