The Killing of Informed Consent
Since consent was obtained for a product without SV40 sequences, the injection of a product with such sequences potentially constitutes an unauthorized physical trespass, regardless of the biological outcome.
NZ Politics
When Our History Becomes Theology
We are not required to hate our own country to understand its past. And we are certainly not obliged to pretend that history ends in grievance rather than citizenship under a common law.
A New Law, but Old Mistakes
We do not want to spend another three decades discovering we have simply replaced one dysfunctional planning system with another.
Boat Anchor Luxon Confirmed: National Flatlines at 30%
National really needs to do something to gain some momentum. Perhaps if their election strategist focussed on the election rather than rolling his boss then things may improve.
New Zealand Post Is Treating Us Like a Third World Country
Perhaps replacing this firm’s current CEO may be an advantage if unsatisfactory decisions are being made.
Global Shift to the Right
Here in New Zealand, it’s ACT and NZ First who are set to benefit.
The Education System Is Failing To Improve
If the trends above occurred under Labour, the political right would be castigating them. It is easy to point the finger at the last Labour government, but National have been the main party of government for 11 of the last 17 years.
NZ Herald Plays Catch Up On MUMA CEO Leave Story 16 Days Late
Social media and podcasts got it right again while the NZ Herald is still catching up and throwing stones from the sidelines.
We’re Here, We’re Queer, Get Used to It
The final twist in the tail of this Big Gay Out chaotic schemozzle: It is organised by the Burnett Foundation, previously the New Zealand AIDS Foundation, so they are funded by the taxpayer.
It’s Not Just About Sex
This article explains how Jeffrey Epstein’s role in a global financial and intelligence system connects to New Zealand, Five Eyes, UN agendas and our rising cost of living.
Poll: National and Labour drop, NZ First up as coalition holds on
With the election now set for November, this poll is a warning shot across the bow for Luxon and Hipkins. If they keep dragging their parties down the way they are, Winston Peters will keep rising. The forgotten New Zealanders have found their voice and they like what they are hearing.
Are They Re‑Writing Our Human Rights Law?
SchoolDocs is used by approximately 80–85 per cent of schools in New Zealand. We found them referencing 'gender identity' in a misleading way.