The NZ Herald yesterday, in their WEF-esque editorial project The New New Zealand: Rebuilding Better, have published a poll and rather missed the point of the whole thing. They say the poll reveals what institutions Kiwis trust most. But it also shows what institutions we trust least, and you’
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An opinion piece regarding teaching “climate education” in schools was published yesterday by Newsroom. The article states climate education is not a “priority” for the MoE, yet, but modules are already being trialled. An aim of the formal education system is to prepare children and young people for their (now
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Peter Thompson Te Herenga Waka – Victoria University of Wellington Broadcasting Minister Willie Jackson’s announcement of planned legislation requiring big online platforms such as Google and Meta/Facebook to “pay a fair price” to New Zealand news media for their content was welcomed by many as much-needed support for
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We have GREAT news. For many years readers have asked us for the ability to give a BFD membership as a present but we didn’t have the technology to do it. This Christmas we finally have what you have all been asking for. Gifting Our new system allows us
Imagine the Labour Party as a tree – a fruit tree. On this tree are 64 pieces of fruit representing the number of MPs in the Labour Caucus. Sixty-four fruit loops if you like. Maybe we should show them some kindness (Jacinda’s buzzword) and call them lemons. Both terms
Stuart Smith National MP Kaikoura Great news! COP 27 confirmed at their recent conference in Egypt that the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) expects the global temperature to increase by only 2.5 0C by 2100. Not such great news is that the IPPC’s former prediction of a
One of the main differences between Tory parties and Socialist parties is their relative attitudes towards working class people. On the whole Tories quite like working class people and want them to get on in life; Socialists, by contrast, consider working class people voting fodder and a monolithic group who
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More than 40 motorists laid complaints yesterday afternoon as tarseal lifted up for several kilometres of SH1 and stuck to tyres and chassis, forcing motorists off the road. As one BFD member says: “It looks like the ‘Road to Zero Useable Roads’ plan is coming along swimmingly.” The roads weren’
