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Minister Not Plugged into Community Signal Struggles
NZ

Minister Not Plugged into Community Signal Struggles

It is unacceptable that a town just 10 minutes from Greymouth has such poor digital connectivity that they are not able to even receive Civil Defence warnings, National’s Digital Economy and Communications spokesperson Melissa Lee says. Ms Lee has been advocating for rural communities which are being left behind

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PM Admits There’s No Alternative to Utes

PM Admits There’s No Alternative to Utes

David Seymour ACT Leader Jacinda Ardern yesterday told Parliament she knows that farmers and tradies have no alternative to using utes, but she’ll tax them anyway. Last week Ardern questioned whether some people are using utes for “legitimate use.” Even if they are by her definition of “legitimate,” it

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Kelvin Davis Missing in Action

Kelvin Davis Missing in Action

Yesterday Minister of Corrections Kelvin Davis appeared before the Justice Select Committee to brief the committee about the 92 per cent increase in assaults against Corrections Officers that has taken place since he became Minister, National’s Corrections spokesperson Simeon Brown says. “Instead of providing answers, the Minister offered excuses

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Ardern’s Scheme Benefits Indonesian Coal Merchants

Ardern’s Scheme Benefits Indonesian Coal Merchants

Eliora Indonesian coal merchants will be doing well out of Ardern’s scheme to reduce NZ’s CO2 emissions. The Ardern-led government loves to announce ideological clangers to unsuspecting Kiwis. These new schemes are coming at a fast pace but with little rational thought about how or if they

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Why Do the Left Love China So Much?

Why Do the Left Love China So Much?

Why are so many on the left sympathetic to a totalitarian, genocidal dictatorship, over their own democratic nations? Because the left secretly yearn for totalitarianism – and despise democracy. In Nick Cohen’s What’s Left, he recounts that, even after the Chamberlain government had been jolted out of its appeasement

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Another Woke Troughocracy Eats Itself

Another Woke Troughocracy Eats Itself

Ah, me, there’s no greater spectator sport than watching the left eat itself. If only they did it with their own money. SBS is Australia’s taxpayer-funded “multicultural” broadcaster. Which means that it’s even woke-er than the ABC – and watched by even fewer people. SBS has

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Appeal Riles Opotiki Coastal Claimant Group
Law

Appeal Riles Opotiki Coastal Claimant Group

Hobson’s Pledge Trust A member of a Bay of Plenty group awarded customary rights and title to parts of the coastal area around Opotiki is questioning what right the Landowners Coalition of Whangarei has appealing the High Court decision that went in favour of the tribal group. Karen Mokomoko

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man in white shirt and black shorts fishing on sea during daytime
NZ

Fishing Reserves Hijacked by Co-governance Agenda

David Seymour ACT Leader The Government’s plan to roll out more fishing reserves will be welcomed by some, but it shouldn’t be used to smuggle in a co-governance agenda. Revitalising the Gulf is the latest example of the Government’s drive to give power to people based

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Where Is the Formal Response to the Two-Govts Plan?
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Where Is the Formal Response to the Two-Govts Plan?

Hobson’s Pledge Trust Six weeks ago, when the leaders of both the National and ACT parties drew attention to a Government-commissioned plan, titled He Puapua, to establish two governments in New Zealand by 2040, one for Maori and one for everyone else, there was name-calling and side-

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