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Discrimination of the Day

Discrimination of the Day

I get notified by text whenever I am due for a mammogram. It is then up to me to confirm or change the booking time that has been made for me and to turn up. I always go as I care about my health. I am grateful that our health

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Plain Language Act Last Straw for Satirists

Kay O’Lacey wokejoke.nz Warning Satire The role of satirists in adding fresh perspective to current events has become steadily more difficult with government connivance and ineptitude ever-increasing and running now at all-time highs. Simply; with truth now stranger than fiction, the daily news is itself routinely

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We Don’t Trust Them Anymore

We Don’t Trust Them Anymore

Qavah This week, Chris Bishop asked in an email, “What do you think is Labour’s biggest failure in the last five years?” Trust destroyed is very hard to win back, if not impossible.  Too often we were lied to by Ardern, Hipkins, Robertson, and many others. In fact, every

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We Tried to Tell Them

We Tried to Tell Them

Over the last five years, the difference between a “conspiracy theory” and “news” has become a mere matter of time. Even more notably, the difference between “dangerous misinformation” and “The Science™” has narrowed to just a few months. Just a few months ago, it was “The Science™” that Covid vaccines

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One Thousand, Four Hundred, Sixty-One Days, Still Going
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One Thousand, Four Hundred, Sixty-One Days, Still Going

There are one thousand, four hundred, and sixty one days in four years. Four years is how long it was since I had my stroke. The media and Wikipedia still claim I had two strokes, but then, when have they ever got anything right about me? At this time four

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Petition of the Day
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Petition of the Day

The Maori Affairs select committee says it will debate the official changing of the country’s name to Aotearoa. A 70,000 strong petition from Te Pati Maori went to parliament in June, gaining attention at home and internationally. […] Politicians have been divided on the name-change, although much of

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Burning Down the Huts
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Burning Down the Huts

Nicole McKee ACT Conservation spokesperson Conservation Minister Poto Williams signed off the Tuhoe Te Uru Taumatua plan to remove 44 DOC huts from Te Urewera knowing it would be years before they were replaced. The public sentiment about the huts being removed has been clear, the community feels blindsided, and

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Will They Call It ‘Koalabuild’?

Will They Call It ‘Koalabuild’?

The socialist left are not exactly renowned for their original thinking, nor for learning from history. So, with Jacinda Ardern’s Kiwibuild a dismal failure, Anthony Albanese says, “Hold my shandy!” Look anywhere in Australia and you’ll see a housing market under intense pressure. It makes the federal government’

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Satirical Image of the Day

Satirical Image of the Day

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You Will Be Hungry and Own Nothing

You Will Be Hungry and Own Nothing

Louise M Diack kiwi-chronicle.ghost.io Information Opinion Not content with having stuffed energy security, the misanthropic, globalist political class seems mysteriously unified and intent on meddling with food security too. New Zealand’s PM has bewildering plans to force sheep and cattle farmers to cut production. New Zealand’

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When a Problem Is Solved, What Then?

When a Problem Is Solved, What Then?

Information Opinion One of the paradoxical aspects of Abraham Lincoln’s presidency was the strong criticism he received from the Anti-Slavery League (of all people!). Many members of that league had earned a good living and received a great deal of attention, which was unlikely to otherwise be directed

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The Greatest Disgrace in Our Legal History

The Greatest Disgrace in Our Legal History

Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com I suspect most people were happy with the Peter Ellis Supreme Court verdict given some of the alleged victims’ stories were so obviously fantasy. Doubtless, they then thought no more about it. But underlying the verdict which had legal complications due to time lapses and

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They Don’t Care about Non-Maori Farmers
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They Don’t Care about Non-Maori Farmers

A new government report to Cabinet, yet again, states Maori are going to be disadvantaged! This time it is Maori farmers. Hello, it’s All things Political with John Porter on Bay FM and today I’m starting my talk with how the Maori Party’s Debbie Ngarewa-Packer said

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