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Is Christopher a Good Name for National’s Elephant
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Is Christopher a Good Name for National’s Elephant

One News released its latest poll on Monday night and it echoes results from the Curia poll and also the Roy Morgan. One poll may be an aberration, two polls are a coincidence, but three polls are a pattern. Perhaps it is time National started talking about the elephant in

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Win of the Day
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Win of the Day

An unvaccinated family carer who lost her funding to care for her own son said the mandates “felt like a gun to my head”. She is one of five affected people who took their case to the High Court, challenging the mandates which meant they could not receive caregiver funding

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Want to Abort Your Baby Because She Is a Girl?
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Want to Abort Your Baby Because She Is a Girl?

Right To Life News righttolife.org.uk Humza Yousaf, who is running to be the next First Minister of Scotland, has committed to removing abortion from the criminal law, which would introduce abortion on demand, for any reason, up in birth in Scotland – along with legalising sex-selective abortion. The

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No One Is Asking the Important Questions

No One Is Asking the Important Questions

New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out with Science nzdsos.com Pathologist =  doctor who performs a post-mortem and looks at tissues under a microscope in order to determine cause of death or disease. Coroner =  lawyer who investigates deaths – cause and circumstances. The Death of Divya Simon An article in the NZ

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The Covid Response Museum

Bhaskaran Raman brownstone.org Bhaskaran Raman is a faculty in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at IIT Bombay. Views expressed here are his personal opinion. He maintains the site: “Understand, Unclog, Unpanic, Unscare, Unlock (U5) India” https://tinyurl.com/u5india . He can be reached via twitter, telegram: @br_

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Is National Now Just Labour in Drag?
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Is National Now Just Labour in Drag?

Brian Tamaki Today, the two Chrisses from the newly formed Labour/National coalition took to the stage at The Big Gay Out event. Is National now just Labour in drag? This election, the two main political parties are already a snooze-fest, rolling out policies almost identical to each other.

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We Will Not Forget What They Were Part Of
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We Will Not Forget What They Were Part Of

Sensible Kiwi Sensible Kiwi is a retired Automation Engineer / Geek living on the West Coast of the North Island. He has been told he doesn’t suffer fools lightly which I guess leads to the annoyance he has with 50%+ of the human race! This article was intended to be

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Local Government Reforms
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Local Government Reforms

Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com Back in the late 1980s the then Local Government Minister Michael Bassett instituted a major local government restructuring which with a couple of exceptions, gained justified public support. Specifically, he amalgamated the numerous small Councils which had evolved over the years, into larger and hopefully

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Don’t Be Fooled by the Choir Boy Looks
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Don’t Be Fooled by the Choir Boy Looks

Since his elevation to the role of Prime Minister, Chris Hipkins’s spin doctors and the compliant MSM are energetically pushing the “Chippy” narrative. Portraying him as a regular down to earth, focusing on the “bread & butter” issues, Cossie Club, Joe Average New Zealander. But we must not be

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man standing in front of people sitting beside table with laptop computers
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How Useful are The Wellington Consultant Class?

Bryce Edwards democracyproject.nz A parasitic blight on our democracy? Or a useful and necessary aid to our government departments? Those are two perspectives on the usefulness of the Wellington consultant class that contract to government agencies. The role of business management consultants took centre stage last week when National’

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More of That Trademark Ardern ‘Kindness’
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More of That Trademark Ardern ‘Kindness’

Jacinda Ardern’s catch cry and slogan during the Covid scare was “kindness”. Of course, she was everything but kind when she divided us into a ‘Them’ and ‘Us’ society. We were divided into those who took a particular medicine and those who didn’t. We were divided into those

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Crybaby of the Day

Crybaby of the Day

What a coincidence that just as the new ‘Pakeha bad Maori good’ compulsory NZ History curriculum is being launched a Karen like Laura Quin raises her anti-historical accuracy head. She has complained about information maps on board the Interislander Ferry being racist and ” yuk.” Cannibalism is yuk but it

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What Is USAID?

Kurt Nimmo ronpaulinstitute.org Let’s take a look at USAID, the United States Agency for International Development. The first thing to know: the agency is run out of the State Department. Its public relations cover is to provide “international development”. This is code for fomenting regime change and undermining

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White Guilt Now Extends to Driving

Tim Graham newsbusters.org Tim Graham is Executive Editor of NewsBusters and host of the NewsBusters Podcast. His career at the MRC began in February 1989 as associate editor of MediaWatch, the monthly newsletter of the MRC before the Internet era. On Friday’s “The Ingraham Angle”, Fox host Laura

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Where Is the Conservative Voice

Where Is the Conservative Voice

Helen Houghton New Conservative co-leader New Conservative is halfway to seats in Parliament and will continue to rise in the polls over the coming months. The possibility of a smaller party entering Parliament is not only highly likely come election day but will be a reality due to the

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