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The Government’s penchant to cuddle up to gangs has been laid out for all to see as Waikato Mongrel Mob President Sonny Fatu was given an ‘Essential Worker’ exemption and allowed to travel across the Auckland boundary, National’s Police spokesperson Simeon Brown says. “Over the past few weeks,
The Princess seems to have lost her sparkle lately, so much so that Claire Trevett of the NZ Herald is speculating she could do a ‘Key’ and resign in office. Even the Emmerson cartoon focuses on who could fit into her shoes. Labour don’t want the next ‘Carousel’ of
The sudden resignation of premier Gladys Berejiklian sent shockwaves through NSW politics (and spawned an avalanche of fake news on right-wing social media): but was it an act of self-sacrifice, or a strategic retreat? (First off: let’s get the fake news out of the way. No, Berejiklian
What is wrong with this picture? Note the lack of social distancing and mask-wearing by Peeni Henare and the others in the photograph. Are you surprised that it wasn’t picked up on by the NZ Herald journalists? The same journalists who dragged Judith Collins over the coals for
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Sir Bob Jones nopunchespulled.com NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian was Australia’s best politician since Paul Keating and the cross-party sadness at her resignation said everything about her calibre and public support. Keating left school at 14 but was hugely intelligent and pragmatic, characteristics shared by Berejiklian. Sadly they
Information Satire Ardern Explainer Editor: In a broadcast to the nation from her Facebook bunker deep in the bowels of the Beehive a haggard-looking Jacinda Ardern apologised for her complete and utter incompetence. “A while back,” she said, “I stated I was not a complete idiot, but now with
I haven’t had The Vax. Not even the first one. Sorry. There, I’ve said it. And of course, I am hiding behind a nom de plume so my employers, clients, suppliers, ISP, bankers, friends and relatives don’t drag me out onto the street and kick me to
Lindsay Mitchell lindsaymitchell.blogspot.com Lindsay Mitchell has been researching and commenting on welfare since 2001. Many of her articles have been published in mainstream media and she has appeared on radio, tv and before select committees discussing issues relating to welfare. Lindsay is also an artist who works under
I have just come back from the supermarket. It was a depressing experience. On my way out, a young man walked in through the entrance, followed by an old hag, screaming, “He didn’t scan in! He didn’t scan in!” I find this kind of behaviour so terribly depressing.
Graham Adams Victoria University Of Welligton – 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 Even Labour’s most one-eyed supporters must be aware
Watching Ashley Bloomfield and Jacinda Ardern continue with their draconian lock down of a third of the countries population reminded me of this scene from The Simpsons Movie: Ashley Bloomfield’s actions regarding the lock down of Auckland bears an uncanny resemblance to Russ Cargill‘s lock down of Springfield.
Brian Tamaki The Freedoms & Rights Coalition Team Yesterday, I had a visit from two officers from the New Zealand Police at my home informing me that I was to be charged with two offences under the ever-changing laws passed by the government now known as the COVID-19
David Seymour ACT Leader Speech from David Seymour to Central City Business Association, Christchurch, 5 pm Tuesday October 5th. The Great Tack Kia ora tatou, We have reached a turning point in our COVID response. Our earliest ancestors were navigators. Through extraordinary feats, they found these Islands in the Pacific
