Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards HEALTH Guyon Espiner (RNZ): Govt set aside $216m to pay for heated tobacco product tax cuts Richard Harman (Politik): Former National Cabinet Minister didn’t know what questions to ask (paywalled) RNZ: Health NZ changes: 'Everything's on the table' -
The Woke Wombles of the Greens are at war with each other and it’s a delight to watch. It’s called political entropy, where ‘things fall apart’.
This article only seems to help rich doctors and big companies by supporting the false idea that more allopathic medicine, including death by doctor (assisted dying), is the answer to our health problems.
A prosecutor could reasonably argue that Debbie should have given say a day’s written notice of her intention to say something sensible and correct.
I would like to conclude by saying it’s time we had dads back in charge. But we have a dad in charge. And he’s proved useless.
One thing is for sure. Heads need to roll. Even if one of those heads happens to be the current President of the New Zealand Law Society.
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards ABUSE IN CARE Aaron Smale (Newsroom): Finally heard, seen – and believed 1News: John Campbell asks Nikki Hurst: How safe are NZ kids in state care now? John Weekes (Herald): Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry: Survivor network says some victims overlooked, risks to
The Greens continue to cry a river of tears over Darleen Tana. They either need to dry their eyes or do something about it.
Here is the replay of The Crunch from this week. Cam speaks with guests Simon Lusk and Maurice Williamson about a range of topics, including the current state of the US election race, Kamala Harris' performance, polling and roadworks! Then Cam asks his buddies what they think about the
What Marty Sharpe’s article reveals is simply corruption by a government agency with a pre-determined agenda.
When you look at the rewards our politicians reap, it is patently obvious to whom their service was, and is, rendered.
It increasingly looks like the Government has realised that its own underfunding of HNZ is causing a problem, but it is seeking to create a narrative that it is due to financial mismanagement and “bureaucracy bloat”.
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards ABUSE IN CARE REPORT, CHILD WELFARE Joel MacManus (Spinoff): The shadow of a boot camp hangs over parliament RNZ: Minister can't guarantee abuse won't occur at controversial boot camps RNZ: Christopher Luxon defends boot camps as 'very different'
What will it take for the Government to wake up...Another mass shooting with stolen guns where the information was obtained illegally from the register?
