Judith Collins on the Trans-Tasman Bubble
Judith Collins speaks with Radio New Zealand’s Susie Ferguson about the trans-Tasman bubble.
Judith Collins speaks with Radio New Zealand’s Susie Ferguson about the trans-Tasman bubble.
Inmate 357 Day 3, Monday 4 January: The Exercise Yard and Our “Super Risk” Identity Labels We exercise out at the front in the morning and again in the afternoon on the 5th floor “Roof Top Garden” which is not a garden at all but just a flat roof with
Rachel Marsden rt.com Rachel Marsden, columnist, political strategist and host of an independently produced French-language program that airs on Sputnik France. Her website can be found at rachelmarsden.com In the 12 months since states first started ordering citizens to stay at home under the pretext of Covid,
Rob Slane theblogmire.com Many have been shocked by the scenes in Clapham on Saturday night, where the Metropolitan Police used extremely heavy-handed tactics to break up what appears to have been a peaceful protest and vigil, held in memory of Sarah Everard, who was brutally murdered just days
Hon Judith Collins judithcollins.national.org.nz Housing In the December 2020 Housing figures just released, the number of people waiting for social housing in Papakura has jumped to 661 people with a “severe and persistent” housing need. Sadly this is up by almost 500 people since National left the
Inmate 357 Day One, Saturday 2 January 2021: My Mask Gets Confiscated. Our plane load enters an abandoned airport bar to be very cheerfully received by very pleasant airport staff who give the impression that they think we are all returning Kiwis and how pleased we all must be to
The National Party has launched a petition calling on the Government to get a move on with the trans-Tasman travel bubble, Leader of the Opposition Judith Collins says. “There’s no good reason why we can’t have quarantine-free travel with Australia right now. Australia did it for
Free Press ACT Party Whether the Government will be successful in distributing the vaccine is an open question. We want them to succeed but there are reasons to be sceptical; remember the measles fiasco? A more urgent problem is telling New Zealanders what a vaccine will mean. This week Free
FEE Daily Newsletter fee.org Analyst Philippe Lemoine originally advocated for lockdowns to stop the spread of COVID-19. Now, he says he was wrong—and that lockdowns would fail any honest cost-benefit analysis. “A year ago I publicly advocated lockdowns because they seemed prudent given how little was
On February 15 this year, as a result of one positive case of the ‘Rona that had snuck through our gold standard border controls, the “Princess of Pestilence” threw Auckland into its third lockdown, complete with Police and Armed Forces manning checkpoints on the outskirts of Auckland’s regional boundaries.
John Rofe Every year my wife and I each have a flu shot. Occasionally it doesn’t give the duration or amount of protection I need, but statistically, I am convinced it works. The World Economic Forum (y’know, the globalist billionaires who established the UN IPCC) now says we
With a rushed Covid vaccination, politicians around the world are concerned that people may be worried that the vaccine may not be completely ‘safe’. Who to blame? Those peddling ‘misinformation’ of course. ReclaimTheNet explains: […] However, some people, particularly in Europe, for obvious reasons, clearly still feel uncomfortable about advocating any
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