The New Zealand government has tabled a “Integrity Sport and Recreation Bill”. In announcing the bill in Parliament, Grant Robertson claimed that it “will help protect the wellbeing of participants and the fairness of competition”. Strangely, then, the bill completely ignores the most contentious issue around fairness and wellbeing in,
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hatchardreport.com OPINION On May 02, 2023, Dr Guy Hatchard gave the following speech at the Wellington Conference on the Therapeutic Products Bill. Hello everyone, I am very grateful for the opportunity to speak to people who care about health. In every part of the world, traditional systems of medicine
voicesforfreedom.co.nz I have been reading about the proposed changes to parking, speed limits and road layout for our village. My first question is: “What is the problem that this proposal is solving?” The ‘Streets for People’ project is one that is being rolled out around the country – and
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Heather du Plessis Allan writes about the cosy contrivance of the Maori Party, the Labour Party and subsequently the Green Party to ignore electoral law and contort themselves in such a way as to avoid their MPs being turfed out of Parliament. Pesky inconvenient laws, it seems, can be ignored
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The ACT Party is doing some… interesting things. Recently ACT announced deputy leader Brooke van Velden is standing against Simon O’Connor in the Tamaki seat. Why do that? That’s a safe seat for National and some are concerned if right voters are splintered, that it raises the possibility
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Kate Hannah also asks people to be aware of: “Trad Wives’—white Christian, pseudo-Celtic adherents. They, she says,use Pinterest & Instagram to recruit other women through interest in knitting, children’s clothing & healthy food” And they do yoga!https://t.co/m9EJBbfmsZ — RoseVision?? (@RoseVision2) May 4, 2023
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theconversation.com The imminent coronation of King Charles III is an ideal time for Australia and New Zealand to take stock of the British monarchy and its role in national life – including certain myths about what becoming a republic might mean. In particular, there is a common assumption that both
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