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Search Articles“After months of keeping voters waiting, Te Pāti Māori has finally shown its hand. Unfortunately, it is reaching straight for taxpayers’ wallets.”
“Te Pāti Māori has spent most of the year seemingly allergic to policy, and after all that time this is what they have come up with: five new taxes. “Apparently one or two new taxes were not ambitious enough. Te Pāti Māori wants to tax income, wealth, businesses and investment harder, then use the proceeds to fund an even bigger state. “After months of keeping voters waiting, Te Pāti Māori has finally shown its hand.
"Leisure, far from being laziness, is often the most active and engaged part of our lives."
"The ancient Greeks’ word for work simply translates as “not leisure”. ... for the Greeks, only has meaning in relation to leisure. There is no way to make sense of labour without rest. This is because work, for the Greeks, has leisure as its purpose. Doing work without the promise of leisure is simply running around in circles with no end in mind—it’s incomprehensible. "If leisure is not just laziness, what is it?
"What, exactly, is chiropractic, and what would happen if its claims were subjected to serious scrutiny?"
"[I]mprovement after treatment is not always improvement caused by treatment, since much of it arrives with time and attention. ... "[C]hiropractic [is] not one profession but many: true believers, entrepreneurs, technicians, philosophers, clinicians ... [but w]hat, exactly, [is] chiropractic, and what would happen if its claims were subjected to serious scrutiny? ...
"More money is not the answer."
"[T]wo salient facts: At April 1, 2025, a sole parent with two or more children received on average $1,110 weekly; a couple with two or more children, $1,255 net. In the year to the June 2025 quarter, median weekly income from wages and salaries was $1,380 gross or $1,111 after tax. ... "There are already a quarter million children living in benefit-dependent homes ... where, the ‘experts’ tell us, it’s a struggle to provide essentials like food and clothing. ...
"Asset recycling...'
Net Zero Is Dying: Blackouts, High Costs & the Politicians and CEOs Who Quietly Changed Their Minds - Some European countries claimed to get 60% of their power from renewables. But then they faced soaring energy costs and blackouts. The post Net Zero Is D... Minor party folklore - In the wake of the rise of the Opportunity Party in recent opinion polls there has been much commentary about the role of smaller parties as kingmakers whe...
"The Bill’s rhetorical appeal rests on the idea that it targets under-16s. Its mechanism does not."
"The Bill’s rhetorical appeal rests on the idea that it targets under-16s. Its mechanism does not. "To reliably prevent a 15-year-old from holding an account, a platform must satisfy itself about the age of every account-holder — which in practice means age-assuring the entire adult population as well. "Privacy Commissioner Michael Webster made the point bluntly when the policy was first floated. Keeping under-16s out means ...
"People in Iran know they will have to bring down the regime themselves. All they ask is that the west doesn’t throw the regime a lifeline."
“The [Iranian] regime [massacred] up to 40,000 in just two days in January. Since then, an execution spree has killed hundreds, many hung from cranes in public squares. Still more remain on death row. ... "The Iranian people’s struggle is one of the great democratic and human rights movements of our age. Yet it barely registers within progressive politics in Britain [or here in NZ].
"The Green Party’s supermarket policy is a textbook example of how modern ideological movements drift toward retroactive punishment."
Chloe Swarbrick: 'Yes, I alone will decide how much profit you will make. Or not.' "One of the most valuable inheritances from Roman law is the prohibition on retroactive legislation; the principle that what is lawful today cannot be declared unlawful tomorrow and punished after the fact. Civilisation depends on this. Without it, citizens cannot plan, cannot trust the law, and cannot defend themselves against the State. The rule of law collapses into rule by law — law as a weapon. ...
Markets are people too
The Ace of Lace - Ace of Lace If you’ve spent any time sitting at a high table in a good local taproom over the last few years, staring down at an empty Nonic pint … Continu... Of Helen Keller and Helicopter Parenting - The movie that best illustrates today’s parenting expectations is “The Miracle Worker,” about Helen Keller. When Annie Sullivan is hired as governess, sh... Bryan Bruce – Don’t let the Right Wing Steal Your Vote ! - The National Coalition have changed the voting rules .
Krasnov is a criminal
"While Trump makes love to Kim Jong Un and betrays U.S. ally South Korea, North Korean ballistic missiles are slamming into Kyiv. "Trump blocks Ukraine from buying or making missile interceptors for Patriot air defence systems, helping the Russian/North Korean attacks get through."