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Legalised Abortion in New Zealand (Part Three)

Legalised Abortion in New Zealand (Part Three)

I’d now like to go through some of the amendments that were proposed, but not included, in the Abortion Legislation Bill before it was passed on 18 March 2020. (The act received the Royal Assent on 23 March and became law on 24 March.) MPs moved more than 30

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The NZ Green Policies Explained

The NZ Green Policies Explained

Regrettably the Greens are very much here and closer to power than you think. We could wake up with Chloë Swarbrick as finance minister. So it will be a salutary move to hold our noses and delve into Green party policy to see just what could be in store for us.

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The Left Are Unfit to Govern

The Left Are Unfit to Govern

The people now know, without a shadow of a doubt, just how poorly they are served both politically and journalistically.

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News Briefing: 2 April 2025

News Briefing: 2 April 2025

Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards TE PĀTI MĀORI Glenn McConnell (Stuff): Tikanga stand off: Te Pāti Māori refuse to front up to committee over haka Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira, Layla Bailey-McDowell and Lillian Hanly (RNZ): Te Pāti Māori MPs refuse to attend Parliament's Privileges Committee hearing over haka protest

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NZ’s Trust Crisis a Revolt

NZ’s Trust Crisis a Revolt

Part of restoring trust is candidly admitting mistakes and failures. As the saying goes, trust arrives on foot but leaves on horseback – it will take time and consistent effort to win back the confidence that has been lost.

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Woke but Not Awake

Woke but Not Awake

It appears that the woke don’t like reporting on the woke: another scandal developing around a Green Party MP shows how a woke mainstream media are consciously choosing to remain asleep when it comes to certain people and issues.

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News Briefing: 1 April 2025

News Briefing: 1 April 2025

Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards OPEN GOVERNMENT, PARLIAMENT Jem Traylen (The Integrity Institute): Still a “game of hide and seek” – 30+ years of OIA shenanigans Richard Harman (Politik): When moral authority is not enough (paywalled) David Farrar: Chief Ombudsman assesses agencies on OIA compliance John McLean: Official Information Regress

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