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Three Drams Full Information Satire Diary of a Princess. Entry 1. Friday, February 18. Dear Daddy, I’m feeling cross, very cross. Even when I rumple my brow, lean forward to the camera, and nod my head while using my most convincing voice about the PANDEMIC that is sweeping the
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Information Opinion You’ve got to hand it to this Government. Since gaining the Treasury Benches every idea they’ve had to improve any given situation has had the opposite effect i.e made it worse. Think welfare, housing, education, health, transport, RATs, you name it they’ve made it
Information Opinion Some of you will have heard about a protester at the Wellington anti-mandates campaign having his bank accounts frozen by Kiwibank without explanation. Here is the tweet that I saw Friday. We all know that the tyrant Justin Trudeau is doing this to the Canadian truckers, but
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[…] in the last four to five weeks, the situation has changed dramatically with Omicron, which is not Delta – it’s much more like a common cold, flu-like illness. And I think we need to move into a space very rapidly of thinking we’re going to live with this
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The Freedoms and Rights Coalition As the protest in Wellington stretches to its 12th day, numbers on the grounds of parliament are increasing every day, and there were calls today for the Resignation of the Government and New Elections. Taking centre stage this afternoon on behalf of the Freedoms and
Victoria University Of Wellington – Te Herenga Waka democracyproject.nz A leftwing Wellingtonian who used to be a student at Victoria University of Wellington laments anonymously about how students now orientate differently towards protest and authority. A response from VUWSA or other students is very welcome. On Monday, the Victoria University
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Angus Rush The past three days have been a refreshing slice of life forgotten. My first time walking up the ‘stairs of freedom’ that leads to the ‘Wall of hope’ I stood at the front line talking to my neighbour while they held a sign looking to be seen and
