Bring Back the BSA
Angus was devastated by Paul Goldsmith’s decision to euthanise the BSA. He immediately dashed off a letter (he doesn’t do email. Or mobile phones, microwaves or indoor plumbing).
Angus was devastated by Paul Goldsmith’s decision to euthanise the BSA. He immediately dashed off a letter (he doesn’t do email. Or mobile phones, microwaves or indoor plumbing).
Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith said the change, which will ban tort-based claims for climate-related damage, will provide certainty for businesses and shore up investment confidence. It will also stop any cases being brought against the government.
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“... we could try and extend the brief of BSA far into sort of social media, or we could say, well, actually, why don’t we just rely on the self-regulation that works fine for print journalism and set the sector free” – Media and Communications Minister Paul Goldsmith.
In November last year, as wastewater testing results revealed a startling spike in meth use, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon asked Police Minister Mark Mitchell, Customs Minister Casey Costello, Mental Health Minister Matt Doocey, and Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith to find a way to win the war.
David Seymour and Winston Peters came out swinging against the BSA’s power grab from the start. National just looks like Labour in disguise on media control.
Minister of Justice Paul Goldsmith signed an order in 2024 to send Dotcom to the US to face trial after the country failed to extradite him.
The announcement was made by Media and Communications Minister Paul Goldsmith this morning.
Goldsmith has the effrontery to declare that National Governments have ‘ensured equal citizenship and equal opportunity for all New Zealanders’.
From the reactions we’ve seen across most MSM, you’d think Paul Goldsmith had taken it upon himself, out of the blue, to issue a statement about the benefits of colonisation to Maori. In fact, the whole story goes back to an opinion piece written by Mr Goldsmith in
The Taxpayer’s Union is giving taxpayers the opportunity to get to know their MPs beyond photo-ops and party-line speeches. In this episode, Islay Aitchison interviews National MP Paul Goldmith.