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Face of the Day
The Prime Minister was entitled to be surprised, on landing in London today for King Charles’ coronation, to discover that minister Meka Whaitiri is quitting his Govt. She hadn’t even given him the courtesy of a heads-up. […] And in an interview this morning with Newsroom, the party’s
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RugbyPass.com thinks the Hurricanes fielded 15 loose-head props in their team. Every player was given the number 1 in their rankings. If you enjoyed this Stuff up please share it using the share buttons at the top or bottom of the article.If you would like to access
Pay Your Fair Share: Govt Proposes New Tax
Gordon Lightfoot whakatakitimes.nz PAY TO PLAY Revenue Minister David Parker is sick and tired of dads around the country dominating games of Monopoly and not paying their fair share of tax. Parker has proposed that all income generated during games of Monopoly, whether it’s in New Zealand dollars
Spinoff Spins Lies for Power Again
There may be worse cartoonists than The Spinoff’s Toby Morris (the odious Cathy Willcox springs to mind, or, on the right, the trite Ben Garrison), but there seem to be few so relentlessly dedicated to telling lies for power. Morris first blighted the consciousness of many New Zealanders when
NZ Leads the World but Not in a Good Way
Family First familyfirst.org.nz This article was written by Family First staff writers. A New Zealand researcher on sex and gender recently published an article giving reasons why it’s “very unwise” to prescribe puberty blockers to children. Alarmingly, the use of puberty blockers in New Zealand has been
View from Your Window
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Is the MSM Refusing to Publish Your Opinion Pieces?
Today, RNZ and both TV news channels lean well to the left, NZME and Stuff have both been captured by a radical interpretation of the Treaty of Waitangi, and the Otago Daily Times won’t touch a cartoonist like Garrick Tremain. Don Brash Conservative views are less and less welcome
Exhuming Taxes
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Barry Humphries
Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com Like most folk I was shocked to read of the death of Barry Humphries given the earlier report that he was in hospital wise-cracking away after breaking his hip. I confess I never found his Dame Edna skit funny but there’s no doubt
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Switching to a Sovereign Money System
Peter J Morgan BE (Mech.), Dip. Teaching – professional forensic engineer, retired economics, mathematics and physics teacher Part 14 of 18 There is a growing body of opinion that the present banking and monetary system should be modernised to ‘level the playing field’, to better serve ‘we the people’, and to
Tribal Maori Leadership and the Labour Party
Michael Bassett bassettbrashandhide.com During World War Two Labour’s Prime Minister, Peter Fraser, decided the time was right to settle Maori claims over the loss of land. Maori were playing a much more active role in the war effort than during World War One and the Prime Minister told
