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Private charities, tutors and mathematics challenges are beating the state on maths education.
This highlights the scale of the challenge faced by the coalition as they defend New Zealand’s democracy from the constant attack of radicals now firmly entrenched within our institutions and political system.
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Twelve-year-old Gracie recently took the opportunity to bring awareness to the darkest of topics during class speeches.
Look what happens when dissenting doctors are criminalised.
If this triumvirate of species wants to have any hope of winning the next election they will have to change their specious tactics.
Australia’s Immigration Minister Tony Burke has cancelled commentator Candace Owens’ visa, blocking her from entering the country for a November tour of live shows.
It will be fought UK-style over the level and types of taxes to ‘rebuild public services’.
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Claire Trevett highlights the beauty of Winston Peters' attack on Ayesha Verrall.
If passed, MP Simon Court’s member’s bill would abolish all alcohol licensing trust monopolies. He says the current system is a mess, with confusing inconsistencies, monopolies and inflated prices.
It seems clear that these are dangerous times for those with some level of influence who dare to speak against emerging global authoritarian rule.
Our legal advice suggests that the secrecy requirements contained in an NDA, depending on its terms, may be challenged in the courts and could be deemed illegal. Certainly any attempt to silence people adversely affected by a public health initiative appears to run contrary to New Zealand law.
