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If there were a single word to describe this Labour Government then it probably would be ‘unlawful’. Wednesday saw yet another example of unlawful behaviour from the Government, along with the Speaker Adrian Rurawhe, both dancing on the head of a pin in order to avoid Meka Whaitiri being bundled
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There are two genders, male and female. Gender is determined by one's biological sex. The sex of a baby and thus their gender is determined at fertilisation. We must not be afraid to state this biological truth. pic.twitter.com/fx4dPX8MKs — Sarah Game MLC (@MLCGame) May 3, 2023
Ronald Stein cfact.org Ronald Stein is an engineer, senior policy advisor on energy literacy for CFACT, and co-author of the Pulitzer Prize nominated book “Clean Energy Exploitations.” The oil embargo of 1973 imposed by the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and other Arab oil-producing nations was
Elizabeth Warren is “Native American”. Golriz Gharaman is a “person of colour”. Lidia Thorpe is “black”. Eli Rubashkyn is a “woman”. These are the sort of obvious identity politics grifts that the left get away with from morning to night. But, heaven help anyone on the right who tries to
Besides being the world’s serial killer capital, South Australia was long regarded as Australia’s most “progressive” (i.e. woke) state. Whether the two were related is unclear. But, then Victoria said, “Hold our skinny almond milk lattes”. Along with its Grand Prix, Victoria nicked SA’s Queen of
Scoop Editorial scoop.me The EU-Parliament passed a law to regulate cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin more strongly. The new regulation will protect consumers from losses, and it will make money laundering and terrorist financing more difficult. In addition, providers are to be held liable in the event of massive losses.
Nicola Willis Deputy Leader, National Party I wanted to give you a quick update on this concerning news from Parliament. Labour’s Capital Gains Tax is back on the table. Yesterday Labour’s Deputy Prime Minister, Carmel Sepuloni made that clear. Christopher Luxon asked her a direct yes or no
It is becoming increasingly obvious that electing a centre-right government is a must. We have an ever-changing political landscape and, from a right-wing perspective, the risk of not achieving this aim is becoming more apparent by the day. There is a very real chance of New Zealand
Freedoms New Zealand Team When Cyclone Gabrielle hit the Ikaroa-Rawhiti electorate (East Coast, Hawkes Bay, Gisborne etc), the Freedoms New Zealand leadership team provided practical, boots-on-the-ground solutions. Brian Tamaki mobilised thousands of volunteers overnight across the freedom community, New Zealand churches and ManUp network. Along with
AI nzcovidresponse.substack.com I write a substack based on OIAs and proactive releases called NZ Covid response – a short history. Use this link to check it out: nzcovidresponse.substack.com While New Zealand didn’t reach the height of Australia’s fondness for fines – NSW fined almost 3,000
The latest Roy Morgan poll is out and it shows that the election is still a close-run thing. National, with everything that is happening in the economy, should be pulling ahead, but they aren’t; they are static. Today’s Roy Morgan New Zealand Poll for April 2023 shows
The Prime Minister was entitled to be surprised, on landing in London today for King Charles’ coronation, to discover that minister Meka Whaitiri is quitting his Govt. She hadn’t even given him the courtesy of a heads-up. […] And in an interview this morning with Newsroom, the party’s
Steven Tucker mercatornet.com Steven Tucker is a UK-based writer with over ten books to his name. His next, Hitler’s & Stalin’s Misuse of Science, comparing the woke pseudoscience of today to the totalitarian pseudoscience of the past, will be published in summer 2023. This spring sees
Back in 1999, I voted “Yes” in the Australian Republican referendum. In hindsight, I’m glad I was wrong and so many more of my fellow citizens were wiser than I was, back then. In the years since, I’ve come to realise the peculiar wisdom of Australia’s (and
