The Last Japanese Soldier?
Will New Zealand be the holdout as the world moves to protect children from gender medicine?
History
There Will Be No WW3
Who could fight a world war in such a context? No one. That’s why there will be no WWIII. And in a way, I guess we should be happy about that.
How Sick Is New Zealand?
New Zealand doesn’t need more AI-run hospitals or a $10 billion digital health overhaul. We need real food, strong bodies, clear minds, and healthy kids raised in fresh air and sunlight.
The Death of Jennifer Beard
In the long and often manipulated history of narratives, some cases stand out, not because of what is proven, but because of how they are used. One case is the death of Jennifer Beard, a young Australian who was found dead beneath the Haast River bridge in the South Island.
The Last Chance to Save Britain?
Are we really on the edge of a precipice? If we are, the extent of the change is so deep it is hard to imagine how anyone now could reverse it. Or perhaps the truth is every age is condemned to watching the debris of paradise being washed past down the river of no return.
Iran Wants to Destroy the West
The sanitising of the Islamic Regime and of Khamenei, himself, by Western media is frankly suicidal. The general public should know what we are dealing with. These aren’t some quirky religious guys in the desert who just hate Israel. These are Islamic expansionists who want to destroy the West.
Woe Betide Us When Parliament’s Words No Longer Matter
New Zealand’s constitutional crisis, a culprit and the crux.
NZSAS 70th Anniversary: Honouring Our Warriors
This year marks the 70th anniversary of the New Zealand Special Air Service (NZSAS) a milestone celebrating seven decades of bravery, innovation and unmatched skill.
Russia Didn’t Start This
Truth in politics involves various viewpoints and analyses, which are often influenced by one’s ideological background. However, facts matter.
Tuam Dig to Address Decades-Old Mystery
As the Tuam excavation unfolds, it offers a chance for truth, healing, and justice for the nearly 800 children lost to history, illuminating a painful chapter of Ireland’s past.