How About Asking Parents to Do Their Job?
Chris Hipkins wants the PM to order David Seymour to fix the school lunch issues. I have a better idea.
Chris Hipkins wants the PM to order David Seymour to fix the school lunch issues. I have a better idea.
Politicians aren’t doing their jobs properly and will keep doing so as long as we keep letting them off the hook.
If we are to adapt curriculum practices from a nation, like Singapore, we need to massively support children who do not come from the family norms here.
So can the PM now come clean and tell the media how often he’s talked with the Initiative?
Pharmacists deserve the right to uphold scientific integrity without being forced to adopt ideological practices.
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If this government doesn’t get all DOGE on government expenditure, then they are probably toast. Managing the economic decline, albeit slightly better than Labour, isn’t a solution.
In an era marked by rapid social change and uncertainty, Conservatism provides an anchor, ensuring that progress is made thoughtfully and without disrupting the fabric of society.
Could New Zealand be setting itself up as a testing ground or safe place for a biotech industry that is facing intense opposition elsewhere?
But do not be confused. Tamaki’s enemies are communists and they have power.
If the Gene Technology Bill is passed by parliament, will this or other PC2 labs be primed and ready to start working on GMOs, also without the public’s knowledge or comment?
Although our top two politicians have never heard of the Feldstein-Horioka puzzle, and would no doubt label it a bit of silly academic economics, it is actually an observed fact which may be the undoing of the coalition’s ambitions.
This is a fairly simple play but the Labour Party is filled with exceptionally simple people who fail to make the simple plays time and time again. It is almost as if they want to maintain Luxon in place.