Professor Robert MacCulloch: How Former PM Hipkins Mislead Five Million Kiwis & Betrayed their Trust in Government

When the current Leader of the Labour Party was Prime Minister, on 7 March 2023, in the name of his government, over five million New Zealanders were mailed Census papers. They said on the front page that filling out the forms, stacked full of highly confidential questions about one's personal life, was "required by law". At the top of the page, a sworn statement was made by the NZ government, namely that "The information you provide will be kept confidential by Stats NZ and is protected by the Data & Statistics Act 2022". That never happened.

Wendy Geus: Social justice takes precedence over law in census investigation

Revealing dire need for Seymour's Treaty Principles Bill

David Seymour obliquely referred to the pervasion of a social justice agenda in New Zealand in his first interview of 2025 on The Country, with words to the effect, Government officials (and universities) have gone rogue implementing identity ideology (with private enterprise following suit!)

NZCPR Newsletter: Democracy in Turmoil

“As long as I have any choice in the matter, I shall live only in a country where civil liberty, tolerance, and equality of all citizens before the law prevail.”

Those were the words of Albert Einstein, who fled Nazi Germany in 1933 to live in the United States.

How many of the record 55,000 Kiwis who have “fled” New Zealand over the last few months, have left to escape the racism that is now dividing our country?

Ele Ludemann: Public inquiry needed

StatsNZ has announced an independent inquiry into allegations about illegal use of census data at Manuwera Marae:

Stats NZ has asked an independent external party to investigate allegations of misuse of census data collected for the 2023 Census.

Last year Stats NZ partnered with Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency to lift low response rates from Māori in Auckland. The collection operations with non-responding and partial-responding Māori households were led by Te Pae Herenga o Tāmaki. As part of this, Whānau Ora worked with Manurewa Marae.