Spare a thought for poor Nicky Hager, his apology from the SIS has been expunged from the SIS website and his lefty pals have their knickers in a bunch over it. The New Zealand Security Intelligence Service (SIS) scrubbed its apology to investigative journalist Nicky Hager 15 days after posting
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Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com Retired scientist Dr Bob Brockie recently penned the enclosed article for this blog. In these often contentious and gloomy times, it’s always heartening to encounter some good news. GOOD NEWS The illusion of moral decline. Is the world becoming more immoral? This month, two American
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Agnes Loheni Entrepreneur, Qualified Chemical Engineer, Mum of 5, and Former MP commonroomnz.com This article was first published by The Common Room I grew up fortunate, in stark contrast to many of my immigrant and second generation Samoan community today. Growing up, no one told me that the system
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New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out With Science nzdsos.com Recent Herald articles detail a number of medical ‘incidents’ relating to rugby players. The articles are somewhat confusing and lacking in medical detail but there have been enough reported to be concerned about and for us to have questions. At least
