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76 per cent More Coal in Your Stocking This Christmas
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76 per cent More Coal in Your Stocking This Christmas

David Seymour ACT Leader Coal imports are up a staggering 76 per cent on this time last year as Labour continues to import dirty coal from Indonesia. According to the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, there was 517,000 tonnes this September vs 294,000 tonnes last September. These

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Mandate Leaving Many Children Behind

Helen Houghton Co-Leader New Conservative Anxiety. Fear. Depression. These should never be terms used as norms for the youth in our communities. Yet the reality is that these words have shifted from rare to a more common theme of what we are witnessing in our children and young adults.

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The Truth about the Treaty ‘Partnership’

The Truth about the Treaty ‘Partnership’

Reuben Peter Chapple The partnership fallacy came about because the 1984 Labour Government placed references to “the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi” into key legislation that it passed. These references had first appeared in Section 6 of the Treaty of Waitangi Act 1975, but lay unnoticed and dormant until

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What It Is Like to Be a Second-Rate Citizen in NZ

What It Is Like to Be a Second-Rate Citizen in NZ

Reflections of an unvaccinated person known to the writer. Apart from the fact that I am a Christian – which a few people react negatively to when they find out – I do not think I have ever been in the minority or on the unpopular side of a polarising and divisive

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Dear Former New Zealanders

Peter Clark hobsonspledge.nz Dear former New Zealanders, I left what was previously known as New Zealand on Friday. No longer could I take the constant racial and cultural division. The communisation and Marxism of the nation that once was the blood that flows through my veins.  A sixth-generation

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When the Facts Don’t Matter

I mistakenly used to think that people generally respond positively when presented with facts that oppose their thinking. I was wrong. People do not change their thinking or behaviour if they derive benefits from misleading and inaccurate information. Mask wearing is an example of not following the science. At the

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Questions That Need to Be Asked
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Questions That Need to Be Asked

Don Brash bassettbrashandhide.com Don Brash was Reserve Bank Governor from 1988 to 2002, and National Party Leader from 2003 to 2006 Section 22 of the COVID-19 Public Health Response Amendment Act (No 2) 2021, that became law on November 19, gives the Police Commissioner the power to appoint

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No, You Dolt, It’s Jacinda’s Fault

No, You Dolt, It’s Jacinda’s Fault

There is a predilection amongst our so-called leaders to ostracise and scapegoat the un-vaccinated for perceived problems in their town or city. The media are feeding the frenzy and have become Jacinda’s handmaidens in leading the way for demonising and polarising society against people. Especially when they

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United and Moving Forward
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United and Moving Forward

Christopher Luxon National Party Leader It’s been a busy week in Parliament. National is back, we are united, and we are focused on the issues that matter to Kiwis. On Monday, I announced a new National for New Zealand – a fresh, energised, alternative government ready to deliver for Kiwis

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MAGA: A Special Members Only Discounted Offer

MAGA: A Special Members Only Discounted Offer

This is a high-quality face mask made in Canada complete with two activated charcoal filters for maximum safety. Adjustable elasticated ear pieces, shaped for comfort. The perfect Christmas gift for the rebel in you or your friends. Special Offer for BFD Members Only. $29.00 PLUS POSTAGE. NOTE:  Free

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Tweet of the Day
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Tweet of the Day

Ngl I kind of feel bad for the prime minister here. pic.twitter.com/oUY5SvwBu1 — Liam Hehir ? (@PronouncedHare) December 8, 2021

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Markets Tumble on False Rumour

Markets Tumble on False Rumour

Kay O’Lacey wokejoke.nz Information Satire The New Zealand Dollar fell overnight again for the fourth straight day and the NZX is bracing this morning to take another beating as the fallout from an errant Tweet continues. Just how fragile the NZ economy is was underlined when a prominent

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Nanny State Prohibition Will Create Black Market

Karen Chhour Social Development and Children spokesperson The Government’s gradual ban on all tobacco sales is prohibition plain and simple and it will eventually create a black market. As a former smoker, I’m sick and tired of Labour trying to socially engineer us into changing our behaviour. No

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