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Why This Last Inquiry Was Always Going To Disappoint
The Covid era was a reckoning. It showed us that rights – the basis of our democratic nations – only matter unless someone decides they don’t any more and the reasons for that decision can be side-stepped and not really talked about.
What Unfolded Before ACIP Was Stopped
An insider account of internal tensions, contested decisions, and the questions that were never resolved.
Jacinda Ardern’s Memoir Promotion Event
Outside the venue, around 50 protestors held signs and banners to remind the former prime minister of her destructive legacy; in particular, her pushing New Zealanders to take Covid-19 jabs, which led to vaccine injuries.
The Grassroots Launch of Heart of the Protest Book
From Canterbury garage to nationwide.
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‘Gotcha’ Tova Learns the Hard Way
The prime minister is effectively telling her to ‘get stuffed’. Good on him. Tova turned a ‘gotcha’ moment on herself. How clever is that? All the kudos goes to Luxon.
Is This the Age of Substack?
If mainstream media won’t report on their own then others will have to.
Donation Shock: NZ First Leaves National in the Dust
Voters and donors alike are looking for alternatives. National had better start providing them or the river of donations will continue to flow elsewhere.
Quick Hit: The India FTA – McClay’s Win, Luxon’s Lifeline or... Labour’s Foot in the Door?
Quick intelligence briefing from Good Oil – Political Intelligence.