Boards Should Be Neutral
The NZPB is not alone. The Real Estate Authority, the Teaching Council and the Nursing Council have all adopted provisions that threaten practitioners with consequences if they don’t toe the ideological line.
The NZPB is not alone. The Real Estate Authority, the Teaching Council and the Nursing Council have all adopted provisions that threaten practitioners with consequences if they don’t toe the ideological line.
How National lost the Conservation Bill argument.
Why do we, the voters, keep falling for this rubbish?
If the goal was to manage public concern over immigration while keeping India’s relations smooth then the current approach has failed on both counts. Immigration policy should stand on its own merits in full public view.
River of Freedom and now Heart of the Protest at least introduce a semblance of balance into what was previously an overwhelmingly one-sided narrative.
When a professional body removes a peer-reviewed article because it conflicts with organisational values, the issue is no longer a single publication, but the future of open inquiry, editorial independence, and professional disagreement.
Do you think minorities will ease up on the demands when they become the majority?
How the media creates political momentum
Co-governance is quietly reshaping our democracy through stealthy administrative shifts rather than open legislative debate.
Peters is not backing off. The others would be smart to start paying attention.
Hasten slowly on social media restrictions.
The media spends a great deal of time wondering why trust in journalism continues to decline. Perhaps one reason is they no longer recognise the difference between observing politics and participating in it.