It Is a Religious Backlash?
Trump’s edict must surely herald a rethink all over the world.
Trump’s edict must surely herald a rethink all over the world.
“This is a great opportunity to deliver real results for the South Island, and I’m looking forward to the challenge.” – James Meager.
Christopher Luxon needs to take heed if he wants National to remain the dominant force in this country.
It is extraordinary that needs to be said, but equality is not racist.
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards PARLIAMENT, GOVERNMENT, CABINET RESHUFFLE Jamie Ensor (Herald): National Party caucus meeting: MPs meet after reshuffle, poor poll result Jo Moir (RNZ): NZ political parties gear up for a busy 2025 Thomas Manch (Post): Luxon assembles his caucus after Cabinet reshuffle Roy Morgan: Support for
Had the NZ Listener published my story on the risks associated with medicalising gender dysphoric teens in early 2021, as promised, one can only imagine the ensuing discussions and impact it might have had.
It’s simply a plan for total population control at the whim of those in power.
The MCNZ has given itself two headaches: the first is erosion of trust in the NZ medical industry and the second is the growth of its competition in the form of natural and alternative medicines and practices.
The need for change is obvious but is there true political will?
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards PARLIAMENT, GOVERNMENT, CABINET RESHUFFLE Luke Malpass (Post): The political year is kicking off: here’s what to expect (paywalled) Simon Wilson (Herald): What will Christopher Luxon say in his State of the Nation speech this week? (paywalled) Gordon Campbell (Scoop): On The Rise Of
There is a solution to help Christopher Luxon, but will he grasp it?
According to current scientific assessments it is not safe or effective. We just have one parting question for Minister Collins. Did she do her homework?
The only way to safeguard our freedoms is to remain informed and engaged.
Or how Brown Town thinks they’re allowed to discriminate.
Luxon’s increasing vitriol smacks of a personal preference taking precedence over the wishes of the majority of centre-right voters.