Charles Wright I have an anxiety disorder, and I can’t breathe while wearing a mask (I start to panic). I know it’s irrational, but at the same time, I can’t help it. Many months ago now, I asked the Ministry of Health what to do, and they
Don Brash hobsonspledge.nz To: Cheryl de la Rey Subject: Your press statement announcing the University’s Office of Treaty Partnership Dear Dr de la Rey, As a graduate of the University of Canterbury, I was dismayed – indeed, horrified would not be too strong a word – to read your press
If you don’t have a Silver level membership yet you are missing out on our Insight Politics articles and politicasts. Today is a FREE taste of an Insight Politics article by writer Chris Trotter. Reasons to Riot One Good Riot Is Worth a Million Earnestly Argued Pamphlets THIS WEEK’
Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com Pfizer claim they waited six weeks despite their urging, for New Zealand Government officials to actually meet with them and discuss vaccine supplies last year. That is a disgraceful slur. Surely they know we were actually at the head of the queue for vaccines, as
The Government continues to defend the indefensible and justifies their Mongrel Mob friendly policies while denying other law-abiding Kiwis the same leeway in crossing their Auckland lockdown borders. At first, we thought there was just Sonny Fatupaito who was granted the exemption on the spurious grounds that he would
KSK I feel sorry for Brian Tamaki, now facing charges for a pre-arranged, pre-sanctioned, peaceful protest, given that everyone has the lawful right to peacefully protest under the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, 1990. I am not a follower of the good Bishop nor a critic. People
If there is one thing the National-led government from 2008-2017 could be criticised for, it would be an unwillingness to break the bonds that the Helen Clark government set in place. Gone was the steel of the 1991 “Budget of all budgets”. Gone was the courage of the
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HDPA: No Sympathy for Those Who Don’t Want to Be to Be Jabbed The net is closing even further around the vaccine hold outs. […] It has sparked a lot of robust debate, especially among people who don’t want to be forced to get jabbed. If you’re among
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David Seymour ACT Leader If we’re allowed to have picnics in parks with food bought from the supermarket duopolies, then we should also allow restaurants to have alfresco dining. Jacinda Ardern and her Government’s great plan for Auckland was to stay locked down but with picnics. Before lockdown
Chris Baillie ACT Small Business spokesperson More than two-thirds of retailers being unsatisfied or very unsatisfied with the Government’s Response to COVID-19 should be a massive wake-up call to Jacinda Ardern and her Government. The results of those who are unsatisfied with the Government in Retail
