The Subsumption of a Culture
Have you ever heard the term inverse acculturation? New Zealand is undergoing it.
Law
The Fallacy of ‘International Law’
Contradictory and un-democratic: no wonder the left love it so.
The Judiciary Is Out of Control
They have lost faith in majoritarian democracy and a hefty chunk of the top judges plucked from its members have adopted unconstrained and laughably implausible interpretive techniques. It’s bad in Australia, yes. But it’s worse in New Zealand. Worse again in Britain. Worse still in Canada.
Rescission Major Win for Science and the Rule of Law
President Donald Trump and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin should be applauded for actually following the science and respecting the rule of law – things that have been too often ignored when it comes to climate.
The Killing of Informed Consent
Since consent was obtained for a product without SV40 sequences, the injection of a product with such sequences potentially constitutes an unauthorized physical trespass, regardless of the biological outcome.
Waitangi Day 2026
The coalition, in spite of claiming they are committed to equal rights and opposed to race-based law, is not doing nearly enough to protect New Zealand from the threat of tribal rule.
The RMA
As election year is upon us, we must all demand real reform of both the RMA and Local Government.
Worthy Law Commission President in Waiting
Criticisms of Collins’ appointment as Law Commission president are selective and hypocritical. The Law Commission needs to be put back on track and King’s Counsel Collins is the right person to do that.
The Case That Shattered the Consensus
Is the 'Gender Affirming Care' industry about to come tumbling down? The first lawsuit win for a detransitioner has been won in New York.
The RMA Reforms
The new laws must apply equally to all New Zealanders, without privilege or veto powers based on race.
The Liberal Party Backflips on Speech
These new powers will do little to dissuade terrorists (who already operate outside the bounds of the law), but will primarily restrict the free speech and activities of regular Australians, who, when in doubt, will self-censor to minimise risk of prosecution.
What To Expect After a Disaster
Even if a disaster is later found to have been foreseeable and preventable, families cannot sue for the deaths themselves. Support comes through ACC and accountability comes through WorkSafe prosecutions, coronial findings, and the public record.
