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Saturday, November 2, 2019

GWPF Newsletter: China’s Electric Carmakers Battle for Survival After Subsidies Scaled Back

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Tesla Discloses US Revenues Collapse In this newsletter: 1) China’s Electric Carmakers Battle for Survival After Subsidies Scal...
Friday, November 1, 2019

Viv Forbes: Feeding the Fat Green Pigs

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In the era before coal, oil and electricity, the environment suffered greatly. Whales were slaughtered for lamp oil; forests were cle...

GWPF Newsletter: Chile Cancels UN Climate Summit Amid Energy Cost Revolt

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The Albatross Round Attenborough’s Neck In this newsletter: 1) Chile Cancels Annual Talk-Fest For Climate Activists  BBC News, ...
Wednesday, October 30, 2019

Melanie Phillips: The nightmarish election dilemma

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In the coming general election, those of us who are true Brexiteers are facing a potentially nightmarish decision. If we want to a) get...
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Brian Giesbrecht: Reforming Canada’s Failing Health Care System

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Most Canadians think that our healthcare system is a national treasure. One much superior to the system to the south where poor people of...

GWPF Newsletter: TV Star Johnny Ball Attacks Climate Hysteria

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Block On GM Rice -- A Crime Against Humanity  In this newsletter: 1) TV Star Johnny Ball Attacks Climate Hysteria The Courier, ...
Sunday, October 27, 2019

GWPF Newsletter: Chile Explodes Expensive Climate Policies Spark Mass Riots

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Chile’s Violence Has a Worrisome Message for Climate Campaigners And The World In this newsletter: 1) Chile Explodes: Expensive...

Melanie Phillips: Wake up, Brexiteers – BoJo’s deal is what you once called vassalage

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Nigel Farage has denounced Boris Johnson’s EU deal as “95 per cent the same” as Theresa May’s withdrawal deal, which was deemed so terrib...

Joel Kotkin: Climate Stalinism

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The Left’s fixation on climate change is cloaked in scientism, deploying computer models to create the illusion of certainty. Ever more ...

Bob Edlin: $13m granted to teach Siri to speak Te Reo

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The Taxpayers Union promptly picked up on the spending of millions of dollars of public money, almost beating the  Point of Order Trough ...
Saturday, October 26, 2019

Breaking Views Update: Week of 20.10.19

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Saturday October 26, 2019 News: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern will be attending the land wars commemoration on Monday This yea...

NZCPR Weekly: We've Had Enough

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Dear NZCPR Reader,    This week we look into the Prime Minister’s alarmism over climate change and the damage such exaggeration c...
Thursday, October 24, 2019

GWPF Newsletter: The New Coal Boom

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China Opens 17 New Coal Mines & Increases Coal Imports In this newsletter: 1) New Coal Boom: China Opens 17 New Coal Mines ...

Clive Bibby: An historic month in Tairawhiti

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For what it is worth, the following is my reflection on the last month of iconic events in Tairawhiti that included the tri annual local...
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Chris Trotter: Paying For Our Pakeha "Guilt" And "Privilege"

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PERHAPS THE BEST WAY to assess the quality of the NZ Herald ’s “Land of the Long White Cloud” is by studying Tom Clarke’s character...
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Wednesday, October 23, 2019

Karl du Fresne: Never mind democracy - off with his head!

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Meng Foon, the recently appointed race relations commissioner, thinks newly elected Tauranga city councillor Andrew Hollis should resig...
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GWPF Newsletter: Sea-Level Rise from Antarctic Ice Shelves Might Be Overestimated, Study Finds

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West Antarctic Ice Sheet Growing As Southern Ocean Warms Slightly In this newsletter: 1) Antarctic Ice Cliffs May Not Contribut...
Sunday, October 20, 2019

Melanie Phillips: Boris achieves the impossible - putting lipstick on the dead parrot

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Ignore all the gushing hype, the incredulous gasps of admiration that Boris (Houdini) Johnson seems to have achieved the impossible and a...
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Saturday, October 19, 2019

Breaking Views Update: Week of 13.10.19

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Saturday October 19, 2019 News: Korohi o Te Pepi - Singing of the Babies preschool kapa haka Pre-schoolers sung with enthusias...

Bob Edlin: A painful year ahead for NZ First

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Expect  the  old  campaigner Winston  Peters to be at  his belligerent  best as he   gears  up for another election.  He’s kept his party...