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Karl Du Fresne karldufresne.blogspot.com I spent a couple of hours wandering the streets of downtown Wellington this week. What a dismal experience. Actually, it was worse than dismal. It was profoundly depressing. The city where I spent most of my working life looks as if it has lost
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The Government’s quiet move to allow unvaccinated New Zealand citizens and other travellers back into the country is welcome, but further calls into question their Traffic Light Framework, National’s Covid-19 spokesperson Chris Bishop says. “National welcomes the Government’s move to abolish restrictions on the unvaccinated entering
Kevin Bird In NZ politics, has personal integrity been sacrificed on the altar of group-think? Has the pendulum of “democracy” swung away from individual thought, freedom, integrity and accountability towards a form of Hive-like group-think? Has a callousness emerged which is willing to exclude or exterminate the
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Nicole McKee ACT Firearms Law Reform spokesperson With the roar, tahr culling and duck hunting season just around the corner, the time it’s taking to get a firearms licence keeps getting longer. There are 2694 people currently waiting 12 months or more for their licence to be processed. That’