Auckland Mayor, Wayne Brown, has channelled Joe Dolce and basically told Auckland Transport to “shut up and listen”. They seem to lack ears, so it will remain to be seen if Wayne Brown can make them listen to Aucklanders’ concerns over Auckland Transport. Mayor Wayne Brown has told Auckland Transport
David Seymour says protesters who heckled him at an event on Saturday “didn’t do their cause any favours”. Video shared on TikTok shows protesters, with placards saying ‘Save Gaza’ and ‘Stop Killing Children’, as they interrupted the Minister of Regulation at a ribbon-cutting event for Hamilton’s new FIFO
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These days it seems that you can’t go a week without having some Green MP go off the rails in one way or another. Case in point: Julie Anne Genter, Green MP and cycling advocate. A Wellington florist who claims to have been intimidated by Julie Anne Genter in
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Jude McCulloch Jude is a criminologist whose research investigates the integration of war and crime, police and the military, and security and crime control. Her recent research projects focus on crime risk, prevention and family violence. JaneMaree Maher JaneMaree is a feminist social scientist whose research is focused in two
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familyfirst.org.nz Family First says that the new phone ban in schools has widespread support from parents and the general public. A survey done by Curia Market Research before the General Election last year found that 67 per cent of respondents support a cellphone ban for students in schools,
I have long had a nausea-inducing contempt for weak, useless men; any male who isn’t masculine and doesn’t display traditional male attributes doesn’t cut the mustard with me. Examples of this include those feeble useless sops who let themselves get walked all over by wives and divorce
Bryce Edwards I am Political Analyst in Residence at Victoria University of Wellington, where I run the Democracy Project, and am a full-time researcher in the School of Government. democracyproject.substack.com How entitled are New Zealand’s politicians? Right now, MPs across the political spectrum look entirely out of
Press Release Brian Tamaki As Christchurch and Tauranga city councils consider installing rainbow crossings, Brian Tamaki and his Destiny Church say, “No way: not one more rainbow crossing!” “Rainbow crossings are another form of rainbow-washing that targets future generations. We’ve had enough,” states Brian Tamaki ahead of speaking in
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