Kangaroos Are Hopping Mad
Withholding evidence is just one of a long list of legal breaches that amount to deliberate corruption.
NZ Politics
Treasury Secretary Discusses How to Improve Prosperity
Asked what her legacy would be, Caralee McLiesh replied, “Any leader wants to leave things better than when they came.” On that Key Performance Indicator, her tenure at the Treasury was a failure.
NZ Politics Daily: 4 September 2024
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards TRANSPORT, INFRASTRUCTURE Russell Palmer (RNZ): Korea ferry cancellation talks were two texts sent within an hour of announcement Tova O’Brien (Stuff): PM to avoid any talk of cancelled Korean ferry deal while in South Korea despite official warnings Thomas Coughlan (Herald): National Land
Like He Gives a Tinker’s Cuss
Shane Jones turns 65, gets a telling off for telling the truth, then acts like he doesn’t care...and he doesn’t.
Charter Schools Can Help Struggling Pasifika and Māori
Following shocking NCEA pass rates for Pacific and Māori students, Alwyn Poole is pushing for a much needed shake-up on education.
Have Your Say to the Law Commission
If this discussion achieves its evidently intended outcomes, we will eventually have laws against ‘misgendering’ and ‘deadnaming’. That would amount to a loss of freedom of speech or even to forced speech.
Dame Professor Salmond Defends the Treaty and Not Liberty
Don’t we all, Māori and non-Māori, want to be free and our property rights protected?
NZ Politics Daily: 3 September 2024
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards TRANSPORT, INFRASTRUCTURE RNZ: 'It'll kill rail off' - Rail advocate on Government's transport plan Russell Palmer (RNZ): National's new roads a trade-off for safety, public transport, local roading - opposition parties Stewart Sowman-Lund (Spinoff): The politics
Getting It Right, at Last
The Government takes the long handle to cycleways and walking projects, prioritising a project to actually get New Zealand moving.
They Knew and They Lied
How many New Zealanders would have taken a jab if they had been told the Truth? That it was 0.84 per cent effective, not 95 per cent effective?
A Review of Gender Protections in the Human Rights Act
While the intentions and goal of enhancing protections for the specified groups are commendable, we believe that the proposed review of the Human Rights Act 1993, specifically focusing on amending Section 21, poses significant risks and challenges.
Finally, the Govt Is Going after the Real Entitled Pricks
I’ll make it real easy for you: It’s. Not. Your. Parking. Space.
Rogernomics Installed a New Establishment in 1984
The 1984 reforms were supposedly about getting rid of vested interests from politics and economy. But it’s clear in retrospect that they ended up empowering a brand new set of vested interests.
