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Poll: Significant Concern Over Cost of Living

A new nationwide poll has found significant concern about the cost of living and its effect not only on personal budgets but also the effect on other families in the community. More than half of New Zealanders are very concerned about the cost of living on the country as a

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The Complete Subjugation of NZ’s Media

We’ve been saying it for a very long time: the New Zealand mainstream media are utterly corrupted by government design, subsidies, grants and loans. There can be no denying the total and complete subjugation of our media by a government that is captured and beholden to Maori and Socialist

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Remarkable Visit by the  Remarkable ‘Ignoramous’ Ardern
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Remarkable Visit by the Remarkable ‘Ignoramous’ Ardern

Warning Long read: 1546 Hot on the heels of two recent visits to the Queenstown Lakes area, our Remarkably Socialist Leader Jacinda Ardern has found another excuse to waste taxpayers’ money. Only a few short weeks after showing up on a snowless Coronet Peak to trumpet how amazing it was

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Freedom of Speech, Except When…

Freedom of Speech, Except When…

It was once said that New Zealand, oops I mean “Aotearoa”, was five years behind the United States. Now it seems that we’re in lockstep, and not in a good way. In an event organised by Axios, titled “A conversation on battling misinformation”, White House National Climate Advisor Gina

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Fauci Gets Covid: the Significance

Jeffrey A. Tucker brownstone.org Jeffrey A Tucker is Founder and President of the Brownstone Institute and the author of many thousands of articles in the scholarly and popular press and 10 books in five languages, most recently Liberty or Lockdown. He is also the editor of The Best of

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Time to Move On from Mandates

Time to Move On from Mandates

Brooke van Velden ACT Health spokesperson ACT is calling on the new COVID-19 Minister to remove the broad vaccination mandates on health workers. Workforce shortages are having a huge detrimental impact across the health sector and vaccination mandates, alongside unworkable isolation requirements, are major reasons for this. Emergency departments

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Anniversary of the 1984 Myths
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Anniversary of the 1984 Myths

I have been a lifelong admirer of Sir Robert Muldoon (so sue me). I loved watching the television news each night as a boy to see what hilarious one-liner or nasty, richly deserved sledge against socialist opponents he’d dropped that day; was all great fun to observe. In

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Ready to Turn Australia’s Lights Off

Ready to Turn Australia’s Lights Off

Climate has never been an election winner in Australian politics. Every time an election has been fought explicitly on climate policy, the climate cultists have lost. Kevin Rudd’s 2007 campaign focused more on pitching himself as a slightly more youthful clone of John Howard (how many times did Rudd

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The Reshuffle Heard across the Ditch
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The Reshuffle Heard across the Ditch

As I’ve written many times, Australian media take little interest in daily NZ politics (just as Kiwi media don’t obsess over Aussie politics). In the normal course of events a routine cabinet re-shuffle wouldn’t even merit a mention. So, why is Jacinda Ardern’s recent cabinet

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A Crass Lockdown Tactic That Worked

David McGrogan brownstone.org David McGrogan is Associate Professor of Law at Northumbria Law School. Warning Long read. 2010 words. During the hot, wild spring of 2020, it seemed that Boris Johnson could barely open his mouth without saying something about the UK government’s intentions to “put its arms

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WA Jumps off the Cliff, Too

WA Jumps off the Cliff, Too

The definition of insanity, it is said, is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. Which means that the Climate Cult are barking mad. Well, we all knew that already. But it’s one thing to know it, another thing to see it proved over and

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From the Desk of a Male Pale and Stale

Global Theatre and a Thousand Words Henrik Ibsen is one of the founders of modernism in the theatre, e.g. Peer Gynt. He is regarded as the “father of realism”, and if you have read many of my columns, you can understand why I am such a fan. Another playwright

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Shining a Light in Dark Places

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 This week Dr. Ian

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The Downward Spiral is upon Us

The Downward Spiral is upon Us

Information Opinion So the true position is finally being revealed. The economy started to turn downwards at the beginning of the year. This is a ‘surprise’ to RNZ and a ‘puzzle’ to Stuff, but it is no surprise to most of us. We have been in a decline for months…

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Vaccine Injuries: Part Two

New Zealand Doctors Speaking Out With Science nzdsos.com Warning Long read. 3121 words. Information Opinion The second in our eight-part series on vaccine injuries. See here for the introduction. Monitoring the Monitors Medsafe has in place a robust process for monitoring the safety and efficacy of medicines, including

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