Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards Kia ora everyone The Integrity Institute is quickly becoming established, and we’re currently implementing some exciting plans. Therefore, I wanted to give you an update on our activities. As I explained in earlier emails, I’m starting a new research and advocacy organisation
A spokesperson for Foreign Minister Winston Peters said the NZ government noted the agreements. “We will now analyse the contents of these agreements – focusing on the implications they have for NZ, the Cook Islands and the Realm of New Zealand.”
Now they panic. Now they screech. Now they are horrified. Now they see who is sovereign.
Christopher Luxon should call Donald Trump and ask if we can have Big Balls seconded to sort out our public service.
Keep at it, Herald. Keep parroting your tired old lines. Meanwhile, Destiny Church and the millions of Kiwis who are truly concerned about the future of our children will keep doing the hard work of standing up for what matters.
Some people are left with permanent damage to a variety of organs caused by auto-immune attacks on cells, rather than a happy memory.
What has happened in New Zealand to allow this denigratory sentiment to have arisen? I proceed on the confident assertion that we are not all criminals.
You may see your Census 2023 data posted on the web one day, for everyone to have a laugh at. The moral of the story is: don’t trust the government.
Forget civil debate, forget exchanging ideas: we don’t like you therefore we are going to roar like animals and swing our fists about.
Here are six questions that our mainstream media daren’t ask.
For the sake of public accountability, top public servants who let us down should face real consequences rather than simply exiting their roles with minimal damage. The public will rightly wonder: Is anyone ever really held accountable?
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards INTEGRITY ISSUES, MANUREWA MARAE INQUIRY, FAST-TRACK, RMA Bryce Edwards (The Integrity Institute): Kiwis are waking up with alarm to NZ’s tarnished democracy Martin Van Beynen (Press): Do we have harsher rules for Māori organisations? (paywalled) Bridie Witton (Stuff): Police investigation looms over Te
With a police inquiry underway, where are the Electoral Commission on this story?
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards Alarm bells sounded last Tuesday about the integrity of New Zealand politics. Global integrity watchdog Transparency International released its annual Corruption Perception Index, showing that New Zealand had dropped its ranking and score again. Since then, there’s been much talk about the urgent
What do they want? To put a face to my hot takes on cultural events? To make it easier for the folks who’ve threatened me to pop by for a cuppa? At the end of the day, I’m just a bloke sharing his opinions.
The reversal follows criticism from Christchurch residents, who accused the council of erasing history and ignoring public support for an official celebration. It emerged that council staff did not consult elected representatives before their decision was publicly released.
