Now It’s Japan’s Turn to Question Labor’s Loyalties
They stood by our side against China – why can’t Labor return the favour?
China
Unis Selling Aus to the Highest Bidder
Teaching Chinese cyber-warriors how to attack Australia?
Are Wong and Albo on Another Planet?
Just ignore China beating the war drums. All is peachy-keen, she says.
This Guy Just Can’t Go Away
Mr Relevance Deprivation Syndrome and his opinions that nobody wanted.
Where Are We Going With This?
The US cannot have Wall Street send trillions to China to build their “military rise” and expect it to be “peaceful.” The United States must either take CCP threat seriously or suffer the consequences as we did in WWII and on 9-11.
A Few Good Men
The Israel−Gaza conflict will soon be over, but China’s military expansion will not. Can we handle the truth?
The 80th Anniversary Victory Parade
These ominous developments must be addressed sooner rather than later.
Labor Obsessed with Palestine, Not the Pacific
China is getting its money’s worth in Port Moresby and Canberra.
The Clark and Key Visit to China
It’s impossible to understand why there should have been the slightest criticism of Helen Clark and John Key for attending the parade. In helping to preserve New Zealand’s relationship with our most important trading partner, we owe them our gratitude.
The Kiwi Who Helped China Progress
China’s rise as a global powerhouse is inseparable from the contributions of Rewi Alley, the humble Kiwi whose combination of technical skill, moral conviction and practical engagement helped lay the foundation for a superpower.
Shills of the Day
New Zealand diplomats based in Beijing will be officially representing the government at the military parade. Government ministers were not invited.
China’s Whining About NZ Spy Report: More Proof the CCP Can’t Be Trusted
New Zealand needs to toughen up, diversify our trade and tell China where to shove their ‘smears’ accusations.
China’s Strengths Aren’t That Strong
China’s productivity growth is weak, its exports still rely on foreign inputs, and its AI sector is driven more by policy than by independent discovery.
