Nick Stewart The floods, having caused devastation to land and life, will also devastate the Hawke’s Bay economy by putting pressure on many businesses that are also having to deal with flooded homes and staff members who have lost everything. Many have still not regained their pre-Covid strength
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In my last article, I made the point that I thought Maori were good navigators. This was in relation to Rawiri Waititi and his ill-considered remarks to do with replacing Valentine’s Day with Captain Cook Day. In effect, he wanted to replace celebrating love with celebrating murder and
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Wanderer Part II: Choosing a Vehicle In Part I, we looked at setting the context of a life on the road. My context was poor-road, cross-border travel with no home base. I also had a few things I wasn’t prepared to let go of as little luxuries
Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com Last year I issued a warning about an investment proposition being advertised aimed at the unsophisticated. I say that as anyone with a scintilla of investment knowledge would laugh at it. This is by an Auckland outfit calling themselves MATES INVEST which enquiry revealed was
Colin Parkinson I received an email from Simeon Brown inviting me to help with his campaign. This one was addressed as a generic “Dear All” rather than the much more personalised “Hi friend,” that he usually uses. Has Simeon stopped thinking of me as a friend? Should I be hurt
Olivia Boyd familyfirst.org.nz Olivia Boyd is our teenage guest writer who is very passionate about supporting the pro-life movement and ending human trafficking. Upon completion of her High School education, she intends to study law and psychology. She has an interest in human rights and social psychology,
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The NZ Herald had an article yesterday outlining how Jacinda Ardern’s decision to bail out early, despite promising that she’d stay full term, went down. Basically, the poor dear had had a tough year. Boo hoo! Ardern said when she made her announcement that there was no specific
New Zealand faces a more grave threat from within than from without. Our own ruling class has done a better job than any foreign antagonist could hope to do. Running concurrently with the disestablishment of New Zealanders’ democratic and Human Rights we have a bunch of psychopaths wanting to destroy
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Imagine attacking people for getting off their behinds and coordinating to give practical much-needed help to New Zealand flood victims. You don’t have to imagine it because The NZ Herald’s David ‘king of hit jobs’ Fisher has already done it. Cyclone Gabrielle: Ignore conspiracy influencer Chantelle Baker,
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