The Liberal Agenda – Lorde is so cool
What went down at Lorde’s surprise shows in Auckland? The intimate, invite-only surprise series of sets took place in the…
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ACT destroyed school lunches, now coming to fine truant parents
Parents could be prosecuted amid school truancy crackdown The Ministry of Education is poised to pursue prosecutions of parents who…
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ACT pretend hairdressers getting boozed is the most important regulatory issue
Hairdressing law shake-up announced by David Seymour Separate hairdressing regulations are set to be scrapped, with cabinet agreeing to all…
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Musk’s DOGE chainsaw failed but the mutilation remains
Elon Musk is leaving the Trump administration after leading effort to slash federal government Elon Musk is leaving his US…
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Believe it or not: Farmers complaining about the budget with help of free market NZ initiative zealots!
Budget 2025: Agriculture needs protection and investment – Dr Jacqueline Rowarth Of note is that the primary sector, which is…
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PanquakePpl: This chatbot promises to help you get over ex who ghosted you
A startup is throwing chatbots at “ghosting”—being abandoned by someone abruptly and without explanation—by roleplaying as your ex, former friend,…
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The Liberal Agenda – Inaugural Keith Locke Memorial Debate
Keith Locke will be remembered with a political debate to be held on 3 July 2025 at the Irish Club…
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The Bradbury Group Pre-Budget Special with Hipkins, Hooton, John Tamihere & Renney
I am proud to announce a brand spanking new weekly Political Podcast, The Bradbury Group, proudly sponsored by Waatea News…
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The many tentacles of the Atlas Network
Critics argue global free-market networks like Atlas influence deregulation debates in New Zealand. What the Regulatory Standards Bill could mean.
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Atlas Network in New Zealand: Influence, Think Tanks, and the Regulatory Standards Bill
Critics argue the Atlas Network’s global free-market ecosystem echoes through NZ policy debates. Why the Regulatory Standards Bill matters more than the noise.
