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Judge Decided for Pfizer Child Roll-Out Case

Judge Decided for Pfizer Child Roll-Out Case

The ’Hood’s fight against the NZ government rolling out the Pfizer vaccine to five- to 11-year-olds intensified this week with the last-minute appointment of Justice David Gendall. Judge Gendall will oversee the judicial review challenging the decision by Medsafe to approve the Pfizer vaccine for children

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Lake Onslow Hydro Scheme a Costly Risk
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Lake Onslow Hydro Scheme a Costly Risk

The recent electricity crisis in Australia is a stark warning of the dangers of government interfering in the market. Households in NSW were asked to cut their power use on three consecutive nights as the Australian Energy Market Operator (AEMO) seized control of the electricity market. In addition Australia’s

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Excess Risk of Serious Adverse Events from mRNA Vaccine

Guy Hatchard hatchardreport.com Dr Guy Hatchard is an international advocate of food safety and natural medicine. He received his undergraduate degree in Logic and Theoretical Physics from the University of Sussex and his PhD in Psychology from Maharishi University of Management, Fairfield Iowa. Information Opinion This study raises truly

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New Zealand’s New Civil Religion
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New Zealand’s New Civil Religion

Bruce Logan Sonya Bateson’s response to Bethlehem Christian College’s statement (New Zealand Herald 17 June 2022) that marriage is between a man and a woman answers some questions but creates more. Ms Bateson is right. Marriage is not a Christian creation. Whoever said it was? Polygamy and polyandry

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Masks Even Where There Is No Mandate

Masks Even Where There Is No Mandate

Mark Freeman Many Wellingtonians believe that wearing a face mask outside will protect them and others from Covid-19, according to a survey on mask use. Another survey has found that many people wear masks inside even though there is no government mandate to do so. Why people continue to

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the government used lies and smears against Charlotte Bellis

Since When Did Kindness Include Lies and Smears?

So much for this Government’s trademark kindness. Matthew Hooton writes about the lies and smears of Chris Hipkins and his eventual forced apology to journalist Charlotte Bellis that came as a result of those lies and smears. Hipkins has now apologised to Bellis, but only after threats of defamation

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A Very Large Bag of Horse Manure 

A Very Large Bag of Horse Manure 

Matariki is a very large rubbish bag of horse manure.  We have this week seen an example of North Korean-style propaganda. Thank goodness the New Zealanders who exercise common sense have already rejected this Maori/State promotional onslaught. If you enjoyed this article please share it using the share

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Can NZ Keep the Lights On?
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Can NZ Keep the Lights On?

The excuses are flying thick and fast as Australia’s energy network trembles on the verge of collapse and residents of the supposedly global city of Sydney are begged not to use appliances overnight, lest the whole place be blacked out. It’s the Russians, it’s the gas companies,

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Chris Hipkins Takes on New Role

Chris Hipkins Takes on New Role

Gordon Lightfoot| Politics Warning Satire SORRY! Former Covid response Minister Chris Hipkins has been doing so much apologising lately that PM Jacinda Ardern has made him the new Minister of Apologies. Following his apology to Charlotte Bellis for comments about her MIQ application, Hipkins is now being called on to

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Govt Now without a Leg to Stand On

Govt Now without a Leg to Stand On

Guy Hatchard PhD hatchardreport.com Dr Guy Hatchard is an international advocate of food safety and natural medicine. He received his undergraduate degree in Logic and Theoretical Physics from the University of Sussex and his PhD in Psychology from Maharishi University of Management, Fairfield Iowa. Information Opinion This study raises

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Speaker’s Farewell Tour Cost around $40,000 per MP

David Seymour ACT Party Leader Most New Zealanders could only ever dream of a $40,000 two-week trip to Europe but that’s what five MPs, including the Speaker have just completed and are charging back to the taxpayer. While New Zealanders are being squeezed from every direction by

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The Matariki Big Mac
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The Matariki Big Mac

Dieuwe de Boer rightminds.nz Information Opinion You can follow Dieuwe de Boer on Telegram or Twitter. The introduction of a new public holiday comes with a battle as old as time. Public “holy days” have generally arisen through either religious observances or national achievements. Christmas and Easter come from

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The Govt Is Sticking Its Nose Where It Isn’t Welcome
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The Govt Is Sticking Its Nose Where It Isn’t Welcome

familyfirst.org.nz How important is religious liberty in New Zealand? As we’ve been sharing, The Ministry of Education is threatening to ‘intervene’ into the beliefs of Bethlehem College. The Ministry is demanding the school remove reference to traditional biblical marriage from their Statement Of Belief, in order to

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One Thing We Do Well Is Bureaucracy: Part Three

One Thing We Do Well Is Bureaucracy: Part Three

And just like that… It’s all over. We left off where my son and the lawyer were both AWOL and I was required to persuade them both to provide personal ID information in triplicate and also to sign Account Operating Authority forms… even though neither of them had access

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