Graham Adams writes a seminal piece on the disconnect between the woke press and much of NZ. 

Among other things, Kiwis are being kept in the dark about the recent explosive disclosures in the “WPATH(World Professional Association for Trans Health) Files”.

He also observes the media is feeling much sorrier for themselves than for other industries that have had recent layoffs.

18 March 2024

The (coincidental?) connections between intelligence agencies and the “Data Industrial Complex”

Is the intricate relationship and historical ties between intelligence agencies, social media platforms, and Big Tech purely coincidental or indicative of a deliberate strategy to shape public opinion?

21 March 2024

Global fertility decline promises “immense implications” including the need for open immigration

A new major study in The Lancet projects a global fertility rate decline will lead to shrinking populations more quickly than currently thought in almost every country by the end of the century. If correct, the impacts would be profound.

20 March 2024

How Much For That Vote? Official release of party ad expenses for the 2023 general election reveals it’s not always about the money

Despite Labour raising less money, they spent more on advertising at the last election. So maybe money can’t buy happiness.

21 March 2024

John Stossel: Our world needs fewer Elizabeth Warrens and more Elon Musks

Journalist John Stossel praises “makers'' like Elon Musk for driving significant advancements in electric vehicles, space exploration, and internet connectivity. Meanwhile, “takers” like US Democratic senator Elizabeth Warren, not so much.

19 March 2024

ESG on the ropes as billions pulled from funds and states launch banking probes

Texas has announced the termination of its $8.5b investment with BlackRock, citing the firm's alleged boycott of energy companies as the reason. The decision is in accordance with Texas law aimed at distancing the state from financial institutions engaging in anti-fossil fuel practices.

21 March 2024

“They are in charge now” Hipkins ducks responsibility as New Zealand officially enters recession

New Zealand has officially entered a recession as Gross Domestic Product (GDP) fell by 0.1% in the December 2023 quarter, marking two successive quarters of economic contraction. Not surprisingly former Prime Minister Chris Hipkins rejected blame, saying it’s the current government's responsibility. 

“They are in charge now,” the Labour leader told Newstalk ZB.