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21 November, 2024
Wrong kind of viral
Te Pāti Māori MPs have, in the words of one widely viewed American commentator, made New Zealand a laughing stock. The problem is not the haka, it’s the fact that Te Pāti Māori, and others who should know better, believe reasoned debate and war dances are equal ways to do politics.
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21 November, 2024
Statement on stabbing at Westfield Newmarket
This behaviour is unacceptable. My thoughts go out to the victim of this senseless act and his family.
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21 November, 2024
Regulatory relief welcomed for earthquake-prone buildings, but real change needed
The looming remediation deadlines have created enormous uncertainty and costs
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21 November, 2024
Puberty blockers: ACT welcomes safety being put first
Adolescence can be challenging and confusing, but using medication to deal with gender identity issues can have permanent effects that do real long-term harm.
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19 November, 2024
Submissions open: All Kiwis encouraged to finally have a say on the Treaty
Since 1975 when the Waitangi Tribunal decided the Treaty has ‘principles’, the job of interpreting those principles has been left to unelected judges. That changes today
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17 November, 2024
RNZ host needs to at least give pretence of impartiality
Mihingarangi Forbes is a co-host of RNZ's Saturday Mornings and hosts the RNZ podcast Mata.
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17 November, 2024
Fare-dodging leads to violence. Auckland Transport must take a tougher line
Antisocial fare dodgers discourage Aucklanders from using public transport. They deprive AT of revenue and load costs onto rule-abiding ratepayers.
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15 November, 2024
School kids should not be pushed into political activity
ACT has been approached by parents and students who are alarmed at school leadership abandoning political neutrality and pushing children into protest activity
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12 November, 2024
ACT calls for an end to taxpayer-funded election ads
Taxpayers shouldn’t be forced to pay for the election campaigns of parties they oppose
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12 November, 2024
Cameron Luxton calls for Auditor-General investigation into Tauranga Marine Precinct sale
Tauranga-based ACT MP Cameron Luxton has written to the Auditor-General, raising concerns about the Council’s recent sale of the Tauranga Marine Precinct and requesting an investigation.
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11 November, 2024
Kindness 2.0
Free Press handily picked the Trump Triumph two weeks ago. Winning the popular vote, the Presidency, and both houses is a seismic shift.
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07 November, 2024
ACT bill drawn to provide for mutually-agreed end of employment
Sometimes when one New Zealander employs another it just doesn’t work out.