Luxon Looks to Create Growth
This was a speech that you would never hear from the left. They are unable to grasp this sort of vision that the country sorely needs.
Business
NASA Did Not Invent Velcro
Public vs private innovation: the next time there is proposed legislation on the table to fund research and development, think twice about the history and the costs of state-funded innovation.
The Big Build That Impoverished Australia
Alongside the NDIS and other grandiose government spending, the NBN has crippled the economy, leaving Australians – both current and future generations – poorer.
South Island’s Voice Just Got Louder
“This is a great opportunity to deliver real results for the South Island, and I’m looking forward to the challenge.” – James Meager.
It Is Time to Retire This
The government’s failures of transparency and oversight are why we are at this juncture today. RFK – should he overcome powerful opposition – may have the last word.
Go Woke Go Broke
The open borders brigade never seem to learn the true impact of mass immigration.
Engines Galore Seek to Dethrone the Bev
This sampling barely scratches the surface of emerging automotive technology worldwide. Innovation and free markets, not government mandates, continue to drive the future of transportation.
30 Years of the World Trade Organization
Today all of us can buy things produced across the globe: and our daily life is based on this level of access and cooperation.
Christopher Luxon’s Important Trip to the Middle East
New Zealand is dipping its toes back into the Middle East. With a desert climate serving as a natural barrier to agriculture, the GCC countries are particularly willing buyers of New Zealand’s food exports.
McDonald’s Reverses Course on DEI
It appears the tide is turning on woke culture. Let’s hope these waves quickly make their way to NZ shores.
Why Are the Bad Guys Smarter Than the Good Guys?
Why are the bad guys demonstrably smarter than those tasked with protecting our money and providing security?
Bird Flu Fears While Biowarfare Continues Unabated
Patents expert Dr David Martin has stated that there are at least 3,099 patents on H5N1, making bird flu a gold mine for many if a ‘pandemic’ can be generated.