Open Letter to Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith
I hope you agree that the HRRT’s actions need to be addressed by parliament.
NZ Politics
Will Winston Go Right or Left?
Winston does not have the issues he had with National in 2017 and if he can’t finalise a deal with them, then I think Chris Trotter might well be right – the cross benches await.
This Is a Data Breach
The given names and surnames of 18 survivors are readily identifiable, apparent from the username field of the email addresses.
Exposed: Ayesha Verrall’s Cosy Ties to Otago Academics and the Big Tobacco Monopoly Push in New Zealand’s Smokefree Saga
New Zealanders deserve better than policies cooked up in academic silos, especially when they reek of hypocrisy and hidden agendas. Time for a proper probe before more smoke obscures the truth.
Exposed: The Hypocritical Nexus Between Otago University Academics and Big Tobacco, and a Push for Monopoly Profits in New Zealand’s Tobacco Wars
This leak exposes a rotten core in New Zealand’s tobacco control scene, where hypocrisy reigns and public health takes a back seat to agendas.
Being Introduced by Stealth Into Our Food
We have a government and a food regulation regime that is determined to reduce transparency and consumer information, allowing newly introduced, highly processed and possibly genetically modified ingredients to escape identification throughout the food chain and on labels.
New Zealand’s Statesman: Winston Peters
Winston won’t be here forever. But while he is, he remains at this time the most formidable political figure in our country, bar none.
Letter to the Roseneath School Board
Response to your letter regarding upholding te Tiriti.
The Best Education News in Years and the Media Buries It
Warning: This is a very frustrated and ranty article!
Audrey Young’s Wishful Thinking on Luxon’s Leadership Woes
Luxon’s grip is slipping and no amount of spin will change that. National needs to wake up before it’s too late.
Brown Pushes a Digital Health Overhaul
While the minister touts “stronger cybersecurity”, no details were offered about how the system will avoid the failures seen in recent high-profile public-sector breaches.
Why This Chaos Was Predictable
The inevitable implosion of Te Pāti Māori, explained by Grok.
This Is a University Challenge
Cremin must have faced hundreds of students. How many of them will have been infected with the woke mind virus courtesy of his instruction? How many will have gone on to employment in HR departments, social work, media, education or the public service, taking their destructive views with them?
A Nation Built by Grit Now Run by Fragility
If New Zealand wants a future worthy of its past, it must restore the principles that built its success: reason, responsibility, enterprise, merit and truth. Nothing else will work – and history shows that nothing else ever has.