The Left Are Digging for Defeat
Protest groups, which is all they are, do have a place in a democracy but not in the halls of power. It is up to the voters to ensure this is the case.
NZ Politics
Te Pāti Māori’s Ongoing Financial Accountability Issues
If Te Pāti Māori continues down its current path of delays, omissions, and nonchalant defiance, it risks far more than a warning – it risks legal penalties and, more importantly, a tarnished reputation in the eyes of the public.
University Backs Down in Sex Debate
Given that NZ First Minister Casey Costello is currently catching flak for reminding Health New Zealand that, “Only women and people of the female sex can get pregnant and birth a child no matter how they identify,” the scientists’ analysis could hardly be more timely.
China, Throw Down your Wall
Give freedom to your people. Doing so will eliminate America’s trade deficit with your nation and end the tariffs.
Double Standards: Are Adults in the Room?
As humans, I think we can intuitively identify double standards and sadly, we are surrounded by many in society. Our young are beginning to call this out, but are the adults in the room?
NZ Herald’s Vile Witch Hunt Against Hamish Campbell: Guilt by Association and Media Double Standards
The NZ Herald owes Hamish Campbell an apology but don’t expect one. They’re too busy sharpening their knives for the next conservative who dares to pray.
Slammed for Failing to Defend Women
Critics say Hipkins’ stance reflects a broader disconnect with everyday New Zealanders who are tired of bureaucratic language that erases biological reality.
Anti-Zionist Seders Are a Mockery of Pesach
It is deeply disrespectful to distort Jewish ritual into a tool for anti-Zionist activism. It is not justice. It is not liberation. It is appropriation.
The Clutha Council Continues to Ignore Ratepayers
The Clutha District Council has a cavalier attitude towards spending and accountability and shows a systematic failure in management at almost every level. When any function of council carries a rating impact, consultation is required.
News Briefing: 17 April 2025
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards PARLIAMENT, PARTIES Laura Walters (Newsroom): Growing calls for independent watchdog to keep politicians honest Fox Meyer (Newsroom): Act’s ‘happy Māori’ AI image sparks internal change Sam Sachdeva (Newsroom): Seymour seeks to spark a new ‘culture war’ Thomas Manch (Post): David Seymour says ACT
The Good Oil Podcast – Episode Two – Maurice Williamson
Maurice Williamson joins Cam Slater for nearly two hours of riveting banter.