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If We Restore Our Democracy That Will Restore Our Economy
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If We Restore Our Democracy That Will Restore Our Economy

Winston Peters Leader NZ First Speech “Restoring Democracy Critical in Restoring New Zealand’s Economy” Greetings and thank you for the opportunity to talk with you this morning. We meet here today at an inflection point both for New Zealand’s economy and our political system. A series of recent

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MP Fully Committed to Racial Division

MP Fully Committed to Racial Division

John Black Stuffed stuffednz.co M.P Meka Whaitiri has explained why she left the Labour Party for Te Pati Maori. ‘I don’t believe Labour is fully committed to dividing this country along racial lines’, the M.P told Stuffed Maori issues reporter, Aotearoa-Ki-Ora-Pipi-Paua Wilson.

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Are We Going Backwards or Rushing Ahead?

Are We Going Backwards or Rushing Ahead?

Dr. Guy David Hatchard hatchardreport.com Guy is an international advocate of food safety and natural medicine. He received his undergraduate degree in Logic and Theoretical Physics from the University of Sussex and his Ph.D. in Psychology from Maharishi University of Management, Fairfield Iowa. He was formerly a senior

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There Is No Mana in Her Defection
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There Is No Mana in Her Defection

Bryce Edwards democracyproject.nz Dr Bryce Edwards is the Political Analyst in Residence at Victoria University of Wellington. He is the director of the Democracy Project. The defection of Labour Minister Meka Whaitiri has been heralded by some as a stunning coup for Te Pati Maori and a “courageous” step

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Why the Coronation Rituals Matter So Much

Why the Coronation Rituals Matter So Much

As Nick Cave has written, today’s coronation of King Charles III “will more than likely be the most important historical event in the UK of our age. Not just the most important, but the strangest, the weirdest”. Cave meant the latter entirely as high praise. The “strangeness” of rituals

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Demonising the Rich Is a Risky Gamble
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Demonising the Rich Is a Risky Gamble

Graham Adams The Common Room Graham Adams is a freelance editor, journalist and columnist. He lives on Auckland’s North Shore. This article was first published by The Common Room. Chris Hipkins and David Parker have handed the Opposition a stick to beat them with until the election. When Chris

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A Good Point, Who Indeed?
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A Good Point, Who Indeed?

Josie Pagani writes at Stuff about the huge cost of the Government’s climate change policies, and outlines how most of those costs have been poured into the pockets of the wealthy in the leafy suburbs. No, thank YOU Tesla buyers for saving us. The EV subsidies going to brand-

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Face of the Day
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Face of the Day

“We heard from trans community members that they had experienced a rise in hate and harm after the visit of Posie Parker,” Hannah said. […] She said the language used would be classed as ‘genocidal’. “That’s a language that denies the right of a group of people to exist.” Hey

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Florida Man Wins Women’s Poker Event

John Simmons newsbusters.org John Simmons is a Culture reporter, specializing in exposing liberal bias in the world of sports. He graduated with a degree in journalism from Liberty University and has written for numerous publications and websites, including The Boston Globe, The Liberty Champion, and The Standing for Freedom

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‘Stefonknee Wolscht’: Where Is He Now?

‘Stefonknee Wolscht’: Where Is He Now?

Kurt Mahlburg mercatornet.com Kurt Mahlburg is a writer and author, and an emerging Australian voice on culture and the Christian faith. Since 2018, Kurt has been the Research and Features Editor at the Canberra Declaration. He is also a freelance writer, and a regular contributor at the Spectator Australia,

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15 Days Finally Ends after 1,141 Days

15 Days Finally Ends after 1,141 Days

Brownstone Institute The Brownstone Institute for Social and Economic Research is a nonprofit organization conceived of in May 2021 in support of a society that minimizes the role of violence in public life. On Monday, the White House announced its Covid-19 vaccine requirements for federal employees, federal contractors, and

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Thanks, ‘Party of the Worker’!

Thanks, ‘Party of the Worker’!

I can’t recall a time when inflation was so shockingly obvious, so astonishingly fast. I’ve lived through my share of economic cycles. I was too young to really notice the stagflation of the 1970s, but I graduated into the recession of the early 80s. I well recall a

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A Plea to the NZ Coroner

Doctors Speaking Out with Science nzdsos.com Prompted by our concerns regarding the death of Divya Simon, NZDSOS have written another letter to the Chief Coroner, shared below. We outline the range of concerns we have which include: * frequency of deaths occurring in temporal relationship to administration of Comirnaty; * a

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‘Hero’ 13-Year-Old Grabs Steering Wheel and Stops School Bus
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‘Hero’ 13-Year-Old Grabs Steering Wheel and Stops School Bus

Good News Network goodnewsnetwork.org Andy Corbley Andy Corbley is the founder and editor of World At Large, a small environment, travel, and lifestyle-focused journal that stresses integrity, nuance, and honesty which launched in early March 2019. A 7th grader in Warren, Michigan is being hailed as a hero

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What to Replace NZ’s Money System With

Peter J Morgan BE (Mech.), Dip. Teaching – professional forensic engineer, retired economics, mathematics and physics teacher Part 15 of 18 Here’s how a Sovereign Money system could be implemented in New Zealand: 1.  The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) would modernise our existing (coins and notes) Sovereign Money

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National Should Do a Deal on Northland

Don Brash bassettbrashandhide.com My heart sank when I saw the results of the latest Roy Morgan poll Tuesday: if those results were reflected in the election in October, New Zealand would be in for three years of a Labour/Greens/Maori Party coalition government, arguably a worse government than

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