Children need stability, routine, security, and a mother and a father they can rely on. Welfare has robbed too many of these vital necessities. It isn’t the rest of New Zealand, the government, the public service, the Waitangi Tribunal, charities or academics who can fix this problem.
Political parties will follow where public sentiment leads, but that sentiment must first be shaped by individuals willing to challenge the status quo.
Death threats are admissions of weakness, not demonstrations of strength.
Christianity is the soul of the West: we abandon it at our societal peril.
A topic even more inflammatory than gender.
If all we consume is cynical, shallow and smutty rubbish, our politics will end up mirroring that. But if we’re immersed in heroic stories and finer ideas that ponder on what’s real, right, good and true – we’ll start to demand more from ourselves and our leaders.
The public debate shows the 1840 agreement to be a tangled mess.
What the Auckland Museum has done is an insult, a slap in the face to every soldier who gave their life for this country. They deserve solemn respect, not this rainbow-washed PR stunt masquerading as progress.
A two-tier system is laying the foundations for ‘social unrest’.
Their dismissal of the will of their voters will come back to haunt them. We will not forget.
