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Remember Helen Clark’s “incredibly benign strategic environment” zinger? Oh, how we all laughed. If only we were laughing about Helen’s spiritual offspring, Jacinda Ardern, and her similarly clueless foreign policy witterings. As Australian journalist Nick Cater writes, if Ardern’s recent speech on China is a genuine expression
Nicole McKee ACT Justice spokesperson Labour’s soft on crime approach has seen gangs become emboldened and more violent gun crime on our streets. Data released to ACT via written parliamentary questions shows that firearms offences committed by gang members on the National Gang List increased by 26.3 per
The Treasury warned the Government before this year’s Budget that spending more money than planned would increase interest rates, but they did it anyway, new documents obtained by the National Party show. Today, ahead of the Reserve Bank’s expected increase in the Official Cash Rate, National Finance spokesperson
As the schoolboy saying goes, them what smelt it, dealt it. The left have spent at least the last half-century waging culture war after culture war — everything from the 60s “counter-culture” to gay marriage and transgenderism — and they still clutch their pearls and screech “Culture war!” if anyone
Leaked documents reveal that the Government’s state housing arm is a basket case, casting serious doubt on the Government’s ability to meet its state house commitments, National’s Housing spokesperson Chris Bishop says. “Documents leaked to National show that Kainga Ora is a mess, with market debt set
Christopher Luxon has almost said the right thing when looking at how New Zealand has fared over the past three years. In an interview with the Sydney Morning Herald, he told them, “I do feel we’ve played a very fearful, a very negative, a very inward game over the
Has Penk and Seymour gone to the dark side with McCarten and Bradbury or has McCarten and Bradbury seen the light? Life is getting so confusing. The interesting thing is that there are exactly ZERO votes to be had from Bradbury’s audience. In fact, I would say that they
New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out With Science “We are concerned that the deaths of the vaccinated are not being adequately investigated” said a spokesperson from New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science (NZDSOS) referring to an open letter to the Chief Coroner of New Zealand. “We are requesting confirmation that
Don Brash bassettbrashandhide.com Don Brash was Reserve Bank Governor from 1988 to 2002, and National Party Leader from 2003 to 2006 The Prime Minister’s recent visit to Washington, during which she seemed to have signed New Zealand up as a strongly pro-US outpost in the South Pacific
Almost all the media appear to be (perhaps under government financial guidance) still obsessed with something called Covid. Meanwhile, almost all of the population have moved on and are worrying about more immediate and pressing problems like inflation and the cost of living. The media are avoiding these topics as
Dr Muriel Newman nzcpr.com Dr Muriel Newman established the New Zealand Centre for Political Research as a public policy think tank in 2005 after nine years as a Member of Parliament. A former Chamber of Commerce President, her background is in business and education. On Thursday, UK Prime Minister
Just because you give something a flash Maorified name and merge everything into one doesn’t mean it will all be a success. Especially if it is a Labour Party idea suggesting that mergers and centralisation of control will deliver cost savings. Yet that is precisely what has happened at
