Waatea News Column: Armed police trial a terrifying failure of public policy
The results from the armed Police trial have been made public and the numbers suggest a terrifying failure of public policy.
The results from the armed Police trial have been made public and the numbers suggest a terrifying failure of public policy.
The time for pretending that criticism of the pandemic is racist and that this won’t be a big deal as our woke activists on Twitter have been screaming since January is over.
The Black Swan is here you fools.
The entire banking system should be taken over as a public service
EVERYONE HAS HAD a good laugh at RNZ’s “Music Strategy” featuring “The Ten New Zealanders”.
Improvements to New Zealand’s new medicinal cannabis scheme – together with recent polling – suggest how we can win the cannabis referendum, writes Chris Fowlie.
WHAT’S WRONG with our journalists? Why do so many reporters and columnists memories appear to fail them? Only this morning, the veteranNZ Herald columnist, Brian Rudman, contributed yet another lapse to the Fourth Estate’s growing tally of memory malfunctions. He’s one of theHerald’s best, of course, with years of intelligent and splendidly trenchant commentary behind him, but today’s memory fade is every bit as egregious as the historical deficiencies so apparent in the writing of much younger journalists.
Let’s be sensible and caring . But let’s not panic.
The Novel Corona Virus and potential recession may provide an opportunity to reconsider the social and economic settings that have led to political and environmental instability around the world.
John Tamihere has entered the 2020 election as a candidate for the Māori Party in the Tamaki Makaurau electorate and if successful, could reshape the next Government.
The sooner we start planning for this to be a worst case scenario event, the sooner we can prepare for that worst case scenario.