On Friday, NZ moves into the traffic light system. There will be significant restrictions placed on church attendance. How do they compare to how other countries are approaching attendance at places of worship? You may …
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Which candidate for the National Party leadership holds values which will bring the party back to its conservative roots. And what should be the priorities of the new leader.
Political commentators labelled the actions of the Government this week as a “constitutional disgrace”. Some say they’re “running roughshod over democracy” What were they referring to, and should we be concerned?
The Government wants to scrap the ‘Three Strikes’ law, saying that “the public don’t like this law”. A poll has found that just 25% of New Zealanders want the ‘Three Strikes’ law repealed, including just …
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Some in the media are even raising the red flag about the Government controlling the narrative – via the media! We should all be concerned by that.
From McBlog (bobmccoskrie.com) Selective Silence from the Media – The NZ media are showing a selective silence on some key issues. Even ex-journalists are expressing concern. Here’s a simple example that’s close to home…
We asked kiwis what kind of jobs they were losing under the “no jab no job” policy. You may be shocked by just how far this mandate is extending – despite political assurances that this …
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The broadcasting watchdog (BSA) has said that they no longer will consider complaints of bias against a broadcaster. All the broadcaster has to argue is that the other side of the debate ‘might’ be heard on another …
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If the Broadcasting Standards Authority didn’t have double standards, they’d have no standards at all. Check out the hypocrisy and flawed thinking of their latest policy statement. https://www.bsa.govt.nz/complaints/complaints-that-are-unlikely-to-succeed/