Family First Media Release 23 July 2012 Family First NZ is disappointed that a complaint against foul language used by a politician, and broadcast unnecessarily as a token gesture during the 6pm news was not […]
The verdict from the long running inquest into the deaths of the Kahui twins is to be released this week. The report, originally understood to have been “damning” of Chris Kahui, had been due for […]
By Melissa Wishart A report has been released today detailing the escape of a convict from Tongariro Rangipo Prison from a work gang whose absence was not noticed for an hour and a half. Jamie […]
Family First Media Release 20 July 2012 Family First NZ is welcoming a call from Canterbury’s health bosses to raise the drinking age to 20, and says that health boards, health professionals, police, family groups, […]
The killer of Pukekawa farmers Harvey and Jeannette Crewe tried to murder the couple twice, and only succeeded on the second occasion. In a dramatic new twist to the 40 year old cold case tonight, […]
Open publication – Free publishing – More news Open publication – Free publishing – More news Why do major infrastructure projects cost so much in New Zealand? We need major investment in new roading infrastructure, […]
A nature “documentary” on US television’s Discovery Channel has left enough people wondering whether mermaids actually exist that the National Ocean and Atmosperic Administration has been forced to issue a news release denying that mermaids […]
CERN experiments observe particle consistent with long-sought Higgs boson Geneva, 4 July 2012. At a seminar held at CERN* today as a curtain raiser to the year’s major particle physics conference, ICHEP2012 in Melbourne, […]
New Zealand’s chief high court judge has ruled the joint FBI/Crown raids on the 35 million dollar mansion owned by Megaupload founder Kim Doctom were illegal. Justice Winkelman has just ruled the search warrants used […]
THE SEX EDUCATION MYTH THIS IS WHAT THEY ARE TEACHING YOUR KIDS There’s been huge debate recently about the agenda-driven nature of sex education in New Zealand schools. One parent, scientist RICHARD O’KEEFE, was concerned […]
Kiwi Smartphone Technology to Revolutionise Mobile Payments A Kiwi technology company has created a new device which will revolutionise the way New Zealanders pay their bills and provide better cash flow for local businesses. Swipe […]
Auckland casino worker Tuni Parata has been threatened with dismissal for carrying a pocket bible with her when she works. Tuni Parata has been a SKYCITY worker for more than a decade and is currently […]
FUKUSHIMA’S DEADLY SECRET Are the public being kept in the dark? WORDS BY IAN WISHART If you’ve been anywhere near the internet in recent weeks, a viral email on the Fukushima nuclear […]
BRIDGING FINANCE ARE WE PAYING FAR TOO MUCH FOR INFRASTRUCTURE? (Download full article from link) INVjun2012Infrastructure We need major investment in new roading infrastructure, but are New Zealanders being unwittingly fleeced of billions in the […]
Al Gore’s movie and book, “An Inconvenient Truth” convinced John Key and many other New Zealand politicians that catastrophic climate change was real and happening in their time, thanks largely to a now discredited temperature […]
Author calls on Academic to apologise for getting his facts wrong over bestselling book The author of a new bestselling book on New Zealand history has described as “sour grapes” a tongue-lashing from AUT academic […]
New Zealanders would have to find an extra $1.2 billion a year to pay the United Nations in climate change fees, under a new proposed plan due to be discussed at the Rio+20 conference this […]
Children raised by gay parents suffer – Study Children raised in a lesbian household are 50% more likely to later describe themselves as homosexual, bisexual or asexual, than children raised by heterosexual couples. In a […]
Alabama Adopts First Official State Ban on UN Agenda 21 Written by Alex Newman “THE NEW AMERICAN” Alabama became the first state to adopt a tough law protecting private property and due process by prohibiting […]
The top leadership of the ACC have failed to survive the aftermath of a news conference over the Bronwen Pullar affair, with CEO Ralph Stewart announcing his resignation this morning. Stewart’s departure comes less than […]
Pagan Cult Member Turns IPCC Lead Author By Haunting the Library IPCC Lead Author member of group that preaches “Revolt and Remember”. Resilience Alliance talks of “destabilization” and “destruction” leading to “reorganization”. Group inspired by […]
Three triplets, aged just two years old, are among 19 people killed in this morning’s horrific shopping mall fire in Doha, Qatar. New Zealand Prime Minister John Key has confirmed the deaths of the triplets […]
Loose Moon Unit Advocates Compulsory Human Microchipping to Fight Climate Change By Haunting The Library In a fascinating insight into the mentality of those who espouse the mantra of catastrophic global warming, writer Elizabeth Moon […]
Foreign charter vessels to be reflagged The Government today announced it is to require reflagging of foreign-owned fishing vessels operating in New Zealand waters to address labour, safety and fisheries practice concerns. Primary Industries […]
Budget 2012 goes high tech with new app The Government will launch a smartphone and tablet app for Budget 2012 on Thursday, providing more ready access to Budget material and helping to reduce the need […]
New controversy rages today over the birth status of US president Barack Obama, after revelations that the aspiring politician evidently described himself as “born in Kenya” in the publicity blurb for a 1991 book project, […]
Evidence released in Trayvon Martin death By Frances Robles McClatchy Newspapers A trove of evidence collected for George Zimmerman’s highly anticipated second-degree murder trial was made public Thursday, including an autopsy report documenting Trayvon’s […]
DORIS MOUSDALE REVIEWS “THE GREAT DIVIDE: THE STORY OF NEW ZEALAND & ITS TREATY”: “I can recommend it, I think it is a fascinating read and I think everybody should be reading it” The reviews […]
The EU’s unilateral climate policies face a deepening crisis. Given the manifest reluctance of the world’s big emitters to accept any legally binding carbon targets and in face of our economic crisis, Europe should undertake […]
There is joy in New Zealand’s ‘Boy’ By Cary Darling McClatchy Newspapers Thanks to Peter Jackson’s high- tech Weta Studios, where “The Lord of the Rings” saga and many other blockbusters have been made, we […]
A New Zealand designed iPhone app for business travellers needing hotel accomodation at the last minute can now be used in Australia too. Stay Today has been put together by an Auckland company, to take […]
By Bob McCoskrie – National Director of Family First NZ Marriages are a matter of significant public concern, as the record of almost every culture shows. If it weren’t for the fact that sexual intercourse […]
There have long been hold-out moms who, for whatever reason, can’t seem to wean their children. In New Zealand, some mothers have still been breastfeeding their children at five, even as adult teeth are already […]
Journalist Ian Wishart’s compelling new book on the colonisation of New Zealand and the real story behind the Treaty of Waitangi has shot to the top of the New Zealand and Australian bestseller lists on […]
Readers resist the triumph of cosmic rays over CO2 By Lawrence Solomon Last fall, after public opinion polls showed most of the Western world’s citizens had turned against global-warming alarmism, after governments started to slash […]
Forget manuka, kanuka is the new superhoney New Zealand kanuka honey has double the levels of bug-killing manuka factor according to work recently published by Crown Research Institute Industrial Research Limited. Medical researcher Professor […]
Ian Wishart’s new book on the Treaty of Waitangi, The Great Divide, has rocketed up the bestseller lists to become the top-selling NZ non fiction title within 72 hours of release. The Great Divide: The […]
NEW TREATY BOOK BLAMES MAORI, PAKEHA, AND STORYTELLERS (related stories: rockets to top of bestseller list; first reviews published Read fully-referenced extract here The Great Divide: The Story of New Zealand & Its Treaty, $36.99, […]
To try and keep these reviews all in one place, we’ve assembled them here: REVIEWS OF TOTALITARIA “I couldn’t put the book down. I read it before bed. My mind raced and I couldn’t sleep. […]
The United Nations Development Programme, helmed by New Zealander Helen Clark has won a film award for a documentary about melting Himalayan glaciers, despite the inconvenient truth revealed last week that Himalayan glaciers have been […]
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