Dear Editor I run three food manufacturing businesses based in Christchurch (HO) and two other sites one in Auckland and one in Hamilton. I have travelled to Auckland from Christchurch to our Auckland and Hamilton sites as soon as level 3 in Auckland came into effect last month and completed
Voices for Freedom We are working on new legal challenges: both on behalf of the workers affected by the government’s recent No Jab, No Job legislation and in respect of private businesses mandating their own discriminatory vaccination policy. By filling in the form below you are helping us to
News yesterday that it will be won’t be until late November that Kiwis will be able to prove their vaccination status in easily downloadable and printable form is disgraceful, says National Covid Recovery spokesperson Chris Bishop. A week ago we were told by the Government that vaccine authentication would
America’s transport networks, already under strain, are allegedly being pushed to breaking-point by a backlash against the Biden administration’s vaccine mandates. Because airlines, for instance, are paid under federal contracts, they are subject to President Joe Biden’s order that federal contractors are required to have employees vaccinated.
Voices for Freedom How are you holding up? So much going on for so many of us. The key thing to do if you understand you are to be affected or are already affected by “No Jab, No Job” mandates or requests is: Don’t panic. Take a deep breath.
Brett Cooper fee.org Brett Cooper is a professional actress and a Libertarian-Conservative writer. She’s an ambassador for PragerU and TurningPoint USA and content manager at Unwoke Narrative. In June, my family and I joined the California exodus and sought refuge in Idaho. We had lived in California off
Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com A report about the Financial Market Authority lists its Maori name, specifically Te Mana Tatai Hokohoko. Broadly translated Tatai Hokohoko means organised trade. That would be acceptable, if rather infantile, given pre-European Maori were not traders, although they certainly were once Europeans arrived. But swapping
Voices for Freedom We are working on new legal challenges: both on behalf of the workers affected by the government’s recent No Jab, No Job legislation and in respect of private businesses mandating their own discriminatory vaccination policy. By filling in the form below you are helping us to
In Isaac Asimov’s Foundation (of which, if the trailers are anything to go by, the Apple TV adaptation is going to be awful), reverting to coal and oil use instead of nuclear is seen as a sure sign of the former Galactic Empire’s slide into barbarism. Similarly, green
Siraj Ahmed Shaikh Giedre Sabaliauskaite Coventry University Siraj Ahmed is a Professor of Systems Security at the Centre for Mobility and Transport at Coventry University. His main research interest lies in systems security, essentially at the intersection of cyber security, systems engineering and traditional computer science. Giedre is an Associate
KSK There are many things in life I don’t understand. Why water is wet, for example. Why decreasing the OCR did not result in anything other than the uncontrolled increase in house prices in a market awash with almost free money. But what goes up tends to come down.
David Seymour ACT Leader Uncertainty about whether workplaces can require vaccination certificates under the status quo is creating great anxiety in workplaces. Government needs to deal with this uncertainty by giving clarity on how health and safety, privacy, and discrimination laws interact. ACT has a plan that would deliver certainty
Charles Wright I have an anxiety disorder, and I can’t breathe while wearing a mask (I start to panic). I know it’s irrational, but at the same time, I can’t help it. Many months ago now, I asked the Ministry of Health what to do, and they
Chris Sweeney rt.com Chris Sweeney is an author and columnist who has written for newspapers such as The Times, Daily Express, The Sun and the Daily Record, along with several international-selling magazines. Information Op-ed In a case being submitted to the US Supreme Court, Lorie Smith is railing against
David Seymour ACT Leader If we’re allowed to have picnics in parks with food bought from the supermarket duopolies, then we should also allow restaurants to have alfresco dining. Jacinda Ardern and her Government’s great plan for Auckland was to stay locked down but with picnics. Before lockdown
