Stuff like to prate on about how great they are, how professional and ethical they are. But they have become shills for the government, ‘presstitutes’ in effect, taking government largesse and toeing the party line. Add to that their proselytising on climate change and their smearing and damning of people
Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com The latest Listener has devoted five pages to the forthcoming Nelson mayoral election. Four and a half are devoted to former Green Party candidate Matt Lawry, a two-term Councillor. They include a full-page photo, another half page photo of him with his family
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It is early days yet and our freedoms are still being curtailed but let’s enjoy the removal of the hated Government mask mandates. Burn Baby burn! I have been maskless for many months now but seeing everyone bar the shop staff unmasked yesterday at the Albany Mall was a
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Ramesh Thakur brownstone.org Ramesh Thakur, a former United Nations Assistant Secretary-General, is emeritus professor in the Crawford School of Public Policy, The Australian National University. As time passes, Covid policy is proving to be a bigger threat than Covid disease. Promoted as an initial protection measure to buy
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Brooke van Velden ACT Deputy Leader and Housing spokesperson Councils up and down the country are lashing out at the Labour/National housing deal, with the Christchurch City Council the latest to stand up to the law. The Christchurch City Council has just voted against applying the density rules – meaning
Nicole McKee ACT Firearms Law Reform spokesperson Relentless pressure from the ACT Party on behalf of law-abiding firearms owners has led to the Government taking action on licencing delays. There are thousands of people who have been waiting up to a year for their licence to be processed, some
