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Peter Allan Williams peterallanwilliams.substack.com Writer and broadcaster for half a century. Now watching from the sidelines although verbalising thoughts on www.reality check.radio three days a week Somebody suggested to me yesterday that the 2023 version of the National Party is similar to the Helen Clark Labour
Thomas Cranmer has looked into the Public Interest Journalism Fund and started posting some very interesting observations on X. One of the statistics is the number of Total Content Views. NZ on Air claims that they’ve had 166 million views across 72,000 pieces of content. Sounds impressive doesn’
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righttolife.org.uk The annual March for Life is taking place on Saturday 2 September in central London and its organisers are hoping for the biggest turnout yet. Last year, some 7,000 people made their way down Whitehall to gather on Parliament Square, outside the Houses of Parliament, to
The “Yes” campaign for the “Indigenous Voice” referendum just can’t seem to get their stories straight. Time and again, they’ll say one thing in parliament or to the media, only to be directly contradicted. Quite often, it’s the same person contradicting their own words. Which is all
Michael Mansell has come straight out and said the quiet part out loud: it’s all about an Aboriginal ethnostate. I’ve been warning for months that the “Uluru Statement”, the foundational document of the “Voice” referendum, is a tacit call for a racially separatist, Aboriginal ethnostate, encompassing part or
Mark Freeman As the 2020s culture wars ramp up in New Zealand, most of us will have seen noisy and chaotic scenes at recent events disrupted by protesters: the Posie Parker rally in Auckland, Julian Batchelor’s Stop Co-Governance meetings and marches led by Destiny Church leader Brian Tamaki.
“Today, I ruled out working with New Zealand First and Winston Peters after this election and I wanted to let you know why.” Chris Hipkins email to the party faithful 27 August 2023 Email – CopyDownload Spoiler alert – Hipkins isn’t exactly honest about his motivation for targeting NZ First instead
National has released their tax policy and it is rather more detailed than anything we have seen from the Labour Party. Predictably, Labour has rubbished it, but it certainly looks like Nicola Willis has put considerable thought into this policy. The National Party has unveiled its plan to introduce four
Christopher Luxon National Party leader Nicola Willis and I have just announced National’s tax relief policy. We’re fighting back for the squeezed middle — New Zealanders who are working hard but watching their incomes being eaten by high taxes and rising costs. This is a major part of our
How about it, BFDers? Fancy becoming the seventh state of Australia? No, I don’t think so, either. But that hasn’t stopped the yammering idiot chorus we call our “leaders” from bringing it up again, like a particularly cretinous mongrel dog bringing up its lunch so it can have
Gordon Lightfoot whakatakitimes.nz No one likes to keep the New Zealand public guessing like Chris Chippy Hipkins. After ruling out working with New Zealand First’s Winston Peters, and with Election Day drawing close, Hipkins still hasn’t publicly ruled out working with National. Joe Public will surely be
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