Guy Hatchard hatchardreport.com Dr Guy Hatchard is an international advocate of food safety and natural medicine. He received his undergraduate degree in Logic and Theoretical Physics from the University of Sussex and his PhD in Psychology from Maharishi University of Management, Fairfield Iowa. At this point in time, the
Simon Seymour New Zealand The Benefits of Colonisation By Adam Plover 113 Pages excluding references and preface Tross Publishing Those who regard with skepticism wild, latter-day claims about the virtuous – if not utopian – lifestyle of the early colonisers of New Zealand will be well informed by the details in
Recently Willie Jackson (MP) addressed a group of 5,000 at a big marae. He shook his fist in the air and proclaimed, When we have control of the water we have total control of Aotearoa. Anthony Willy, (Former) Judge and Law lecturer, wrote We are witnessing a coup designed
Well: she’s done it, as promised. Our nominal prime minister; The Honourable Jacinda Kate Laurel Ardern, promised to ask the ‘drafters’ of the ‘Three Waters’ legislation to ‘clarify’ the alleged mission-creep, scope-enlargement, call it what you will, in the controversial legislation, the stuff she knew nothing at
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Jacinda Ardern normally rushes for the costume shop as she seeks to curry favour in the aftermath of a tragedy. But after the cruel slaying of an Indian dairy worker, all of a sudden she seems rather coy about playing dress-ups and rushed off to the Chatham Islands on
We expect that raising the voting age to 16 will be supported by the typical lefty ‘wokes’ as ‘they’ understand how our kids have been brainwashed by the hoards of extreme left leaning school teachers. The support is fuelled in the belief that these 16-year-old children have been
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Bad news for Kiwis who love a classic pavlova on Christmas, New Zealand is in for an egg shortage. New egg farming rules coming into force next month and high bird-feed costs are driving huge price increases and rationing of eggs. Newshub The new farming rules have forced small
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David Jenkins University of Otago David Jenkins joined Otago in July 2020 as a lecturer in political theory. Previous to this he was a postdoc research fellow at Warwick, a teaching fellow at UCL and a postdoc at the IWM in Vienna. His current research centres on problems in contemporary
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New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out With Science nzdsos.com The most recent Radical podcast with UK political commentator Maajid Nawaz featured a group of New Zealanders speaking about the Covid tyranny which has absorbed our lives for almost three years. This is a two hour episode, featuring a range of
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Helen Houghton C0-leader New Conservative Party Today’s headline, is anyone surprised? Take away parents’ ability to give consequences for misbehaviour; take away a teacher’s ability to remove unruly students from the classroom; take away a family’s ability to provide for their own; take away our police
