Summarised by Centrist
ACT leader David Seymour engaged in a heated debate with Ngāti Toa’s Helmut Modlik on the interpretation of Te Tiriti. Seymour argued that “divisive” Treaty interpretations hinder progress and advocated for the Treaty Principles Bill, saying it ensures “the Treaty means what it says.” Modlik, challenging Seymour, called the idea that Māori ceded sovereignty “preposterous,” defending the treaty as a basis for ongoing truth and reconciliation.
“There is a lot of disquiet.”
Over one-third of rentals were found to have damp or mould issues in 2022.
The group remains “on the radar.”
It would provide a “middle ground.”
Summarised by Centrist Green MP Tamatha Paul wants Wellington’s statues of colonial figures removed from
“There is a lot of disquiet.”
Over one-third of rentals were found to have damp or mould issues in 2022.
The group remains “on the radar.”
It would provide a “middle ground.”
Summarised by Centrist Green MP Tamatha Paul wants Wellington’s statues of colonial figures removed from
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The type of managerialism and politicisation afflicting New Zealand universities is present in other countries to a greater or lesser degree.
If you want to attack anyone for what you and a few of your fellow ideological travellers see as doctrinal error, you really shouldn’t make your target the grieving parents of a child who died alone of starvation in a motel room.
New Zealand doesn’t take its universities seriously, despite them being major export earners and productivity engines.
RNZ dismissed 1930s heat data by claiming sites can’t be compared, even though NIWA now routinely does, undermining their own record-breaking headline.
The Crown is being audited for failing to meet an undefined ideological benchmark created by the previous government.
An NZ Herald article on bowel cancer screening appears to have been discreetly sanitised post-publication.
