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Whatever else you might say about Pauline Hanson, she’s a fighter — and she’s got a better ear for what the Australian people think than the elites who’ve despised and demonised her for over 20 years. When Hanson wore a burqa into the Senate chamber, the political and
NZDSOS New Zealand Doctors Speaking out with Science We refer to the “Ministry of Health position statement on the management of unvaccinated individuals in healthcare settings”, published on 18 November 2021. On page 3 is the following statement in bold letters: “When there is high COVID-19 vaccine coverage (i.
Dark Jester A political scholar with an interest in foreign interference. Traditional conservative. Came from a family that fled communism and improved themselves thanks to capitalism but would consider myself a distributionist. We must not be fooled by the benevolent economic power that China tries to market itself as. China
Remember when they said there was no Slippery Slope? How’s that going, as we careen down the abyss to the abolition of women, and open paedophilia, at 100mph? I’m talking, of course, about the campaign for gay marriage that swamped Australia in 2017. What had been a ludicrous
Brian Tamaki Information Opinion Today is White Ribbon Day which is the symbol of ‘standing against all Domestic Violence’ which is a worthy cause. Yet today also marks 100 days of Aucklanders being in harsh lockdown. The irony of all this is that Domestic Violence has ‘shot through the roof’
The Red Queen is trying to wipe the Bishop off the chessboard. This is the third time she has checked him for allegedly breaking the Covid 19, Public Health Response Act. Bishop Brian Tamaki and his wife Hannah had been at a gathering in the Domain last Saturday with about
David Seymour ACT Leader The Government yesterday made it illegal for businesses to display signs saying all staff are fully vaccinated – a result of its rushed COVID laws. This was clearly a mistake by the Government given ACT has obtained draft signage from the Ministry of Health prepared for businesses
In seven days, the Government intends to move the Country into the traffic light system, but Grant Robertson is still refusing to reveal the details on how Business Financial Support will work, says National’s Shadow Treasurer Andrew Bayly. When asked today about some of the vague definitions he has
The Government’s Bill to give effect to the Traffic Light Framework shows a Government that is contemptuous of Parliament, contemptuous of the New Zealand people and contemptuous of the rule of law, says National’s COVID-19 Spokesperson Chris Bishop. Respected public law scholars like Dr Dean Knight have
Brooke van Velden ACT Deputy Leader and Health spokesperson Health Minister Andrew Little yesterday confirmed that almost half of all COVID positive patients isolating at home have not been given pulse oximeters. Until questioned by ACT in Parliament yesterday, the Government has been unable to say whether all COVID positive
Yesterday’s move by the Reserve Bank to raise the Official Cash Rate by 25 basis points to 0.75% is what most commentators were picking given the worrying direction that the cost of living has taken, says National Shadow Treasurer Andrew Bayly. “Kiwis across New Zealand will have noticed
David Seymour ACT Leader Labour needs to stop milking gratitude for giving citizens any freedom at all and start explaining why restrictions are justified. It has the relationship between citizens and government back to front, and it’s covering the fact the Government’s systems aren’t ready. When the
Winston Peters Leader NZ First NZ First Media The case of an elderly couple being abused, threatened, and intimidated by feral gang members at a next-door state house this week unfortunately is not an uncommon event,” says Winston Peters Leader of New Zealand First. “The frequency of these types
Despite opposition from a large number of authors and publishers around New Zealand and overseas, this government is pushing through a deal with the Internet Archive to clean its hands of 600,000 books from The National Library’s Overseas Published Collection on the ‘deadline’ of 1 December 2021, says
The Freedoms & Rights Coalition Information Opinion How bad do things have to get before Kiwis wake from their COVID coma? While most were putting their feet up Tuesday night after a long day at work, or perhaps celebrating after another successful protest at the Mt Eden Prison Remand Centre,
