Dear Editor I am a low key, grey man type personality who prefers to stay out of any drama. I am not an activist nor an agitator. I am ex NZ Army a long time ago and as of last year, an ex Registered Nurse. I prefer doing rather than
Dear Editor According to the latest figures I can find, 2,260 ‘cases’ of the ‘Delta variant’ have been found to date in NZ and TWO people have died since this ‘outbreak’ started in mid-August – with around 50 people currently in hospital. Out of 2,260 people. For slightly
The Freedoms & Rights Coalition Team Well done, Jacinda. Your lasting legacy as a Prime Minister will be as the Prime Minister who divided the nation! A leader who created the most division and discrimination in all of New Zealand’s history. It’s blatantly obvious that your “Be Kind”
Martin Harris Information Op-Ed The current Government and their media lapdogs maintain that COVID vaccination is a choice, and all choices come with consequences. Others claim it is essentially a mandate. Either way, for some vaccine decliners the repercussions are a minor inconvenience but for others they are utterly
This bunch of barmies in Wellington are pushing us further into a de-industrialised backwater – it’s all OK though because the ‘opinion polls’ tell us that 53% (think of a number) are pro-Green policies.
You will know us by our haircuts. We the Covid Untermenschen don’t need a yellow star to make us stand out. As Ardern’s second class, unclean citizens we have been denied the simple pleasures of life. Not for us the relaxing chat in the hairdressers and the boost
Hon Judith Collins judithcollins.national.org.nz Shock and sadness after death of British MP I am sure we were all shocked and saddened to hear of the death of British Conservative MP Sir David Amess last week. It is a sobering reminder that we live in times where there
The announcement today of a hurdle of 90 per cent vaccination for each and every DHB in New Zealand condemns every Kiwi to months of more lockdowns and uncertainty, says Leader of the Opposition Judith Collins. Millions of New Zealanders have done the smart thing and gone out and got
Nztu Media taxpayers.org.nz The Minister, accompanied by 14 staff, will fly to Glasgow where daily COVID-19 cases currently exceed 400. On his return, Shaw and nine of his staff will occupy 10 MIQ spots. The Taxpayers’ Union Curia Poll asked whether New Zealanders believed the Minister and
The business support package announced today by the Minister of Finance comes too late for many businesses, says National’s Shadow Treasurer Andrew Bayly. We have seen no immediate action to give cash to struggling businesses now. The increase the Resurgence Support Payment is welcome, but will come too late
E L Bloomfield I can’t wear a mask – well, I can, but after about five minutes of breathing in my own filth, my atrophied, pneumonia prone lungs become angry. I end up ripping the damn thing off, gasping for air in front of perplexed people and trying to hide
David Seymour ACT Leader The Government has given an impossibly complicated version of the Freedom Day that ACT, and later National, have advocated. We hoped that the Government would admit its errors and give a clear way forward based on building resilience against endemic COVID. That has been half delivered
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“Will no one rid me of this turbulent priest?” These words were said in anger by Henry II at his castle in Normandy in 1170 about his friend Thomas Beckett, who had been Chancellor but was now Archbishop of Canterbury. Four knights crossed the channel and dispatched the ‘turbulent priest’
Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com The Glasgow Climate Change Conference is about to begin as 30,000 spongers descend on the city. My Glasgow office tells me Glaswegians are not well pleased at the inconvenience to them on a number of counts. A daughter living in my Glasgow home tells
