International women’s day? How are the worst off mothers and their kids doing?
So today is International womens day. Before we celebrate, spare a thought for the mothers stuck under the lowest of all povery lines.
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So today is International womens day. Before we celebrate, spare a thought for the mothers stuck under the lowest of all povery lines.
We should all welcome last week’s International Criminal Court decision to formally open an investigation into allegations of Israeli war…
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On Wednesday, 3 March, the International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda, confirmed the “initiation of an investigation respecting the…
The clearest description of this revolution and its ultimate objectives that I have read so far is contained in a tweet posted in the name of Maori Party co-leader, Rawiri Waititi. To describe the tweet as jarring would be something of an understatement:
I have been going on about Gloriavale for years. When I launched a campaign a few years ago to force…
The moment kindness stops working, the world will be amazed at how cruel ordinary New Zealanders can be.
We have to take a long, hard look at why the system has failed Maori despite three decades of progress in certain areas. There has been a significant growth in professional and middle-class layers amongst Maori which is a good thing. There has been an expansion in Maori-run businesses and assets under Maori control that deliver services directly to Maori people.
Real left-wingers, today, emulating the real left-wingers of the 1980s, would require those advocating top-down revolution to first obtain a bottom-up mandate.
I have seen a few comments about the place concerning Case M etc. – asking if maybe the Government didn’t do enough to communicate with the person (and family) in question in culturally relevant ways or a language he could understand.