Culture Wars
A Teacher’s Voice From New Zealand
In her comment she expressed concerns about the Māorification of the education system. But her words did not remain small. Another teacher’s husband saw her comments and reported her to the Teaching Council of New Zealand, the national professional and disciplinary body for teachers.
Zoomers Want Their Boss to Be Their Mummy
And bosses are foolish enough to indulge them.
Is This Australia’s Greatest Academic Fraud?
The fabricated history that aims to tear down Australia’s great achievements.
A New Crown, the Same Sword
The eviction of Greenpark’s hut dwellers is not just a local dispute. It is a prophecy. A warning about what happens when the wheel turns, and the oppressed become the administrators, and power once again writes history with an iron pen.
Do the Bloodwork
Definitive DNA testing is the answer as it is the only reliable accurate legitimate process to give a proper assessment of eligibility.
MMP Brought About the MP
If they can’t deal with reality then they are of little use when it comes to running the country and they are more of a hindrance than a help. We don’t need their war dance theatrics and we don’t need their insults.
Why Do Māori Have to Rely on Deceased Kidney Donors?
Systemic racism or an inconveniently multifaceted set of problems requiring uncomfortable conversations.
What Happened to Personal Responsibility?
What is it that academics and public servants are afraid of? That the consequences of enforced personal responsibility would drive worse outcomes?
Te Tiriti, Not Te Mandate
A school board affirms its right to apply Treaty obligations lawfully – supporting Māori students without mandating cultural content for all.
The Religion of te Ao in Schools
While te Ao spirituality is often described as a cultural worldview, its modern application within the education and public sectors has taken on the features of an organised religion.