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Alwyn Poole Villa Education Trust Innovative Education Consultants In the last 10 days, I have had the privilege of working alongside two amazing groups of people. 1. Mike King and team – working with us in Russell, Bay of Islands, being involved in three events and doing an incredible job bringing
As I wrote some time ago, the Chinese virus has sent West Australia spiralling into an elected dictatorship. Sick with both an unholy panic over the Wuhan plague and an infectious avarice for Beijing’s cash, the state has voted itself an increasingly arrogant dictator. Mark McGowan continually snipes at
Police officers have aptly labelled the funding of a rehabilitation programme run by the Mongrel Mob as a successful money laundering scheme and National agrees, National’s Police spokesperson Simeon Brown says. “There is clearly outrage and anger amongst police officers who feel giving taxpayer money to an organised criminal
Free Speech Union Speak Up for Women will hold a public meeting in Wellington tonight at the Michael Fowler Centre. The Council had sent lawyers to the High Court proceedings we supported in Auckland to see if they could get away with cancelling the event. Given the resoundingly strong judgement
It is critical we get to the bottom of why the Minister of Health turned up to a press conference and released a manifestly inaccurate and misleading graph on New Zealand’s vaccination roll out, National’s Covid-19 Response spokesperson Chris Bishop says. “Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins
News today there are almost 70,000 more people on Jobseeker compared to when Labour came to office clearly shows the Government has failed to deliver the jobs plan the Prime Minister promised New Zealanders, National’s Social Development and Employment spokesperson Louise Upston says. “When in Opposition, Social Development
National understands that Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will be announcing a $2.5 billion taxpayer bribe later today in an attempt to save the flailing Three Waters reforms, Leader of the Opposition Judith Collins says. “First the Government tried to scare ratepayers by going behind councils’ backs with a taxpayer-
Superwoman Tova seems to get a “stunned mullet” reaction from interviewees on Newshub Nation. This week it was “big fish” Paul Hunt, the Human Rights Commissioner, who was squirming out of the fry-pan trying to avoid Tova’s taser like beam. He, like Justice Minster Faafoi, couldn’t or
The peasants are revolting. A petition that calls for the resignation of PM Jacinda Ardern has already attracted over 21,000 signatures. Enough is enough… The constant and blatant Abuse of Powers by the current Prime Minister and her government has gone too far. From False Promises during election time,
Gerald Bax Last week, it was reported that Paul Hunt, head of the Human Rights Commission, donated two hundred taxpayer dollars to the Mongrel Mob. That in itself was nothing short of disgraceful. It made me sick and ashamed of my government in a way I never had been before.
Simon Wilson is one of those irritating journalists who can’t see past their own blinkered ideology. He writes drivel. It’s drivel because it does not deal in reality. He thinks it is real because in his worldview we are either going to be burnt to a cinder or
Mark Cameron ACT Primary Industries spokesperson The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) has spent almost three times as much on an unnecessary rebrand as it did on a support package for under pressure fruit growers. The ACT Party can reveal through Written Parliamentary Questions that MPI splashed out a million
New Conservative “I hate you, you’re the worst parents.” “Conservatives are bigoted and living in the 18th century.” “A woman’s place is in the home.” “The Holocaust never actually happened.” “There are only two genders (male and female), all others are a fabrication.” “The Bible says all sinners
Brooke van Velden ACT Deputy Leader and Health spokesperson The ACT Party is offering 10 votes in support of Tamati Coffey’s ‘Improving Arrangements for Surrogacy Bill’ in the hopes it can go straight into Parliament without languishing in the biscuit tin. New Zealand’s current laws are too complicated
