It Is a Question of Sovereignty
Since one parliament cannot bind another, the coalition needs to realise it no longer has to prop up a dangerous and highly destabilising law that was promoted by a party that is now openly advancing anarchy.
Since one parliament cannot bind another, the coalition needs to realise it no longer has to prop up a dangerous and highly destabilising law that was promoted by a party that is now openly advancing anarchy.
New Zealand is desperate for someone with guts, vision and a bit of mongrel. Instead, we’re stuck with a has-been who ran away, a CEO who can’t sell and a placeholder who’s out of his depth.
But the latest internal communication has left some RNZ staff stunned, with one worker describing the situation as “absurd”.
By entertaining this motion, the council is making a mockery of its responsibilities and turning a serious international issue into a stage for political theatre.
Why you’re paying for a language almost no one uses – or understands.
Graduating post Covid-19 has significantly shaped and impacted Gen Z’s political and social views.
In response to David Farrier’s blog, Paul Thistoll’s behaviour, and David Fisher’s upcoming article: It is appalling that the details of the most devastating aspects of our family life is being used by activists to paint us as bad parents.
Give Ngāpuhi a deadline to get their house in order – say, 12 months and if they can’t come to the table with a unified proposal, the Crown should walk away. No more meetings, no more ‘progress reports’ and no more excuses.
The author argues that presenting euthanasia as a compassionate option is misleading when basic end-of-life care is so unevenly distributed.
Or keep playing this two-tier tribal game until the entire country’s run like a mana-based Monopoly board.
If nothing else, Farrier’s story successfully exposes the tactics of the gender zealots. Ideology trumps reality and, in this case, compassion.
It’s as if she’s been wheeled out as a kind of ready-made austerity dispenser, a convenient tool to guilt and whip the already battered, overtaxed and overcharged people of New Zealand.
Why do ‘yesterday’s leaders’ desire to cozy up with the totalitarian regime running China?
Labour’s Nasty Party reputation is well-earned and no amount of crocodile tears will wash it away. Next time Russell or Webb feel the urge to swear, they should try coming up with an actual argument instead.