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Why Don’t the Anti-vaxxers Just Move On Now It’s 2023?

Why Don’t the Anti-vaxxers Just Move On Now It’s 2023?

New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science nzdsos.com They know this was never about health. They know there is a bigger agenda playing out. They know their history, their psychology and can read journal articles. They know that all the tools which enabled this are still in place and

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Men Changing with Your Daughter

New Conservative nc.org.nz It is not enough that our Prime Minister cannot stand up for Adult Human Females: now, amid the growing concern for New Zealand women and girls after the violence displayed at Albert Park earlier this year, we must also be vigilant about how our local

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Cancel Culture Is Alive and Well

Cancel Culture Is Alive and Well

There are similarities between the COVID-19 vaccine and co-governance. Both are not allowed to be seen in a negative light. COVID-19 Vaccine The Medical Council of New Zealand put out a directive to all Health Practitioners. They told them that they must promote the COVID-19 vaccine.

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Losing the narrative

More Debt, More Corporate Welfare & Higher Taxes, Thanks Labour

Grant Robertson’s Hail Mary budget, ostensibly designed to save the election for Labour, has shown that he learnt all his book-keeping sitting on the knee of his fraudster father. What he has delivered is more debt, more corporate welfare, higher taxes, more subsidies for EV owners, billions of

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BFD Caption Competition

BFD Caption Competition

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When It Comes to Spending Where Is the Point of Difference?
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When It Comes to Spending Where Is the Point of Difference?

David Seymour ACT Party Leader Labour and National are offering different shades of beige when it comes to government spending with only ACT promising real change. Labour’s budget will spend more money than any government in the history of New Zealand, but the results will be mediocre. Government spending

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Hapless Hipkins Tells Kiwis Life Is Better across the Ditch

Hapless Hipkins Tells Kiwis Life Is Better across the Ditch

David Seymour ACT Party Leader Hapless Chris Hipkins is spending taxpayer money to advertise to New Zealanders living in Australia that life is better there now they can get citizenship – rather than trying to persuade them to come home. What the Prime Minister should have realised is that Australia, in

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Today’s Budget Will Confirm Labour’s Mismanagement
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Today’s Budget Will Confirm Labour’s Mismanagement

Christopher Luxon National Party leader Today the Government will deliver the 2023 Budget. I’d like it to include disciplined spending, meaningful tax relief and a plan to get the economy moving but, for those, we’ll have to wait for a National government. Rather, I expect the Budget will

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Will the Real Opposition Please Stand Up!
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Will the Real Opposition Please Stand Up!

Freedoms New Zealand National has long been a weak opposition. Freedoms NZ now provides a stable common-sense alternative. We are making common sense common again, representing every hard-working Kiwi. National is no longer a stable vote with Christopher Luxon polling lower by the day as preferred Prime Minister

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One Person One Vote
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One Person One Vote

Helen Houghton Co-leader New Conservative nc.org.nz No to Co-governance, No to ethnic privilege. Yes to democracy and power by the people. New Conservative rejects separatist policies. Labour and Te Pati Maori have been pushing separatist policies which would deny New Zealanders their democratic rights. New Conservative

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Face of the Day
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Face of the Day

The Finance Minister has unveiled the slogan for Budget 2023: “Support for today, building for tomorrow”. “It’s about getting a balance between making sure we support people with the cost of living pressures that they are facing right now,” Grant Robertson said. “But also look to a future where

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Useful Idiot award

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The PM Refused to Listen or Act
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The PM Refused to Listen or Act

David Seymour ACT Party Leader Stuart Nash was the only Labour minister listening to the people of Hawke’s Bay about crime. But sadly he was hapless and incapable of convincing Chris Hipkins, who repeatedly denied there was a problem. As usual, Nash broke the rules, trying to jawbone the

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Wellbeing Is So Last Year

Grant Duncan Associate Professor, School of People, Environment and Planning, Massey University If the recent flood of sleep-inducing pre-budget speeches and commentary is any indication, New Zealand voters can expect largely unimaginative leadership that fails to prepare the country for an uncertain future, regardless of who wins October’

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Sensors and Intuitives and the Voter Base

Part of our voting decision-making process is formed by discussions and thoughts about the character traits and the personality our politicians should or shouldn’t demonstrate. A voter’s decision is likely to be based on metrics such as a long-term philosophical endorsement of a party, the desire

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