Crime
Gender Clinics Will Face Court Challenges
Bernard Lane genderclinicnews.substack.com Bernard Lane is an Australian journalist on the gender clinics beat; local and global news coverage of the trend for children & adolescents to undergo medicalised gender change. Litigation over Australia’s youth gender clinics is likely to fix on fertility-destroying treatment, lack of
FBI Finds No Organised 6 Jan Plot
Just in time for Donald Trump’s announcement of a 2024 presidential run, the FBI has quietly nixed the “insurrection” narrative of the 6 January 2020 riots. That isn’t stopping the Democrats or the legacy media from continuing to flog their debunked narrative as hard as they can. After
Nats Brand Govt as Soft on Crime
Bryce Edwards Victoria University of Wellington – Te Herenga Waka democracyproject.nz Dr Bryce Edwards is Political Analyst in Residence at Victoria University of Wellington. He is the director of the Democracy Project. As government politicians put the boot into National’s bootcamp announcement yesterday, Christopher Luxon would have been celebrating.
The Problem with the Bollards
Darroch Ball Sensible Sentencing Trust. If bollards were the solution to ram raids and youth crime, then the National Party’s solution of fog cannons would have solved it eight years ago – because it’s the same thing. The reason why they both won’t work is that they aren’
He Should Be inside a Men’s Prison
Helen Houghton nc.org.nz New Conservative “Wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm, as well as charges of breach of a protection order, intentional damage, and resisting police”. Matthew Richard Nelson was sentenced in Hamilton on Tuesday for stabbing three people in a frenzied attack. He is entitled
Women of the Day
A brave mother and daughter were bruised after a gutsy attempt to stop hammer-wielding offenders as they fled the scene after robbing the Ellerslie Jewellers & Engravers jewellery store in Auckland. “Like hell” they were getting away with it, Lesley said. The two women ran after the group of
The ‘Nice’ Groomer in the Classroom
When you hear the word paedophile, what picture pops into your head? It is a creepy middle-aged man, wasn’t it? Probably a priest, too. It almost certainly isn’t a nice female teacher in her 30s. But in a growing number of cases – an “epidemic”, according to some
The Road from Rome to Melbourne
It’s almost like something out of a Dan Brown thriller: a web of corruption, conspiracy, frame-ups and murder, reaching all the way from the Vatican to the halls of power in Melbourne. Even cardinals aren’t safe, if they get too close to unmasking the conspiracy. If that
Kate Cocks Was No Saint
Lainie Anderson University of South Australia Lainie Anderson is writing a murder mystery novel based on the policing career of Kate Cocks as part of a PhD in Communication at the University of South Australia. She’s been a columnist with Adelaide’s Sunday Mail since 2007. In 1915, an
The Truth about ‘ISIS Brides’
There has been much argument over the Albanese government’s decision to secretly smuggle “ISIS brides” into Australia — and more-or-less turn them loose in suburbs. Often suburbs where a high proportion of their former victims have settled. Supporters argue that the jihadis shouldn’t be punished for making
France Reaps the Reward of Open Borders
Remember when Melbourne didn’t have a problem with violent African gangs? Just ignore all those violent crimes committed by African “networked criminal offenders”. And of course you should believe the police commissioner when he says that Africans weren’t over-represented in violent crime. I mean, it’s not
Scots College Staff Member Arrested and Charged with Assault on Students
A staff member at prestigious Wellington school Scots College has been arrested and appeared in Wellington District Court on Thursday morning charged with assault. The saga at the school has been ongoing since May with the staff member suspended on full pay since the time of the complaint, pending the
But Did He Do Yoga and Knitting?
The SIS and their little helpers at the Disinformation Project issued a set of things that help identify potential terrorists and spreaders of disinformation. They include being into yoga, knitting, using Instagram and Pinterest, and braiding children’s hair with flowers. Also knitting sweaters for goats was in there somewhere.