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Rawiri Waititi: If he had to stand on merit alone, instead of racial grievance, he’d be invisible. He knows it.
How New Zealand's PE classes became Sunday School in sneakers.
The Labour leader can no longer pretend to be the Man Who Wasn’t There.
The deep state’s tantrums only prove his point: they’re terrified of a world where they have to show their workings.
Auckland will see a peaceful protest this Saturday as advocacy group GE Honesty rallies opposition to the Government’s controversial Gene Tech Bill.
On the question of whether these trends are reversing, al-Gharbi was cautiously optimistic. “There’s some evidence we’re past ‘peak woke’.”
ACT MP calls out University of Auckland’s Māori-only job programme.
It is a major design flaw to create a system that has all the authority but none of the accountability. Historically, we all know how that ends.
This situation can largely be laid at the door of the current prime minister. Real enthusiasm is lacking. The spark, whereby the good feeling might be lit, is just not there.
New Zealand First Leader Winston Peters has called for answers over the taxpayer funding of FACT Aotearoa, now under scrutiny for potentially breaching the Charities Act by campaigning against the party during the election.
Open-plan learning was sold as innovative, but it was a con – prioritising vibes over results. The Government’s decision to ditch it is a rare win for commonsense.
Experts say the public was misled about ongoing technical issues, including problematic thrusters and repeated system failures.
The Tāmaki Makaurau by-election: the rare case I’d vote Labour to stop a party of racists.
