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Kia Ora and G’Day

Kia Ora and G’Day

Claire Szabó Labour President It’s a huge week for New Zealand, as we resume two-way quarantine free travel with Australia. The trans-Tasman bubble helps friends and family reconnect, provides vital customers for tourism operators here, and brings opportunities for New Zealanders doing business in Australia. Yesterday alone,

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Freedom Is Slavery. Ignorance Is Strength. And So On.

Freedom Is Slavery. Ignorance Is Strength. And So On.

CJ Hopkins consentfactory.org On April 9 I sent out a link to an interview I did with Gunnar Kaiser and urged people to watch it before YouTube censored it completely. Well, guess what … no sooner had YouTube finally removed its punitive ban on KaiserTV from uploading new content — whereupon

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Is the US Government in on the Baby Parts Racket?

James O’Keefe and his Project Veritas might have got off to a wobbly start but they have emerged as one of the best in the business of independent journalism. The very lengths that the mainstream media, government and Big Tech will go to to silence their investigations is testament

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Finance Minister Knowingly and Illegally Misspent Taxpayers’ Money

Finance Minister Knowingly and Illegally Misspent Taxpayers’ Money

ACT Party ACT Leader David Seymour. “Information uncovered by the ACT Party has led the Auditor-General to deem the Government’s Ihumatao purchase ‘unlawful,” says ACT Leader David Seymour. “Grant Robertson illegally spent taxpayer money to solve a political problem created by Jacinda Ardern. “ACT has always said this

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Junta Troops Take More Casualties

Junta Troops Take More Casualties

19th April 2021 The Junta troops continue to take casualties. There are sporadic conflicts throughout the regions and the civilians are fighting back in low scale conflicts. The troops are having problems with supplies and are “foraging” for food. They are stealing rice and chickens from the local villagers and

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The Elite Hate Populism… Because It’s Popular

The Elite Hate Populism… Because It’s Popular

“Populism” has been furrowing the brows of the great and good of the elite ever since Trump, Brexit and Bolsonaro. But what is it? If we are to believe the left-media, it’s virtually synonymous with “fascism”, “Nazism”, and every other “ism” the media are too ignorant to understand

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Pakistan’s Draconian Blasphemy Laws Claim Two More Victims

Michael Cook mercatornet.com Michael Cook is the editor of MercatorNet. District Headquarters Hospital Faisalabad is a 570-bed hospital in the second-largest city in the Punjab, Pakistan’s most populous province. Like all hospitals in Pakistan, it is under pressure from the Covid-19 pandemic, but it has

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A Letter of Expectations

A Letter of Expectations

ACT Party Free Press Grant Robertson’s letter to the board of Air New Zealand is a shocker, according to Fran O’Sullivan. The Government’s interference in Air New Zealand has been debated over the last week, in part thanks to the Speaker granting David Seymour an Urgent Debate

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Gagging Elected DHB Members from Politics a Step Too Far

Gagging Elected DHB Members from Politics a Step Too Far

Free Speech Coalition The Free Speech Coalition is calling on the Public Service Commissioner Peter Hughes to revoke new rules which came into effect on Monday which apply rules of political neutrality onto DHB members – including those elected by the public. “Requiring politicians to act in a ‘politically impartial manner’

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Letter to the Editor: Muriwai Beach
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Letter to the Editor: Muriwai Beach

Dear Editor Your recent correspondence, “Driving on Muriwai Beach“, fails to outline the issues involved, but instead makes pointed personal comments and suggests a conspiracy based around the 2011 Marine and Coastal Act, and Agenda 2030. There are several issues at Muriwai Beach, which to a point, are intertwined. The

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