Summarised by Centrist
The government launched the second Te Aorerekura Action Plan, aiming to reduce family and sexual violence. Minister Karen Chhour called it “another important milestone” for interagency collaboration. Police Minister Mark Mitchell emphasised “strengthening multi-agency responses,” while Labour’s Ginny Andersen criticised a lack of reported progress, calling it a “cost-cutting exercise” and warning, “That’s a red flag.”
The scammer “skillfully mimicked” bank staff.
A “trusted partner.”
68% planning increased tech investment in AI and automation.
Slammed as a “constitutional straitjacket.”
“It is not the ancestors, the fates or the capricious gods which control us.”
A “blueprint for systemic change.”
The scammer “skillfully mimicked” bank staff.
A “trusted partner.”
68% planning increased tech investment in AI and automation.
Slammed as a “constitutional straitjacket.”
“It is not the ancestors, the fates or the capricious gods which control us.”
A “blueprint for systemic change.”
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A look at why some proposals are celebrated while others are labelled “treacherous”—and what this selective support reveals about New Zealand’s Treaty debates.
Mounting evidence and expert opinions are questioning the safety of mRNA vaccines while New Zealand remains silent on the matter.
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”?
