Government Introduces Roadside Drug-Testing Legislation
Police will now have the ability to conduct oral fluid testing at the roadside for screening purposes.
Police will now have the ability to conduct oral fluid testing at the roadside for screening purposes.
The Greens spent last weekend highlighting why they don’t deserve our vote and they couldn’t have done a better job if they had tried.
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards HEALTH Thomas Manch (Post): Health NZ’s $1.4b overspend: Who knew what, when? Isaac Davison and Adam Pearse (Herald): Former Health NZ board members disappointed in Prime Minister Christopher Luxon’s ‘personal’ and ‘baseless’ comments (paywalled) Kate Green (RNZ): Former Te Whatu Ora
The study is a National-NZ First coalition priority, and its findings will support the development of a fuel security plan.
RNZ and Guyon Espiner deliberately mislead with a deceitful story about excise tax changes.
In this country we need to remove the blinkers, learn to be good parents, and make New Zealand a truly great place to bring up children.
Farmers surveyed identified their biggest concern as debt, interest, and banks.
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The problem with this constitutional structure is that it not only empowers those gathered around the revered philosopher king and/or queen, but also every other minority with the political smarts to throw a spanner in the decision-making works.
El Woko Loco, aka Ricardo Menendez March is crying a river of tears over a cracker of a sledge from Todd McClay.
There are very deep principles of democracy and legitimacy at stake – the duty of care for its citizens that a government must evidence.
We must take a stand to protect our natural food sources and ensure our vision that New Zealand becomes the organic, GE-free market garden for the world. The time to act is now, before it is too late.
Home ownership in New Zealand has dropped below 60 per cent, marking the lowest rate since 1945.
Is fear of being labelled “climate deniers” – to be pilloried by the press and scoffed at by opponents – the real reason New Zealand Parliamentarians are too scared to challenge this ideology?