Stanford’s Magic Trick: Treaty of Waitangi in Education, gone
The argument was that Treaty obligations would move to the Crown. Critics say the latest education reforms prove they were simply removed.
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I joked if Seymour spoke telepathically to his dead dog when I should have been focused on Javier Milei’s money
The weirdest thing about Javier Milei may not be the dead dog stories anymore. Allegations around disinformation networks and political money are becoming far harder to ignore.
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This extreme weather will only get worse, there’s a point where the political spectrum shatters
A storm every eight days. At some point New Zealand won’t rebuild fast enough — and when that happens, politics changes forever.
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Why Taxpayers’ Union hate Māori so much
Same voices. Same outrage. Same targets. Why does every Taxpayers’ Union campaign seem to land on Māori?
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Beware of Stanford’s Education & Training (System Reform) Bill
Critics warn Erica Stanford’s Education & Training (System Reform) Bill centralises power, weakens teacher autonomy and risks long-term damage to NZ’s education system.
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Willis launches Covid Monetary Kangaroo Court Atlas Network Inquisition due to report back just before election
Nicola Willis launches a surprise inquiry into the Reserve Bank’s Covid response. Is this scrutiny — or an Atlas Network election weapon?
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Why would we trust Shane Jones, Donald Trump & Atlas Network over rare earth minerals?
Should New Zealand trust Shane Jones and Donald Trump with rare earth mineral negotiations? Fast-track mining powers raise serious concerns.
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Politicians, leave our kids alone
Several times last year I wrote about the dangers of politicians, from any party, being involved in the development of…
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One Civil Defence worker’s response to Luxon sums up every Kiwi’s feelings towards Government
Nothing sums up the contempt most Kiwis feel towards Chris Luxon quite like this Civil Defence Worker… Mr Popular pic.twitter.com/ebVdtKaP49…
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NZ Initiative & Atlas Network applaud as Regulatory Standards Bill passes
The Regulatory Standards Bill has passed. Supporters call it reform. Critics warn it prioritises property rights. What the shift means for NZ law-making.
