Why New Zealand Must Reject 'Hate Crime' Laws
If we accept the premise that criminal penalties should be heightened based on subjective interpretations of motive, then it is only a matter of time before speech itself becomes regulated under the same logic.
REFORMING THE WAITANGI TRIBUNAL
Decades of misbehaviour since the Tribunal was established in 1975 where a series of leaders have allowed the organisation to become a state-funded plaything for Maori radicals will hopefully come to an end.
NZ Herald struggles with how to gain readers’ trust
Manurewa Marae ‘scoop’ falls between clickbait and journalism.
The fraught business of Being Chlöe
Mystery surrounds taxpayer-funded doco on Greens co-leader.
Street talker
Street epistemology is all about asking questions so it’s appropriate that Boghossian should ask what topics to raise in Auckland. The obvious answer, in my opinion, is anything to do with Maori sovereignty and equal rights.
MAORI PARTY MADNESS
The Maori Party should drop their crusade to try to push ahead of other New Zealanders, using blood as their only claim to superiority. The Treaty didn’t give Maori any special right to lord it over non-Maori.
The Spinoff’s $10m taxpayer haul
NZ On Air’s records show 52 grants dating back to 2016.
The Plot Sickens
Labour continues to support gender affirmation and courtesy of puberty blockers, the sterilisation of children.
Is the Fair Digital News Bargaining Bill a risk for our democracy?
Our politicians are scared of Big Tech, and so they should be. But at some point they’re going to have to address it in a way that not only keeps the marketplace competitive, but also democratic.
Seymour’s opponents need better arguments
Academic and legal elites embarrass themselves in the Treaty debate.