Pharmacy Council Is Forcing Cultural Competency Rules
Pharmacists deserve the right to uphold scientific integrity without being forced to adopt ideological practices.
Science
Pot Is Bad, Ok?
How people can take something that has a psychoactive effect without having even a little understanding how it impacts the brain I will never understand.
The Effects of Puberty Blockers
My heart, and the quiet despair I see in New Zealand’s children and families, tells me we’re peddling a solution that might wound more than it mends in this land I hold so dear.
Yale Announces the Post Covid-19 Vaccine Syndrome
The proposal of the New Zealand Government to deregulate biotechnology experimentation contained in the Gene Technology Bill currently before parliament looks absurd and foolhardy in the light of the results released by the Yale team this week.
The Blind Leading the Blind
I suggest that King Charles and Anthony Albanese get together and write down all they know about climate science and energy. The back of an envelope should suffice!
The NZ Pandemic Experience Offers a Lesson for the World
… but not the one our government is busy promoting. Ignoring the evidence amounts to a wilful act of misplaced faith which ignores the public good and will ultimately destabilise our nation.
Findings Show Eruption Is Behind Temperature Spike
Needless to say, there has been no mention in mainstream media of these interesting and important findings.
NZ’s Gene Technology Reform Carries Benefits and Risks
A truly independent regulator will be vital.
The Fake Papers in the Literature
Authorship, citations, even academic journal editors, are up for sale. It is unclear when paper mills began to operate at scale.
This Is a Case of Regulatory Failure
The policy formulation process has been extraordinarily poor. The case is not made scientifically, economically or environmentally in any underpinning policy documentation.
Whale Songs: For $4M You’d Think It’d Be On Spotify
Because it is Māori-related wasteful spending, newsrooms fall over themselves not to cover it. We get individual journalists contacting us about some of our stories saying they’d love to pick them up but their colleagues and editors would go berserk.