Hipkins’ Hypocrisy Exposed in Energy Farce
Both sides talk a big game about working together for the good of New Zealand, but, when push comes to shove, it’s all about the gotcha moments and protecting their patch.
Both sides talk a big game about working together for the good of New Zealand, but, when push comes to shove, it’s all about the gotcha moments and protecting their patch.
David Todor and I met recently in Toronto when we both shared our testimonies at the National Citizens Inquiry (NCI) ‘Are Children Safe In Canada?’
We thank the coalition government – and especially Foreign Minister Winston Peters and Prime Minister Christopher Luxon – for a decision that upholds New Zealand’s reputation as an independent and principled voice for peace.
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Penk said the reset would save more than $8.2 billion in remediation and demolition costs.
In response to Audrey Young’s NZ Herald article: ‘How Winston Peters could have gone further on Palestine’.
Out of touch, obsessed with international posturing, and blind to Kiwis’ priorities. If this is their big election pitch, good luck to them. The voters will see right through it.
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Do not be silent. The cavalry coming over the hill? That is you, and please get a move on.
It’s not likely to even be a fraction close to $1.6 trillion dollars due to property prices crashing. Sorry kids. If I were a cynic I would call this a lame attempt by a fund manager to drum up more business.
Anti-gun academics with links to founder of Gun Control NZ.
I’m thankful that Cam has highlighted alternative Māori voices that I don’t think we would otherwise have heard from – figures such as Brian Tamaki, Lee Taituha and Corina Shields. These are the people that Māori should be listening to.
The survey offered grassroots New Zealand farmers a chance to have their say on 10 questions focused on ruminant methane and the economic impact of the Paris Accord on both farming businesses and the broader economy.
In an emotional discussion, Jami–Lee opens up about his rise through local and national politics, the explosive fallout with his party and its leader and the controversies that reshaped his career.
He warned that a second-term government may have to legislate to permanently restructure regional governance in Canterbury.