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I found myself recently looking online for a psychologist in my city. I was surprised at how many used those annoying pronouns in their bios such as “my pronouns are she/her”, but I guess there is plenty of money in treating the gender confused these days as social contagion
Last week, Waatea News talkback host John Tamihere interviewed the chairman of the Waikato-based Tainui iwi, former MP Tuku Morgan, about the future of freshwater. It was clear from their on-air ‘chat’, that as far as iwi leaders are concerned, Labour’s Three Waters reforms are just a
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Michael Cullen once called John Key a “rich prick” and said, “I’m proud of the fact that my secondary education was not paid for by the taxpayers of New Zealand but by the farmers of Canterbury and Hawke’s Bay. I ripped them off for five years then, and
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Professor Claire Charters, co-author of He Puapua, was appointed to the Human Rights Commission this year to lead work on indigenous people’s rights. Recently, she addressed the UN to express her concern that the implementation of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples has been
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