David Seymour ACT Leader With 55 new cases and the inevitable extension of Northland and Waikato lockdowns, Jacinda Ardern needs to admit the Government has made mistakes and reset the response. Like the short sharp beginnings of the nationwide lockdown announced on August 17, four days for Northland was always
News yesterday that it will be won’t be until late November that Kiwis will be able to prove their vaccination status in easily downloadable and printable form is disgraceful, says National Covid Recovery spokesperson Chris Bishop. A week ago we were told by the Government that vaccine authentication would
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Education Sector in Chaos after COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Howick Primary School principal Leyette Callister says she has no idea what to tell teachers who’d rather quit than get the jab. “They’ve just blurted it out like a big knee-jerk reaction,” she told Newshub. “It completely reduces
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Mark Mitchell is National’s Spokesperson for Counter Terrorism as well as former Defence Minister. Prior to entering Parliament, he worked in Iraq helping to establish a security and risk management programme for the interim Government. He went on to establish a security and risk management company focused on supply
Alexander Gillespie University of Waikato Alexander Gillespie works primarily in international law, with specialties in international environmental; and the laws of war/international humanitarian law. The political temperature is rising in the South China Sea, and its effects will be felt in the South Pacific before long. Recent incursions by
Stuff Up of the Day from the NZ Herald 8/9/21. We have all heard of road rage, but can it be possible that the road itself becomes enraged? Maybe it’s just cold and over-emotional from all the snow? Or are they trying to say that the
The admission that the Ministry of Social Development mistakenly granted travel exemptions to two women who subsequently tested positive for Covid and contributed to the Northland lockdown requires an immediate explanation from the Government, says National’s Social Development and Employment spokesperson Louise Upston. The Government needs to explain how
David Seymour ACT Leader Record taxation of $97 billion shows Grant Robertson taxing New Zealanders harder than even we could have imagined. The previous record was also set by Robertson, taxing $86 billion in 2019. However, Robertson has now smashed his own record by 13 per cent in just two
John Black stuffednz.net Information Satire The following was found in the men’s restroom of a Wellington Massage Parlour by a lady…of my acquaintance. MEMO TOPICS: HATE CRIME PROPOSALS, THE CLIMATE APOCALYPSE, AND HOW TO GET GLUTEN-FREE VEGAN SOY-SUBSTITUTE SAUSAGE ROLLS SERVED IN BELLAMYS Ki Ora,
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David Seymour ACT Leader The Ministry of Health couldn’t order a pizza, let alone contract saliva testing, as new revelations surface that it is still trying to work out if its contracted saliva tests are reliable. It’s time for the Government to finally get real, put the Ministry
Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com The recent death of 1979 Nobel Prize winning American physicist Steven Weinberg aged 88, recalled his famous quip about the evolution of the universe in the three minutes after the Big Bang, specifically, “After that, nothing of any interest would happen in the history of
After seven weeks of lost school time, Aucklanders need a plan to get their children back to school, says National’s Education spokesperson Paul Goldsmith. All we know is that schools won’t reopen on October 18, but no one has any idea when they will reopen or what the
