HELEN CLARK’S LEFTIE LANDSCAPING
The former New Zealand Prime Minister quietly foments bad behaviour.
Kids need to memorize tables, basic facts and spelling, not karakia and waiata
Do NZ's appalling attendance rates reflect parents' rejection of race mandated education?
Compulsory Treaty courses tip of the iceberg
Te Ao Māori remains pre-eminent at Auckland University.
When “Forfeited to the Crown” Means “Returned to the Defendant”
When Parliament says gang insignia “is forfeited to the Crown,” citizens are entitled to assume those words mean what they say. Yet on 11 August the District Court ruled otherwise.
Words, not witch hunts
But censorship is narrow-minded. It’s shortsighted. Yes, it’s a natural impulse to ideas we find abhorrent. But it’s through calling them out that progress is made, not by cancelling them.
You may kill a man
Killing a man does not kill his words, his ideas, or his values. You may take his life, but in return you establish his legacy.
Mystery surrounds Hipkins’ claim about covid inquiry suppression order.
The covid-19 royal commission says it has no knowledge of a suppression order that would prevent Labour leader Chris Hipkins from appearing at a public hearing to detail his decision-making during the pandemic.
Media in damage control after by-election
The predicted groundswell after hikoi didn’t materialise.
SHADOW BOXING REPORT ON RADIO NEW ZEALAND
A report with whopping willful blindness.