NZ Politics
Our Govt’s Claims vs the Scientific Analysis
nzdsos.com The New Zealand government is struggling with damage control management as Dr Guy Hatchard reports on evidence of ongoing lies and horrific consequences to the population from the jab. New Zealanders deserve to know the true data and the way that it is being scrutinised. Whilst politicians feed
It Is Hiding in Plain Sight
Last week, Waatea News talkback host John Tamihere interviewed the chairman of the Waikato-based Tainui iwi, former MP Tuku Morgan, about the future of freshwater. It was clear from their on-air ‘chat’, that as far as iwi leaders are concerned, Labour’s Three Waters reforms are just a
The Politics of Envy Is Lazy Politics but the Left Loves It
Michael Cullen once called John Key a “rich prick” and said, “I’m proud of the fact that my secondary education was not paid for by the taxpayers of New Zealand but by the farmers of Canterbury and Hawke’s Bay. I ripped them off for five years then, and
Face of the Day
Professor Claire Charters, co-author of He Puapua, was appointed to the Human Rights Commission this year to lead work on indigenous people’s rights. Recently, she addressed the UN to express her concern that the implementation of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples has been
The Case for the NZ Battery Project
The Ministry for Business, Innovation and Employment recently released the Indicative Business Case (IBC) for the New Zealand Battery Project. However, the IBC has raised more questions than it has answered. Last month, Energy and Resources Minister Megan Woods announced that the New Zealand Battery Project will move forward to
Ardern’s Real Legacy Is Still With Us
On 7 September 1964, a 60-second TV ad was shown during a presidential election campaign. A cute little three-year-old girl plucked daisy petals from a flower while standing in a lovely field. The mission control launch countdown 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1,
Party of the Day
Does Luxon have no idea what he is doing? National should be sweating, because Chris Hipkins is stealing their lines. […] The problem for National is that a whole bunch of traditionally National leaning voters will not hate what they hear today. That [Hipkins] wants us to become the best little
Maybe Robert Muldoon Was Right?
Back in the day, Robert Muldoon used to joke that Kiwis moving to Australia raised the IQ of both nations. It was a great one-liner, but it was also a cheap play to the parochial peanut gallery. It especially helped Muldoon paper over an embarrassing fact: Australia was carrying
We Certainly Dodged a Bullet
Family First familyfirst.org.nz We certainly dodged a bullet by voting NO to cannabis legalisation at the 2020 referendum. But sadly New Zealand’s pro-drug campaigners, with the help of our mainstream media, still push hard for legalisation. They need to make a visit to San Francisco to
Shock Report into Wealth or Comparing Apples with Assets?
The Prime Minister considers himself wealthy. I am sure he is. His reasoning is interesting. “I regard myself as wealthy in the sense that when I go to the supermarket, I don’t have to worry about paying the bill when I get to the checkout”,[sic] Hipkins told AM’
Two Columnists, Same Conclusion: Luxon Not Winning
Two NZ Herald columnists, Matthew Hooton and Claire Trevett have both commented on National’s prospects six months out from the general election. Both of them have made essentially the same observation: that National should be doing better, and their leader Christopher Luxon is out of his depth. First up
Dismissed after Saying ‘Good Morning Girls’
A female teacher has been fired and forced to apologise after saying “Good afternoon girls” to her students. Some students reportedly held a lunch protest and even made placards emblazoned with the slogan ‘ Trans Lives Matter’. If you enjoyed this article please share it using the share buttons at the
Face of the Day
Taxing the rich will be an election issue for Te Pati Maori and will be non-negotiable deal breaker if they hold the balance of power come October, as the polls are predicting. Te Pati Maori president John Tamihere said the party had a number of bottom lines that they
If the Science Is Settled Why Can’t They Answer Our Questions?
Doctors Speaking Out with Science nzdsos.com A Contemplation of the Truth Divide Between Pro and Anti Pro-vaxxers seem to be a shy bunch when invited by those with different opinions to have a discussion on divergent perspectives of the truth. Not shy when they have the stage to