Waikeria – dignity and respect still missing 38 years later
I spent four days as a sentenced prisoner at Waikeria Prison in 1983* and while four days isn’t enough for…
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I spent four days as a sentenced prisoner at Waikeria Prison in 1983* and while four days isn’t enough for…
IN THE COMING YEAR New Zealand politics will be driven by two inter-related forces: brown poverty and white guilt. Jacinda…
Most commentators are talking about 2020 as the year we are glad to put behind us. They say it has been a tough year for business with uncertainty about the economy alongside lockdowns, quarantine isolation and no overseas travel.
The following is an absolutely truthful account of the systems Trump has used (and will use) to try and secure…
Like a diminishing quotient of New Zealanders, I have the occasional expectation of finding something enthusing and enlightening in my Sunday newspaper. I also expect there is Damien Grant.
THERE ARE SIGNS and there are portents – if you know how to read them. Fifteen years ago it was…
“If that many people suffered, and so many people knew they were suffering, then why wasn’t it stopped?”
I know you old cynics (and young ones) are rolling your eyes. But all of this is possible, if we unlock our own self-imposed political stalemates and start thinking about how to move forward in the world.
THERE’S A CURIOUS disconnect between the Left’s support for the Muslim community and its deep-seated mistrust of the security services.
Mark Daadlar reported that Smith had interests in anti-Semitism (the Jews are to blame!), Islamaphobia (Muslims are to blame!) and debunking Covid. He also was, creepily, an Incel person.