Last week’s Supreme Court ruling in the Edwards case challenges Parliament to take a definitive role in clarifying New Zealand’s Treaty laws.
Even if the numbers that show NZ men make more than NZ women are correct, that does not prove prejudice. You don’t need to be an expert to understand there are many nuances in these broad generalisations. Can you say “politics”?
Results seem to suggest that even expensive tolled roads are preferable to cycleways.
A letter from 42 KCs urging the government to abandon the Treaty Principles Bill has been amplified by state media, creating a false consensus.
The sovereign citizen (SovCit) movement rejects government authority, claiming individuals can “opt out” of laws.
In The Great Divide, Wishart takes aim at contemporary views on the Treaty claiming they are politically driven and contending that Māori signatories understood they were ceding sovereignty to the Crown.
New Hampshire’s pandemic report talks of ignored vaccine safety signals, harmful propaganda, and the devastating impacts of lockdowns on children.
Are New Zealand’s biggest news outlets willing to fact-check government claims, or are they letting misinformation slip through?
Critics questioning if his presence might restore balance.
