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Mining Company Threatens to Sue Bob’s Army

Mining Company Threatens to Sue Bob’s Army

In 2013, forestry company Gunns tried to sue environmental protesters, ultimately unsuccessfully. Earlier this year, the Tasmanian government lost its second bid to enact laws aimed at stopping protesters invading workplaces, including working forests. So, for the time being, environmental activists retain their almost free reign to disrupt Tasmania’s

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Coalition Voters Wonder Why They Should Bother

Coalition Voters Wonder Why They Should Bother

An Australian federal election is not imminent, but it is clearly on the horizon, with both major parties putting out their first pre-poll feelers. But if Prime Minister Scott Morrison wants to stage a repeat of 2019’s miracle win, he needs to give even his party faithful a

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Turkey’s Arrest of Israeli Tourists Causes Alarm

bicom.org.uk What happened:  A Turkish court has extended the remand of two Israeli tourists being accused of spying for Israel. * The Israeli couple Natali and Mordy Oknin, bus drivers from Modiin, were arrested on Thursday outside the Media Tower, the tallest building in Istanbul, for illegally taking photos

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Coersive Care

Coersive Care

Nick Cater mercatornet.com Nick Cater is executive Director of the Menzies Research Centre in Canberra. Since arriving in Australia from Britain in 1988, he has risen to become one of the nation’s leading political commentators. His CV includes stints as deputy editor of The Sunday Telegraph in Sydney

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Liverpool Bombing: Forget All About It

Liverpool Bombing: Forget All About It

I asked recently, just what does it take the West to actually rise up in anger against jihadism? We’re still waiting to find out. Certainly not the murder and horrific mutilation of 130 concert-goers in Paris. Nor the deliberate murder of little girls at a pop concert in

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Dan Gets His Dictatorship for Christmas

Dan Gets His Dictatorship for Christmas

To the surprise of absolutely no-one, the three “independent” micro-party senators in Victoria’s parliament have given “Dictator Dan” Andrews the green light to become an elected dictator, by law. Andrews’ pandemic legislation, described by the opposition as “the most dangerous legislation to come before an Australian parliament”

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A New Plague

A New Plague

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The Blinkers of the Left

The Blinkers of the Left

Arthur The hidebound ideologues of the left and their mindless followers have one theme that runs through their thinking. They are so smugly self-righteous and sure of how right they are on all issues. They are deaf, dumb and blind to all counter views. They will jump and wriggle

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Labour Redefines Crime

Labour Redefines Crime

Information Satire Crime under Labour Explainer Editor: Speaking from her turn in the Prime Minister’s Covid bunker, the Minister of Police, Poto Williams, announced today that all deaths caused by shootings will be listed as death by Covid. “It had become blatantly obvious,” she said, “that deaths by shooting

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Prophecies and Alarmism

Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com Go back a decade, or even only five years and newspaper story after story assured us we’d all be in driverless cars by 2020. As my company receives about $25million annually from car-parks in our office buildings I grilled my CEO on ideas

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‘It’s Your Ticket to Freedom’

‘It’s Your Ticket to Freedom’

MSM headlines and articles this week have a consistent thread running through them. Their key talking point is that Vaccine certificates are a ticket to freedom. Stuff: Freedoms shrinking for unvaccinated NZ Herald: Why health officials support vaccinated over unvaccinated people travelling Newstalk ZB: Is the vaccine worth risking your

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Letter to the Editor: Two Classes of People

Letter to the Editor: Two Classes of People

Dear Editor Edmund Burke said that “the only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing”. I don’t necessarily think of myself as a “good man” but I can recognise evil when I see it. I’m old enough to remember the days

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Time to Scrap the Waitangi Tribunal?
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Time to Scrap the Waitangi Tribunal?

There is one sure way to ignite much needed debate on the Ardern cabal’s plot to divide New Zealand by transferring rights of co-governance to a minority of extremist Maori elites under the He Puapua plan. Pose this question: has the Waitangi Tribunal fulfilled the purposes for which

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To Experiment or Not to Experiment…

To Experiment or Not to Experiment…

NZDSOS Four midwives, NZDSOS and NZTSOS are challenging the order requiring them to be vaccinated against COVID-19. We contend that the order is not legally valid because the Act does not empower it to be made, if interpreted consistently with the right to refuse medical treatment under the Bill

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Ardern on the Hook over Three Waters

Graham Adams Victoria University Of Wellington – Te Herenga Waka democracyproject.nz Graham Adams is a journalist, columnist and reviewer who has written for many of the country’s media outlets including Metro, North & South, Noted, The Spinoff and Newsroom Jacinda Ardern was very happy to front the Three Waters

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