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Well, spring is finally breaking, here in Australia, although a persistent La Nina is poised to send more of Tim Flannery’s tears flooding along the east coast in the coming weeks. But the sun is shining, the trees are blossoming and, no matter the weather, the politicking goes on.
David Seymour ACT Party Leader The buck stops at the top, and the Prime Minister must explain why her Ministers didn’t fess up about the Government stuff up that put Northland into an eleven-day, $30 million lockdown. The Prime Minister must explain whether she knew what Grant Robertson
Brooke van Velden ACT Deputy Leader Jacinda Ardern’s government has shed the ‘kindness’ image and has again shown it is willing to spread misinformation and throw women under the bus to cover its tracks. Once again Labour has been caught out. Chris Hipkins spread misinformation about Charlotte Bellis’ circumstances,
Shirly Bar-Lev brownstone.org Shirly Bar-Lev received her PhD from Bar-Ilan University. She is the Head of the Dror (Imri) Aloni Center for Health Informatics, at Ruppin Academic Center. Her research interests include: implementation of health technologies, knowledge management, organizational politics, gift-giving, and organizational trust relations.
Newly-elected independent Australian MP Dai Le used her maiden speech in Parliament to thank Australia, but maybe it’s Australia who should thank her. After all, Le finally pulled the chain on the most unflushable turd in Australian politics, Kristina Keneally. As if that wasn’t enough reason for
September 5th, 2022. Well, the Conservative party election is over, and to no one’s surprise, the winner is Liz Truss. What is surprising is that the margin of success was lower than forecast, with Truss receiving 57% and Sunak 43%. She now has the job of selecting a cabinet
Ignore the stupid memes from internet edgelords: Augusto Pinochet was a brutal prick and a greedy trougher. But, like the also-brutal Chiang regime in Taiwan — and utterly unlike every communist dictator — Pinochet eventually relinquished power. Today, Taiwan is a free, prosperous democracy. To damn him with faint praise, Pinochet
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Don Brash bassettbrashandhide.com Don Brash was Reserve Bank Governor from 1988 to 2002, and National Party Leader from 2003 to 2006 Rarely has a political party promised so much in an election campaign and achieved so little during its time in office. Labour made extravagant promises to end child
So far the Government has rammed through co-governance or racial separatism in Health and Water reticulation. Now they are making very loud noises about rolling it out to Education and Justice. The Government, through the racist mouthpiece that is Willie Jackson, is effectively saying that one law for all,
The face you make when you get called out for trying to sneak through a Kiwisaver tax. pic.twitter.com/lgzAU81doN — Cam Slater (@kaiviti_cam) September 4, 2022 Chan-Green: “You knew that there would be mixed views, yet the press release had no mention of it at all…was
Imagine writing an entire article on the Holocaust without mentioning Jews. Or the Cultural Revolution without mentioning Mao or China. Yet, somehow, the taxpayer-funded journalistic geniuses at the ABC manage to write entire articles about a spike in forced child marriages in Australia without once mentioning the dreaded “M-
Simon Angelo wealthmorning.com Simon is the Chief Executive Officer and Publisher at Wealth Morning. He has been investing in the markets since he was 17. He recently spent a couple of years working in the hedge-fund industry in Europe. Before this, he owned an award-winning professional-services
September 4th, 2022. The UK has been “enjoying” the summer recess of Parliament. Usually, there is a welcome break from political stories, but this time we have had to endure the Conservative leadership campaign as it trundled through the shires and towns of Britain. The two candidates remaining, Liz Truss
After nearly five years of inaction, the Labour Government is now scrambling to deal with an out-of-control law and order problem in New Zealand, National’s Justice spokesperson Paul Goldsmith says. “Today’s announcement of another programme to ‘discourage’ youth offending is more window-dressing from a Government
