
No Skin in the Game
Who cares what a Hollywood actor has to say about a place in Tasmania he’d never bother even visiting.
Who cares what a Hollywood actor has to say about a place in Tasmania he’d never bother even visiting.
By grounding the system in property rights, they’re telling Kiwis they can finally use their land without having to beg permission from every busybody with a clipboard.
Solar farms leave us exposed to increased bushfire, cyberattack risks.
Toxic for rural communities; devastating for the environment.
NASA’s return to Wānaka marks the sixth super pressure balloon campaign held in New Zealand since the agency began balloon operations there in 2015.
No government has the right to take away our food choices. There is a growing body of science on our side and a lot of time-honoured wisdom to remind us that in the final analysis truth alone triumphs.
Nongqawuse dreamed a dream and most of her tribe died. ‘Net Zero’ is today’s apocalyptic dream articulated by Al Gore and his loyal Australian disciple, Chris Bowen. Their impossible dream is to power the modern world with green energy. How many people need to die before they are content?
This shows how wasteful and dangerous bureaucracy is. Seven years of environmental protection was lost.
Given the stranglehold that tribal interests have secured, will the government honour its election pledge to remove all references to Treaty principles and race-based rights from the new legislation, or will it cave in and appease tribal leaders?
USAID has been actively seeding and watering this dystopia for decades. Klaus Schwab and Bill Gates are as fully cognizant of this fundamental truth as Henry Kissinger was in 1974. Americans are well ahead of Europeans in their near-complete dependence on industrial food.
This is a line we must not cross. Never. For it is an ultimate betrayal of the people, of nature, and of our land. It is a wanton destruction of the perfect synchronisation of nature and the miracle it is.
Despite the supposed “green” credentials of solar energy, large-scale projects like Tauhei are not without consequences. Environmentalists and rural advocates have raised concerns.