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Panic at the Spring Street Blue Light Disco

Panic at the Spring Street Blue Light Disco

I’ve written several times lately that there are clear signs that Victorian premier Daniel Andrews’ super-secret taxpayer-funded polling of marginal electorates are showing a shift of sentiment on lockdowns. Lo and behold! To the surprise of absolutely no-one, “Dictator Dan” is doing a rapid about-face

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National Pledges Three Waters Repeal & Return

The next National Government will repeal Labour’s Three Waters entity model and return any seized water assets back to councils, Leader of the Opposition Judith Collins says. Labour’s proposal to centralise council water assets into four mega-entities, taking them away from local ratepayer control, is hugely unpopular

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Letter from the North– Oops!

In a surprising turn of events, unexpected facts emerged about Alex Scott’s ancestry. Alex Scott is a presenter on the BBC, covering soccer and newsy magazine type programmes. She played soccer for England, gaining over 100 caps in a long and illustrious career and after receiving some media training

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Eight Ways to Get along with Our Chinese Overlords

Eight Ways to Get along with Our Chinese Overlords

John Black stuffednz.net Information Satire With the U.S obsessed with identitarian proctology, the U.K fighting off a looming political splintering and Australia treating us like Alcatraz Island, perhaps there really is nothing to stop domination by China. So here are eight tips for making nice with the

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National Drives Game-Changing Housing Reform
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National Drives Game-Changing Housing Reform

National has worked constructively with the Government in support of a new Bill to amend the Resource Management Act to make it easier for New Zealanders to build more houses, says Leader of the Opposition Judith Collins. New Zealand is facing a housing emergency with a severe shortage of homes

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Housing Bill a Step Forward, with More to Be Done
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Housing Bill a Step Forward, with More to Be Done

The Housing Supply Bill is a win-win that will deliver more choices for future homeowners and renters while enhancing the ‘Right to Build’ for current property owners, says National’s Housing and Urban Development spokesperson Nicola Willis. New Zealand has some of the most unaffordable housing in the world.

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Why We Are in the Mess We Are Today

Why We Are in the Mess We Are Today

KSK KSK Has a Master’s Degree in Management from the University of Auckland. Once again, we waited to learn our lockdown fate. To witness the excruciating calisthenics of our PM. One of the most critical elements of this whole sorry story is the Government’s lack of change management.

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The Government Needs to Start Governing

The Government Needs to Start Governing

This government, like any other democratically elected government, was elected by the people to govern for the people. If the polls are to be believed, Ardern and her Government are performing this fundamental task pretty well. The polls however, do not paint a true picture of people’s universal opinion

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When Does Your Vaccination Expire?

When Does Your Vaccination Expire?

Covid vaccines mobilised the world to end the global pandemic over a year ago and New Zealand, not the first out of the block, began vaccinating front line workers in February 2021. 90% vaccine efficacy! Legendary, let’s get on with it! And so we did. One year on and

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Select Committee Presentation Sept 2021

Simon Thornley covidplanb.co.nz The covid-19 response was exaggerated and profoundly harmful. Instead of mandating experimental vaccines and ongoing lockdowns, our group advocates for returning to protection of the elderly, increased capacity in hospitals and early treatment of covid-19. There will be legal experts who will address

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Slogans Are All They’ve Got

Slogans Are All They’ve Got

Back in 2008 when David Farrar and I had lunch with Jacinda Ardern in Morrinsville I came away with the impression that Ardern had no depth, and nothing but slogans. Nothing I’ve seen since then has enabled me to change my mind. In fact, to the contrary, she has

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