C-19: An Orchestrated Litany of Lies
They were not very good scientists before the pandemic and they are still not very good now
They were not very good scientists before the pandemic and they are still not very good now
While it is a relief that the current Government is adopting a less draconian approach to tobacco, so far they are silent on the creeping community totalitarianism that attacks the liquor industry and their customers.
Christopher Luxon throws smarmy jibes at Australia rather than own his own policy.
“In the absence of an announcement from the MOE to the education sector and parents, it’s vitally important that this news be communicated widely to school communities.”
A storm in a teacup, but fun nonetheless. Sledging is an important part of politics, but these days sledges seem to cause faux-outrage.
Lester Levy told media there was an urgent need for rapid changes to prevent the agency from going broke in the coming months.
Telehealth is overhyped as a solution to New Zealand’s rural healthcare crisis.
It is getting rather obvious that the upper middle class is tired of pretending that ‘equality’ is good if it means their children are being locked out.
Richard Harman observed: “from his indications at the conference, it sounded like the party would almost become an extension of the focus groups” and that “one thing is sure: the days when the party conference debated policy are over”.
Chris Hipkins already has mutterings in his ranks...If National continues its slide you may be sure mutterings will begin in National’s ranks.
The exercise of raw power without regard to fact or justice is not limited to New Zealand: it is threatening to overtake the world.