Ben Bateman Appointed CEO Ngāi Tahu
Bateman’s career also includes roles outside of Ngāi Tahu, having worked as a lawyer and senior leader in the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, and with the New Zealand Defence Force.
NZ Politics
The Queering of New Zealand Children
The Post Primary Teachers Association (PPTA), our secondary school teachers union held their 2024 conference recently. Some troubling papers were discussed. Parents, teachers, principals, take note.
What Even Is It?
Race activists in NZ should get over themselves & accept we'll never know whether "sovereignty" was ceded in the Treaty of Waitangi.
What’s in Auckland Uni’s Compulsory Treaty Course?
I have managed to obtain a copy of the final exam.
PM Needs to Take a Breath on UN
To call in the Israeli ambassador is a breathtakingly ill-advised move. To fund the UN, as it now presents itself, is equally so.
Government to Boost Fuel Reserves – Jones
Associate Energy Minister Shane Jones is seeking feedback on increasing diesel reserves to 28 days and plans to introduce regulations mandating jet fuel companies to hold adequate stocks near Auckland Airport.
NZ Politics Daily: 16 October 2024
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards LOCAL GOVERNMENT RNZ: Can the govt step in to take control over Wellington City Council?: What you need to know Andrea Vance (Post): Attention Wellington City Council ‒ this is not a drill (paywalled) Georgina Campbell (Herald): Tory Whanau’s Wellington City Council: Why there’
The Pathway from Frumpy Loser to Leader
The move is on. Will Ayesha Verrall make the cut to become the next Labour leader?
People Power Gains Traction Over the Ditch
This is a victory of people power against dominant forces and should buoy us all during whatever turbulent times lie ahead.
It Is Time for Action
The ‘Safe & Effective’ roadshow explores vaccine injuries and offers solutions.
Why Charter Schools Are Huge Bargain for Taxpayers
You will probably not hear this from the teacher unions or the Labour Party.
Otago Uni’s Ranking and Big Mistake
By appointing a Labour Party Vice Chancellor it all but ensured losing its med school duopoly.
Where Is the Choice?
I am not going to humiliate myself by trying to explain to them that poisoning me is not good for me. I want a way to explain to them that poisoning me will not be good for them.
AG Damns the Govt’s Charity Funding Processes
The unfortunate lesson for the charity sector therefore seems to be that it’s not what you do, it’s who you know.
