Before the TV news all those years ago in Auckland, we had two main newspapers with highly qualified and well-paid editors whose job was to do a daily editorial on any subject of the day. Often both newspapers would editorialise the same subject. We would read the Herald‘s opinion
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Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com When news of Australia’s most loved sportswoman Sam Kerr’s arrest broke, I could scarcely believe it. But not for the usual reason, namely the sheer absurdity of the ungrammatical “Racially Aggravated offense”, this occurring after a taxi fare row and Sam, who’s of
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Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com An announcement from the Azerbaijan government following last week’s Presidential election gave me cause to smile. The statement bragged about the government’s popularity, reflected by its 85% voter support. That’s an improvement on the previous Presidential election in which a half-witted official mistakenly
Bob McCoskrie bobmccoskrie.com I have a confession to make. Despite the widespread wailing about the demise of TVNZ’s Sunday programme due to costs and restructures at the state broadcaster, I for one won’t miss it. For too long I have watched coverage of important social issues with
Rosemary Abbott whakatakitimes.nz GOOD DAY AT THE OFFICE 37-year-old Taryn Hansen, a public servant in Wellington’s bustling CBD, found herself breathing a sigh of relief today. As news of former Green MP Golriz Ghahraman’s shoplifting scandal flooded the headlines, Hansen couldn’t help but chuckle nervously behind
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New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science nzdsos.com A group of Japanese researchers published a case study in the Journal Medicine on 2 February 2024, Fatal Arrhythmia in a Young Man After COVID-19 Vaccination: An Autopsy Report. The paper was reviewed by HART Group on 28 February, in an
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The Doctor G. Edward Griffin is a living legend. His magnum opus: A Creature from Jekyll Island, should be required reading for everyone. But central banking is a topic for another day. Today, I want to outline Mr Griffin’s lucid framework for analysing contemporary politics. Many of you will
Michael Bassett bassettbrashandhide.com At first reading, a front-page story in the New Zealand Herald on 13 March was bizarre. A group of severely intellectually limited teenagers, with little understanding of the law, have been pleading to the Justice Select Committee not to pass a bill dealing with ram raids
