Bless, Paddy Thinks Hugs Will Fix Wellington
Patrick Gower likes to think he is the go-to man for fixing all sorts of problems but it is highly unlikely he can fix Wellington with hugs.
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Patrick Gower likes to think he is the go-to man for fixing all sorts of problems but it is highly unlikely he can fix Wellington with hugs.
Yet another attack on Winston Peters from the media luvvies, but this time it’s a non-story they are beating up
For those with control over their own money, my suggestion is to simply invest in businesses that offer the best returns, and ignore those that virtue signal.
The release of the footage from the tunnels in Rafah has sharply brought home to both the political leadership and the wider Israeli public the terrible conditions under which the hostages still alive are being held – airless, dark and humid tunnels too low to even stand up in.
Despite the amazing advances of the past 500 years, we will end up back where we started.
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As predicted Darleen Tana is slowly dismantling the previous impervious aura of The Greens
Born in Australia, Malcolm moved to New Zealand as a child and attended Wellington College where his classmates nicknamed him “Aussie”. The name stuck with him his whole life.
All of this, combined, provides the backdrop for the decisions that the Israeli government has made and is now taking regarding the war against Hamas (and Iran via her proxies
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The Government has decided to enter the so-called AI space, but bizarrely chose the name of an existing organisation.
How can Christian church leaders, the ones who preach God’s love to all his children, suggest that some are more equal than others?