US targets red food dye for ban over health concerns
“There is simply no reason for this chemical to be in our food."
News
Supermarkets face charges for misleading pricing and specials
“Shoppers should have confidence the price they see is the price they pay.”
Government plans pay cuts for workers in partial strikes
Employers could reduce pay proportionally or by 10%.
Fluoride divides councils and communities in Nelson and Tauranga
Opponents argue fluoridation is harmful “mass medication.”
OpenAI partners with military drones’ supplier to uphold ‘democratic values’
A "glaring loophole" in OpenAI’s prior commitment against harmful use of its technologies.
Most KCs silent on Treaty Principles Bill letter
A letter from 42 KCs urging the government to abandon the Treaty Principles Bill has been amplified by state media, creating a false consensus. Meanwhile, most KCs remain silent, and pro-Bill voices are sidelined.
New Zealand joins US-led defence group to tackle supply chain risks
Judith Collins described it as a "discussion forum."
Thoughts on the Formidable Ms Kaye
A young lady who confronted diagnosis with a grave illness by running a marathon. I think that is who she was.
Living Next Door to Nikki
A life that’s ended too soon. Nikki Kaye was obviously a determined and ambitious woman.
Face of the Day
The four had pleaded not guilty and were facing a judge-alone trial in front of Judge June Jelas.
Parts of NZ Are Becoming ‘News Deserts’
There are calls from local councils themselves to strengthen existing government support for local-democracy reporting. The longer we wait, the closer the news desert creeps.
And They Said the Gun Register Would Be Safe
Police breach the privacy of a third party in an email to the author, revealing details of the location of restricted firearms.
