Simon Wilson is one of those irritating journalists who can’t see past their own blinkered ideology. He writes drivel. It’s drivel because it does not deal in reality. He thinks it is real because in his worldview we are either going to be burnt to a cinder or
Mark Cameron ACT Primary Industries spokesperson The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) has spent almost three times as much on an unnecessary rebrand as it did on a support package for under pressure fruit growers. The ACT Party can reveal through Written Parliamentary Questions that MPI splashed out a million
New Conservative “I hate you, you’re the worst parents.” “Conservatives are bigoted and living in the 18th century.” “A woman’s place is in the home.” “The Holocaust never actually happened.” “There are only two genders (male and female), all others are a fabrication.” “The Bible says all sinners
Brooke van Velden ACT Deputy Leader and Health spokesperson The ACT Party is offering 10 votes in support of Tamati Coffey’s ‘Improving Arrangements for Surrogacy Bill’ in the hopes it can go straight into Parliament without languishing in the biscuit tin. New Zealand’s current laws are too complicated
I am starting to see a pattern here in how government advertising portrays New Zealanders. The faces of the majority are being removed and only the minority faces are getting a look in. If the above illustration is anything to go by, Pakeha New Zealanders are not welcome to have
The BFD is very supportive of the fledgling Groundswell NZ protest movement and we encourage everyone who supports our Farmers, Growers and Tradies to put in an appearance if possible. As an amateur movement in its infancy, info has been a little slow in coming out but there is now
Eddie Clark Te Herenga Waka — Victoria University of Wellington Eddie Clark joined the Law Faculty of Victoria University of Wellington in February 2015. A VUW alumnus, he graduated in 2005 with a BA/LLB(Hons). After graduation, he worked for a number of years at a leading commercial firm, specialising
Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com I took a $10,000 bet (free money) yesterday that National will win the next election, I betting they will. And as the Nats know, I’m no supporter and haven’t voted for them since 1981. Next week I will outline why this will
The goverment declared a climate emergency last year and this year have moved to tax the bejesus out of ute owners to pay rich people a subsidy for their new, gay EV. What is becoming increasingly obvious is that all those gay EV drivers are driving around in cars powered
When in Opposition Labour went after National over Housing. It was probably the single biggest issue that saw National lose power. They talked the big game and told voters that their solutions would solve the housing crisis. Since then we have seen the abject failure of their flagship policy, Kiwibuild,
Alwyn Poole Villa Education Trust Innovative Education Consultants For Karen and our Trust and staff, our passion has always been for working with kids who have barriers to otherwise succeeding in school. In 2002 we took a model to the Ministry of Education for a Middle School that had all
Neville Dodd President president@sportingshooters.nz A police officer is shot in Ngaruawhaia and in a media release commenting on that the Police Minister has said “Cabinet was “working on the process” of getting a gun register in place to stop these weapons getting into the wrong hands, Williams said.
National welcomes the Reserve Bank’s announcement that it will reduce the level of monetary stimulus, and it comes none too soon, National’s Shadow Treasurer Andrew Bayly says. “This doesn’t come as a surprise given the overwhelming evidence that the economy is heating up too much too quickly.
Brooke van Velden ACT Deputy Leader and Health spokesperson It’s taken the Government more than six months to adopt a new technology based on evidence everyone had in February. The Government’s ability to work with private business and adopt new technology is hopeless, as we have been saying
Dear Editor The Three Waters scheme being pushed by this Government is actually a lot more heinous than the points raised by many commentators. In their honouring of the election debt the Labour Party ran up with the Ratana Church for the Maori seats, this Government intends giving iwi 100%
