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Medical Experts Urge Inquiry into Transgender Kids

Medical Experts Urge Inquiry into Transgender Kids

As the push by radical “transgender” activists grows ever more shrill and demented, the push-back from parents and some politicians is growing stronger. After being blindsided by the transgender Blitzkrieg of the Waffen Cross-Dress, the forces of sanity and reason are at last finding their voice. They’re

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Abortion: The Political Class Talks to Itself

Abortion: The Political Class Talks to Itself

As New Zealand goes through its current abortion debate, Kiwis can perhaps take some cold comfort that, across the Tasman, a very similar debate is being played out in the Australian state of New South Wales. Just as in New Zealand, the debate is no less contentious nor short of

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NZ Decriminalises

NZ Decriminalises

This week, short of a major change to abortion laws, the biggest social legislative change in at least the last decade happened. New Zealand joined the growing list of places that have decriminalised the use and possession of drugs. The passing of the Misuse of Drugs Amendment marks a significant

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Local Hospital Declares a ‘Code Red’

Local Hospital Declares a ‘Code Red’

By Malcolm I knew Jacinda Ardern and her CoL had plunged the country into a financial crisis when our local hospital this week announced that all its inpatient beds were full and the overflow had filled the A&E beds with emergency admissions. They have declared a “code red”

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A Defence of Our Current Abortion Laws

A Defence of Our Current Abortion Laws

By Alex Eastwood-Williams Right Minds The government has announced that it plans to introduce reforms to New Zealand’s abortion law reforms. This is an emotive topic, and it’s not one I particularly want to write about, but I cannot in all good conscience remain silent on the

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Trump’s New Regulations Spur Abortion Clinics to Reject Federal Funds

Trump’s New Regulations Spur Abortion Clinics to Reject Federal Funds

The Trump administration’s new regulations, separating abortion from women’s health services, has triggered at least two major abortion providers to reject federal funds rather than comply. Is Trump’s legal-procedural approach — rather than moralistic preaching — succeeded where previous conservative efforts have failed? Will individual Progressive Americans step

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Medical Misadventure at Rotorua Hospital

Medical Misadventure at Rotorua Hospital

The trouble in some professions is that making a simple mistake can have deadly consequences. And so it was for a 75-year-old woman who was given two drugs that are not supposed to be used in combination because they killed her. “An investigation by Health and Disability Commissioner

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Why Do We Keep Accepting Reduced Service?

Why Do We Keep Accepting Reduced Service?

Why is it, I wonder, that we as Kiwis keep letting businesses reduce their service, but we still stay with them? We are all familiar with our favourite chocolate bars being reduced in size without the price being reduced, but I have noticed an increasing trend when it comes to

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Coming to a City Near You

Coming to a City Near You

Where Australia leads New Zealand often follows, so you can expect this latest story to impact us Kiwis in the not too distant future. Residents have been left outraged over a Perth council’s plans to launch a new policy aimed at reducing the amount of unhealthy food being sold

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Sunday Nightcap

Sunday Nightcap

Is it hard to simulate insanity? Brave journalist Nellie Bly was the first who proved it is not. And the conditions in an asylum for mentally ill shocked her. Nellie Bly was a pioneer of investigative journalism. She was born in 1864 and, unlike other women, wanted to have a

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Ending Prohibition is the Easy Part

Ending Prohibition is the Easy Part

Open and transparent as usual, the government has quietly called for a review of our drug laws. Derek Cheng from ‘A newspaper’ reports. The Government has quietly ordered a review of its 44-year-old drug law, which will anchor its health-based response to drug use and form part

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Confessions of a Part-time Vegan

Confessions of a Part-time Vegan

Before the red blooded meat eating, beer and whiskey brigade have conniptions about my choice of website for this disclosure, let me assure you that good vegan food is very appealing and healthy despite the well-bandied-unhealthy-vegan-walking-advertisements for why you should not go there. And just

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