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Joanne Nova cfact.org A prize-winning science graduate in molecular biology. She has given keynotes about the medical revolution, gene technology and aging at conferences. She hosted a children’s TV series on Channel Nine, and has done over 200 radio interviews, many on the Australian ABC. She was
Information Opinion We are one week away from the US midterm elections which will see one third of the US Senate, all of the House of Representatives, numerous governorships and state legislatures up for election. As a US citizen, I sent off my ballot a couple of weeks back, having
When Elon Musk’s bid to buy Twitter became a firm prospect, the Biden administration threatened to step in and kill the deal. Why would they do that? Because they are terrified of what Musk, lately a convert to the Republican party, might find and make public. We know something
Peter Murphy cfact.org Peter Murphy is Senior Fellow at CFACT. He has researched and advocated for a variety of policy issues, including education reform and fiscal policy, both in the non-profit sector and in government in the administration of former New York Governor George Pataki. They took all
I’m starting to feel a bit like Phil Connors. No, I’m not waking up to Sonny and Cher every morning, thank god — but I am getting this weird feeling of deja vu. Is it 2010 again? Because we’ve got a gormless Labor PM again, following almost the
Sometimes, it almost seems like they’re working to a plan. Governments across the Western world dance in a conga line to the tune of the Pied Piper of Davos. During the pandemic, they robotically chanted the mantras of “Build Back Better” and a “Great Reset”. Then there’s the
Don Brash bassettbrashandhide.com Don Brash was Reserve Bank Governor from 1988 to 2002, and National Party Leader from 2003 to 2006 Not since the Cuban missile crisis exactly 60 years ago has the world been in such danger. And that’s not just my own view: early in October,
Maori oral history narrates how Maori voyaged to Antarctica as early as the 7th century. Hello, it’s All things Political with John Porter on Bay FM and today I’m having a bit of a rant about how Maori researchers believe that their ancestors may have been the first
Guy Hatchard hatchardreport.com Dr Guy Hatchard 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 PhD in Psychology from Maharishi University of Management, Fairfield Iowa. Information Opinion Justice Minister Kiri Allan
An old friend of the family who was a senior member of the Salvation Army had a wonderful saying about tainted money. He always said that the only problem with tainted money was that there t’ain’t enough of it. It is certainly a sentiment that Starship Foundation should
Below is what Kate Hannah thinks about women like herself who pursue wholesome traditional pursuits and who are interested in raising children, yoga, knitting, crocheting and growing and cooking healthy food. Hannah says this means that they are white nationalists. Some of them even braid their children’s hair and
Paul Whiteley University of Essex Paul Whiteley obtained Masters and Doctoral degrees at the University of Essex. His first academic post was as lectureship in Politics and Statistics at Kingston Polytechnic in West London before moving to the University of Bristol as a lecturer in Politics where he stayed for
Victoria can’t afford to keep its emergency 000 call system running, and stroke patients are being treated in tents in carparks, but Dan Andrews has tens of millions to spare for… netball. Once again, the Great Unwatched are leeching off long-suffering taxpayers. But that’s just the tip
Alwyn Poole alwynpoole.substack.com Alwyn Poole founded and was the head of Mt Hobson Middle School in Auckland for 18 years. MH Academy is now an in-person private school for Year 11 – 13. There is now a nationwide online provision called Mt Hobson Academy Connected for Years 1
David Seymour ACT Party Leader Today’s low unemployment is actually a Labour crisis. The country is missing about 140,000 people based on normal migration trends. That’s why there is help wanted signs and businesses grinding to a halt from Cape Reinga to the Bluff. Unemployment figures become
