Opposition’s Shameless Snub to Assassinated Free Speech Champion Charlie Kirk
The left are classless to the core. They deserve nothing but opprobrium and derision for this petty and hypocritical display.
NZ Politics
Alcohol a Concern (But Not Abortion)
When it comes to FASD, the government is clearly signalling that the unborn child is human and has value. Yet simultaneously, Minister Dooecy voted for Labour’s extreme abortion legislation in 2020.
Two States
The just position for our government to take is to encourage a democratic Israel to continue its attempt to get rid of Hamas.
It’s Not Unusual, They Say
Any attempt to tell us this is usual is a smokescreen to hide the reality.
TPM: Damage Control by the Media
The predicted groundswell after hīkoi didn’t materialise.
Te Pāti Māori’s Takuta Ferris Fans the Flames of Racial Hate and Political Violence
As we remember Charlie Kirk’s sacrifice, it’s time to stand up loud and clear. Decry this political violence the left brings to the table.
Where the Money Really Goes and How to Fix It
Claimants for injuries, in this case, ones caused by medical procedures, are usually exhausted, unwell, and financially stretched. I wonder, as well, just how fair can it be when ACC knows, consciously or not, that many will simply give up.
Two Wings, Same Bird
They are both in the same waka and paddling furiously for Māori dominance.
The Results of the By-Election
The results of the recent Tāmaki Makaurau by-election are already reverberating for the candidates, their political parties, but also New Zealand as a whole.
Stuart Nash’s Crass Blunder: Trying to Be a Lad, Ends Up Looking Like a Prat
If he’s serious about a political comeback with NZ First, he needs to sharpen up fast. Crass jokes might fly in the pub but in politics they can sink you quicker than a lead balloon.
Sex-Based Rights Are at Risk
Sex is not a contested idea. It’s an innate part of human life and life in general. It is not specifically defined in New Zealand law because it has never needed to be.
The State of Our Public Schooling
If this is the level of knowledge and aspirational thinking of a member of the PPTA executive, then it is no wonder the ministry is offering them only one per cent per year increase for the next three years.
A Compromise Would Be a Big Mistake
Any attempt to support the bill in its present form or a compromise version which effectively deregulates genetic editing in laboratories will be a opening into an entirely uncertain and risky future.