Do yourself a favour and watch this. đźš©Winston Peters gave a long form interview to Al Jazeera mostly regarding the Palestine decision, and he kicked the gas lighting interviewer around like a hacky ...
The New Zealand Media Council has upheld a complaint from the Brewers Association of New Zealand against Radio New Zealand (RNZ), citing a breach of Principle (1) Accuracy, Fairness and Balance in its ...
The Charter School model is about improving opportunities/outcomes for "underserved" communities. The schools currently being approved in the NZ system would not be internationally recognised as ...
An interesting poll at Electoral Calculus, where a 2,000 person poll of the British Establishment was done. They found: 75% of Britain's establishment voted for left-of-centre parties in 2024, ...
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Guest Post: Israel must end imprisonment without trial and curb settler violence in the West Bank
Access to a lawyer is a human right, as is the right to argue your case in court. Unfortunately, although these freedoms exist within Israel itself, it engages in the practice of administrative ...
That the Te Tai Tokerau Electorate Executive be reset by way of a Special General Meeting, on the basis that the Electorate Executive is no longer functioning in accordance with Party requirements and ...
The NZ Initiative has published a report looking at what changes we should make to MMP as it approaches its 30th birthday. I'm on a panel discussing the report at 2.30 pm tomorrow (Wed 29th) for those ...
At the moment, different sides on the Israel/ Palestine conflict are accusing each other either of antisemitism on the one hand or of weaponising claims of antisemitism to silence criticism of Israel ...
Um, “I see too many brown people in TV adverts” racist.3 26 Log in to Reply Report October 27, 2025 8:47am ...
I got sent a link to this website about Naenae College. I have no first or even second hand knowledge about Naenae College, except I note that it is about to implement an enrolment scheme, which ...
Erica Stanford released the following data on new school entrants: 58 per cent of students were at or above expectations, up from 36 per cent in Term 1. 43 per cent of students exceeded expectations ...
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