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Why I Formed Sensible Shooters

Why I Formed Sensible Shooters

Myles Chandler Spokesman for Sensible Shooters As a life long shooter, I have been dismayed in recent years at how licenced firearms owners have been treated by politicians, political parties and indeed our own member organisations. We, as shooters, have been let down, by treachery, by lying politicians and by

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Statistics Minister Mocks Kiwis, Should Be on His Bike

Statistics Minister Mocks Kiwis, Should Be on His Bike

Damien Smith ACT Associate Finance spokesperson The Statistics Minister has shown how out of touch the Government is with middle New Zealand by making a mockery of serious questions in Parliament. Hardworking Kiwis know that prices keep rising, but according to Statistics New Zealand, inflation is at just 1.5

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The Quiet Suffocation of the Enemy Within

The Quiet Suffocation of the Enemy Within

Richard Harman yesterday burned all his sources as he continues to fight a rear-guard action against the quiet suffocation of the enemy within the National Party. Judith Collins appears to be now crushing her opposition within the National Party. First she forced Nick Smith to resign and now she

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Labour’s Car Tax Another Tax Grab
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Labour’s Car Tax Another Tax Grab

Transport Minister Michael Wood has reluctantly admitted that while he plans to halt his car subsidy if too much money is paid out, he has no similar measure to make sure his policy doesn’t turn into a tax grab, National’s Transport spokesperson Michael Woodhouse says. “How is it

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Minister Little All Out of Answers on Mental Health

Minister Little All Out of Answers on Mental Health

In Parliament yesterday Health Minister Andrew Little had few answers to my questions on the mental health crisis Labour has allowed to balloon in their nearly four years in Government, National’s Mental Health spokesperson Matt Doocey says. “New Zealanders want answers as to how need for services is growing,

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Compensation for Prisoners beyond Belief

Compensation for Prisoners beyond Belief

David Seymour ACT leader Compensation for prisoners at Waikeria Prison following a riot is an insult to hardworking Kiwis who pay their taxes. These prisoners are in jail because they hurt people and damaged property. Their victims got no compensation, so why are we paying compensation for them? This is

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The BFD Nightcap

The BFD Nightcap

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Australian Senate Votes against Critical Race Theory

Australian Senate Votes against Critical Race Theory

The Australian Senate has voted to ban the racist nonsense of Critical Race Theory from Australian schools. The left are shocked and bewildered. So naturally, instead of confronting the horrifying reality that CRT is a deeply racist, Marxist ideology, they scream and rail against a cavalcade of red herrings and

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41% Of Offenders Not Completing Te Pae Oranga

41% Of Offenders Not Completing Te Pae Oranga

Labour’s Te Pae Oranga programme is failing to hold offenders to account with 59% of people being sent to the alternative justice panels failing to complete the programme, National’s Police spokesperson Simeon Brown says. “Alternative resolutions have a place for low level offending, however the Government also needs

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Term ‘White Privilege’ Disadvantages White Working-Class Kids, MPs’ Report Finds, Reigniting Britain’s Race Row

rt.com A new report which claims the term “white privilege” can be “divisive” and disadvantgaes the white working class has sparked fresh debate on “racist Britain”, with some accusing the government of deflecting from its own errors. The report by MPs on the Education Select Committee, released on Monday,

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The Georgia Election Count Was a Shambles

The Georgia Election Count Was a Shambles

“Evidence: The available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid.” Oxford Ever since approximately midnight on November 3 last year, the media have parroted the universal narrative with regards to claims of election fraud: “without evidence”. Anyone who says there might have

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