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Got It In One, John

Got It In One, John

Capitalist As we approach ANZAC Day for another year, and with yet another failed socialist government crashing around like a bull in a china shop destroying the living standards of the working man, it is important to note they are in good company – following a long, long Labour Party tradition.

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Jacinda Ardern has defended the Government’s COVID-19 response in an interview with UK media. Speaking to the BBC, the Prime Minister said it was the “best possible health response”, pointing to New Zealand’s COVID-19 death rate, which is among the lowest in the OECD. Ardern said

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You Say Co-governance I Say Apartheid

You Say Co-governance I Say Apartheid

Bryce Edwards Victoria University of Wellington – Te Herenga Waka democracyproject.nz Warning Long Read. 1488 words. Co-governance is currently the most polarising issue in New Zealand politics. There’s something of a culture war over the concept of giving Maori voters or leaders a mandated equal political influence in

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This Is What the “Best Possible Health Response” Looks Like

Jacinda Ardern has been lying again. She has been touting her ‘brilliance’ at slaying the Covid beast to UK media, claiming we’ve had the “best possible health response” in the OECD. She of course neglected to address her chaotic rollout of RAT tests, the illegal lockdowns and ignoring health

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Apartheid in NZ Here We Come

Apartheid in NZ Here We Come

I suspect those of us who were proud to be New Zealanders no longer feel the same pride in our country. The majority of us who never sensed the difference in our family members or workmates being Maori or Non-Maori feel particularly aggrieved with the path a few greedy,

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Face of the Day

Face of the Day

Maori leaders expressed monumental ambitions during initial discussions with the Government about how to recognise the UNDRIP. Maori Development Minister Willie Jackson says those discussions will shape the Government’s plan. […] While specific policies such as the Maori Health Authority were discussed, the overriding focus was on recognising tino rangatiratanga.

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Rotorua District Council Bill Must Be Scrapped

The Rotorua District Council Bill must be scrapped following the Attorney General’s report today that it is discriminatory and would breach the Bill of Rights, National’s Justice spokesperson, Paul Goldsmith says. “The Bill gives greater voting rights to people on the Maori roll and this cannot be justified.

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This Anti-democratic Bill Must Be Voted Down

David Seymour ACT Party Leader The Labour party has no choice but to vote against the Rotorua District Council (Representation Arrangements) Bill after Attorney General David Parker found the Bill would limit the right to be free from discrimination and cannot be justified under the Bill of Rights Act. This

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Has the Maori Party Staged a Palace Coup in the Beehive?

Has the Maori Party Staged a Palace Coup in the Beehive?

David Seymour ACT Party Leader ACT is appealing to the Government to make openness and inclusion the non-negotiable condition for work on our country’s constitutional future. Labour’s consultation on He Puapua is already dividing rather than uniting, asking only select Maori groups about our constitutional future. Closed-

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What They Didn’t Say
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What They Didn’t Say

Information Opinion Recently, our intelligence agencies declassified their threat assessments in New Zealand which included a summary of the ‘extremist’ groups that were considered a security risk. The things they said: Under “faith motivated violent extremism”: They acknowledged there are still ISIS-inspired radicalised people in New Zealand. However, they

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A Traffic Light That Divides People

A Traffic Light That Divides People

familyfirst.org.nz Looking back at the events which unfolded over the summer months, it’s interesting to read that Human Rights Commissioner, Paul Hunt, told the Prime Minister last year there was a “divisive quality” to the traffic light framework. “I said that I thought there was a risk

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Grant Robertson Praises Free Market

In a rather telling admission, Grant Robertson has conceded that socialism doesn’t work. Of course, Robbo would never dare say such a thing openly – not with his Dear Leader being a former president of the International Union of Socialist Youth. In fact, it’s almost certain that he doesn’

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The Show Must Go On

The Show Must Go On

Dr 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. If you are a science

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