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- Sean Plunket asks: Should Te Pāti Māori be banned...
- Point of Order: Buzz from the Beehive - 31/5/24
- Mike's Minute: Is this the time of year to be mis...
- Cam Slater: At Last, Taxpayers Get Some Tax Relief!
- Chris Newman: Treaty Principles Come Before Rhetoric
- Bruce Moon: Twisting the Treaty has never stopped
- Clive Bibby: Rib tickling yarns
- Simon O'Connor: Tikanga for some
- David Farrar: Better to stimulate housing supply ...
- JC: Maori Seats Need to Go Pronto
- Professor Robert MacCulloch: Census 2023 reveals ...
- Kerre Woodham: How do we get information we need ...
- Thursday May 30, 2024 ⇩
- Sir Bob Jones: The Maori message in simple language
- Tom O'Connor: Minds made up on Māori wards bill b...
- Dr Oliver Hartwich: Time for a tune-up as New Zea...
- Ele Ludemann: Taking less not giving more
- Cam Slater: It Looks Like National Have a Problem
- Winston Peters: Make no mistake. Racial division ...
- Dr Oliver Hartwich: A far-right falling out in Eu...
- Kerre Woodham: Debt-to-income restrictions aren't...
- Brendan O'Neill: Rafah reminds us of the evils of...
- Ele Ludemann: Not thinking at all
- Wednesday May 29, 2024 ⇩
- NZCPR Newsletter: Time for Reform
- Point of Order: Buzz from the Beehive - 29/5/27
- Paul Brennan chats to Dr Muriel Newman about Budge...
- Bryce Edwards: Parliament’s increasingly toxic et...
- Mike's Minute: The Budget is a scapegoat for the ...
- Frank Newman: The Letter from Mayors & Chairs
- NZCPR Submission: Local Government Maori Ward Bill
- Alwyn Poole: Charter Schools
- Cam Slater: Scallywags? Actually, They Are More l...
- Professor Robert MacCulloch: False advertising - ...
- Geoff Parker: What are you afraid of?
- Graham Adams: Film-makers follow the money on ‘di...
- Nick Clark: City and Regional deals
- Bruce Cotterill: New Zealand will have six millio...
- Kerre Woodham: Paid placements are not a new idea
- Tuesday May 28, 2024 ⇩
- Point of Order: Buzz from the Beehive - 28/5/24
- Professor Robert MacCulloch: NZ Treasury Mis-sell...
- Mike's Minute: Time to restore standards in this ...
- Cam Slater: Te Pati Maori ‘Mobilising a Militia o...
- Peter Hemmingson: Deconstructing the ‘Noble Savag...
- Ian Bradford: UK Professor says billions need to d...
- David Farrar: Te Pāti Māori playing the race card
- Roger Childs: Book Review - Who Really Broke the T...
- Clive Bibby: Prosperity for Maori not dependant on...
- Rod Kane: Now Here Is a Conundrum
- JC: Shane Jones Tells It Like It Is
- Kerre Woodham: Great pre-Budget announcement for ...
- Simon O'Connor: Woke approved violence ...
- Monday May 27, 2024 ⇩
- Cam Slater: Guess Who Doesn’t Believe in Democracy?
- David Farrar: Contempt for the public
- Professor Robert MacCulloch: Did the Reserve Bank...
- Mike's Minute: Welcome to the week of the tax cut
- Damien Grant: What to do with a problem like Kāin...
- Kevin: Hope for School Kids and Our Future
- JC: The Left Are Showing Their True Colours
- John MacDonald: Shane Jones' billion dollar oppor...
- Sunday May 26, 2024 ⇩
- Michael Reddell: Excess demand and the Reserve Bank
- Dr Bryce Wilkinson: Housing mess laid bare - medi...
- Ele Ludemann: Tax Freedom Day
- Professor Robert MacCulloch: Budget 2024
- David Farrar: Mayors think they should decide, no...
- Professor John Raine: Shifting Investment towards...
- Dr James Kierstead: New Caledonia's troubles
- Michael Reddell: A puzzle
- Saturday May 25, 2024 ⇩
- Dr Oliver Hartwich: Bridges Burned - Former Minis...
- Brendan O'Neill: Populism ain’t dead yet
- Dr Guy Hatchard: One Last Throw of The Dice For H...
- David Farrar: Te Pati Maori go personal
- Peter Dunne: Wellington City Council in crisis
- Dr Oliver Hartwich: China's bullyboy tactics set ...
- Heather du Plessis Allan: We need more cops on the...
- Breaking Views Update: Week of 19.5.24
- Ele Ludemann: Development & environmental protect...
- Professor Robert MacCulloch: RBNZ Governor says ...
- Nick Hanne: The Censors who'll save us from ourse...
- Kerre Woodham: Shane Jones has a point
- Friday May 24, 2024 ⇩
- Point of Order: Buzz from the Beehive - 24/5/24
- NZCPR Newsletter: Budget Challenges
- Gary Judd KC: Tikanga Regulations complaint to pr...
- David Farrar: Dairy Owners scoff at watered down ...
- Cam Slater: Dodgier than a Week Old KFC Chicken Leg
- Mike's Minute: Is AI really the future?
- The Leighton Smith Podcast: Dr Muriel Newman on t...
- Cameron Luxton: Activist Mayors On A Hiding To No...
- Martin Hanson: The Education Debate*
- Clive Bibby: Public servants and the chop.
- Mike Butler: Treaty settlements – let’s be honest
- Suze: They Are Not Going to Apologise
- Alwyn Poole: Economics 101 on Importing and Expor...
- Professor Robert MacCulloch: Productivity in NZ w...
- Bryan Leyland: The electricity crisis - what caus...
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This is achieving equity by " dumbing down". The Marxist dogma.
Sack the current Ministry of Education's top staff ( and Council for Educational Research)
Remove " Maori Te Ao vision as central focus of curriculum - unless approved by all NZers ( not 17%).
NZ will be a third World country very soon. what further proof is needed?
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