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Voices For Freedom Telegram We wonder what would happen if they simply re-employed all the mandated staff unnecessarily fired for not taking the Covid-19 vaccine? It’s not as if it made any dent in the remaining staff NOT getting the virus. Perhaps it’s time for people
Have the wheels ever fallen off a government as fast as Albanese’s Labor? Well, possibly Julia Gillard’s: from the moment Gillard broke her clear promise, made the day before the 2010 election, not to introduce a carbon tax, her government was toast. All that was left to decide
David Seymour ACT Party Leader Health Minister Andrew Little today told Parliament there are 64 additional vacancies for midwives than he previously stated – if he wants to fill those vacancies it’s time to lift the vaccine mandates. Little had to correct the record in Parliament today. He previously said
The rather arrogant Prime Minister was quickly losing support after his/her historic election victory a year and a half earlier. He/she failed to appreciate the effect inflation, in particular, was having on the general public; the concerns people had at the supermarket checkout at the soaring cost of
Gordon Lightfoot whakatakitimes.nz Warning Satire This Job’s Sooo Boring Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Local Government Minister Nanaia Mahuta have had an absolute gutsful of doing this bloody government thing, so have hit the Three Waters go-button, effectively ending their local political careers so they can bugger
The Tauranga by-election was really about whether National’s majority reflected a return to near normality or could Labour prove its 2020 result was more than just a Covid one. The result reflected the former, as a 4% gap in 2020 was turned into a 42% gap last weekend.
Information Opinion The resident commies in the Beehive have decided to follow a playbook similar to the one Hillary Clinton followed in 2016, with predictable results. One suspects – knowing what 40-something women in senior jobs who know they’re seriously out of their depth are like – that ‘dissent’ or,
I’ve got a fair bit of respect for Sunny Kaushal. He may have been a Labour candidate in the past, but he was also one of the first people who reached out to me after I had my stroke, genuinely concerned about me, despite past political differences. That act
Information Opinion Newly minted Justice Minister Kiri Allan has been quick out of the blocks with some rhetoric of her own, calling National’s ‘soft on crime’ line “abhorrent” and (the old faithful) decrying their “knee jerk reaction” to the current crime wave, which even Allan does not deny. Despite
Mark Oshinskie brownstone.org Mark Oshinskie is an attorney, athlete, artist, agricultor and advocate. Warning Long read: 1690 words In college, I took a Latin American politics and development class. When discussing Latin American medical care, Professor Eldon Kenworthy presented a deeply countercultural idea. Echoing a journal article by the
Anyone who’s read me for any length of time is probably aware that Pope Francis is not exactly one of my favourite people. Like too many mainstream Christian figures, he’s a weak, wet, woke bandwagon-jumper on any fashionable lefty cause. But even a busted cuckoo clock can
Former British Prime Minister Sir John Major once gave a talk in which he said the reason the job of prime minister is difficult and often unpopular is because ministers send difficult and unpopular decisions up the line. Junior ministers pass them up to their senior cabinet minister colleague, then
I have been a BNZ customer since the 1990s. We had a mortgage with them back then, and when I went into business in 2001 I set up a business account with them too. I set up a trust in 2006 to protect the family home, also with the BNZ.
