Our Courts Are Undermining the Govt’s Intent
In this judge’s application of the law, the very clear message the ban is meant to send has been muddied and weakened.
Culture
Door Opens for Tribal River Claims
Putting the nation at risk to prop up a dangerous and highly destabilising law that was promoted by a party that is now openly advancing anarchy no longer makes sense.
Is the Parenting to Blame for This?
It’s difficult not to wonder just how much harm this Millennial parenting might be doing.
The Case Against Māori Wards
Decide together, thrive together is a false promise. The truth is simpler: Decide as one, thrive as one. Vote no to Māori wards.
They’re Not Coming on Direct Flights
Are economic migrants exploiting Ireland’s asylum system?
Now Middle England Is Becoming Poor
If Gen X are losing the habit of spending significant money on things, and Gen Z is not adopting the habit at all, how will the economy grow?
The Left Eats Its Own: Obama Edition
The left’s great paradox is that it cannot stop attacking the very heroes it elevates. The activists, trained to see injustice around every corner, denounce the former president with the same fervor once reserved for his enemies. It’s hard to imagine what they’ll do when they take power again.
Diving into Obscurity: the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band
The art school cabaret band that indelibly influenced the cream of ’60s British rock and comedy.
Terence Stamp Knew What Was Up
The icon of Swinging London lived to be a foreigner in his own town.
Ripping up the Government Script
These people could stop the charade at any time – if they weren’t fanatics, that is.
Kids Books and Big Policy Stitch-up
Join Stephen and I as we discuss kids books, library policies, whether we can actually have our concerns heard or not, and, if not, why not?
