A Regulator’s Impulse and Banning Social Media
Hasten slowly on social media restrictions.
Hasten slowly on social media restrictions.
The media spends a great deal of time wondering why trust in journalism continues to decline. Perhaps one reason is they no longer recognise the difference between observing politics and participating in it.
The immigration biometric project is exposed.
With 14 per cent of voters still undecided, and support this fragmented, the path to government in November is wide open. The big two are on the nose and the minors are on the move. Anything could happen from here.
From the authoritarian ‘kindness’ of the contemporary left deliver us, O Lord!
Clare Swinney highlighted the scale of coordination already underway across government and councils, modelled on Covid-era response frameworks.
Critical analysis: NZ First’s Legislation (Definitions of Woman and Man) Amendment Bill – the backlash, their funding, and who they are actually representing.
It is a coup, engineered by a small number of tribal elite thanks to successive governments willingness to sacrifice New Zealand democracy for totalitarian tribal rule.
If it weren’t for double standards, the media would have no standards at all.
A $400 fine is an annoying cost for many people. For someone living on a pension, it can become a fortnight-by-fortnight reminder that the safest decision still lost its appeal. And that is the real reason this story will irritate people.
Less Anglo-Polynesian, more Asian. Does it matter?
As the old saying goes, turkeys don’t vote for an early Christmas.
In economic speak, nothing is free. This is a lesson the left appear incapable of learning. Barbara Edmonds’ economic baking will be a recipe for economic pain not economic gain.
The fantasy behind the Greens’ tax plan.
I recently made a formal submission to the Kāpiti Coast District Council on their Draft Emissions Reduction Plan 2026–30. You are welcome to copy it and question your council.