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New Zealand First Media The Wellington High Court has released a ruling stating that Trevor Mallard in his role as Speaker was unreasonable, irrational, and unjustified in trespassing me from parliament. The High Court has highlighted that Mallard’s actions amounted to an unjustified limitation on the right to freedom
19 October 2022 Dear Editor The sorry excuse we currently have for a government is hell-bent on taking us down a path of racial division by creating one extremely privileged Maori class with the rest of New Zealanders in the other class. I am well aware of my many
One never hears stories of Germans in the 1930s clamouring to get their yellow stars. Because who would actually want to be oppressed? Yet, for all that we’re told how systemically oppressed Aboriginal Australians and Maori are, there’s a notable rush to “identify” as “indigenous”. Suddenly, everybody wants
Michael Bassett bassettbrashandhide.com Political historian Michael Bassett CNZM is the author of 15 books, was a regular columnist for the Fairfax newspapers and a former Minister in the 1984-1990 governments As a former Labour Minister of Arts and Culture I was shocked to hear that the Arts Council
Colin Parkinson There was an urgent debate in parliament on Tuesday the 18th of October discussing the death of a patient at Middlemore Hospital. It appears that a woman died after she gave up waiting in the emergency department at Middlemore hospital. The hospital was short-staffed, as is our
Information Opinion Winston Peters has predictably made his customary return to the political fray. He has a side I like and a side I dislike. While some (including me, to be honest) would prefer him to go away, he does serve a somewhat useful purpose. Winston when giving an address
Wayne Brown is fast becoming the left’s night mayor. He has set about taking heads and demanding accountability from Auckland Council’s numerous boards and statutory authorities. He got a scalp on the first day after the election with the chair of Auckland Transport. Now he’s after the
[…] “They’re civil orders that deprive you of your rights and liberties to engage freely, right? So we have to have a very high threshold when it comes to the application of these types of orders. “We come from a free and democratic country so therefore the discretion that has
Steve Schifferes City, University of London Andrew Burlinson Catherine Waddams University of East Anglia Brian Scott-Quinn University of Reading Morten O. Ravn UCL Steven McCabe Birmingham City University Professor Schifferes was Marjorie Deane Professor of Financial Journalism and the first Director of the Financial Journalism MA at City from
Richard Kelly brownstone.org Richard Kelly, a retired 60 yo, born and bred in Melbourne. He spent a couple of years as a mathematics teacher before moving into Insurance and Superannuation/Investments first as a trainee actuary and then as a business analyst with some of the largest institutions in
The Great Reset rolls on. Europe is already at the “forced collectivisation” stage — with New Zealand and Australia not far behind. Almost as if they’re operating to a plan, left-wing governments on both sides of the Tasman are following the exact template laid out in the Netherlands. “Cow
familyfirst.org.nz **This article was written by Family First staff writers. “Progressives” are forever trying to loosen our laws and ultimately make society more liberal. They want to dismantle the foundations upon which much of western civilisation has been built upon. Moves to normalise and legalise drug use have
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