The Blurring of State and Religion in NZ Education
The current system promotes one group’s spiritual worldview, while restricting or excluding others – a clear form of institutional bias.
Culture
This Pride Month, Let’s Celebrate National Pride Instead
Maybe, just maybe, we can turn June into a month that celebrates everyone under one flag.
Indie Publishing Is Fuelling a Literary Renaissance
The big publishing houses are dying: good riddance.
Why Do We Keep Hunting Ghosts?
Despite the complete lack of reliable evidence, we’re just having too much fun.
Winston Tells It Like It Is
We might have had some problems with Winston in the past but right now we need him, and his right hand man, Shane Jones, more than ever. They are not afraid to tell it like it is. They are a rare breed in today’s political landscape.
JFK and the Burden of Proof
Who knows what really happened a month later in Dallas? But as humans, we need to consider more than only the hard evidence arising from the assassination.
When Will These Murders Be Seen?
Catalya deserved to grow up. She deserved safety, joy and a future. Her death should not be just another court case or headline. It must be a call to action. Let her be the last.
Britain Opens the Gates to Islamic Theocracy
Hanson argues that Powell’s warnings about mass immigration and political denial have proven disturbingly prophetic. He explores the immediate and long-term reactions it provoked and draws a direct line to one of the most harrowing and underreported scandals in modern British history.
NZ’s 2025 Rose of Tralee Named
In August, she will travel to Ireland for the Rose of Tralee International Festival – an event that celebrates women of Irish heritage around the world, and aims to select an international ambassador to represent the festival and all it encompasses.
