David Seymour’s interpretation of the Treaty of Waitangi is out of context
Professor Margaret Mutu contests ACT MP David Seymour’s version of Tiriti O Waitangi, how his interpretation is out of context.
Woman complains of online bullying then hypocritically commits online bullying
Corrina Sheilds, a contributor to the New Zealand Centre of political research, which is managed by ex-ACT MP Muriel Newman, recently penned an article that has since been deleted. In it, she claimed to be the target of online harassment due to her views expressed in the newsletter of the New Zealand Centre of Political […]
Japan’s Earthquake: A Testament to Resilience and Preparedness
Japan, a nation frequently subjected to seismic activity, recently experienced a significant earthquake. The quake, with a magnitude of 7.6, struck the Sea of Japan coast, resulting in four fatalities and prompting thousands to seek refuge in evacuation centres. Despite the quake’s intensity, Japan’s stringent disaster preparedness protocols and resilient infrastructure helped mitigate the damage. […]
Why the Atlas Network will win the Anti-Treaty referendum
Upon detailed examination, it seems a referendum aimed at dismantling the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi is likely to progress beyond the select committee stage. It will then be put to a vote among a largely uninformed public, who are expected to vote against it. This mirrors the ‘no’ vote campaign against the voice […]
Progress Towards Peace: Islamic Jihad Leaders’ Cairo Visit for Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Talks
In a significant stride towards peace in the Middle East, leaders of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad are gearing up for a crucial visit to Cairo. The primary focus of this visit is to discuss the potential for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, a development that could have far-reaching implications for the region. The delegation […]
Reconciliation Through the Removal of a Controversial Statue in Whanganui
In Whanganui, a significant event has recently taken place that has implications for the nation’s historical narrative and its path toward reconciliation. A statue, which had been a longstanding symbol of colonial history, has been removed from Moutoa Gardens. This statue was controversial due to an inscription that condemned upriver Māori for “fanaticism and barbarism”. […]
Atlas Network: A Global Think Tank interfering in New Zealands democracy
The Atlas Network, an international alliance of think tanks, was established in 1981 by the British businessman Antony Fisher. It has had a profound impact on global policies and ideologies. The network’s principles are largely based on the ideas of economist F.A. Hayek, especially his book, “The Road to Serfdom”. In his work, Hayek cautions […]
The English version of the Treaty of Waitangi is irrelevant it never existed
The Māori nation maintains that they never surrendered sovereignty in what is often referred to as the English version of the Treaty of Waitangi, primarily because no English version of the Treaty of Waitangi exists. The founding documents of the Treaty are built on nine documents, each signed by different chiefs and Rangitira as they […]
New Zealand’s Battle with COVID-19
New Zealand, a country once celebrated for its successful elimination strategy against COVID-19, is now facing a significant surge in cases. The country, which had no COVID-19 deaths for most of the pandemic, is now facing a grim prediction of an estimated 1,000 deaths. The Current Situation As of the last update on November 27, […]
Prince Harry says he was ‘forced to leave’ UK due to security concerns
Prince Harry has revealed that he and his wife Meghan Markle felt ‘forced to leave’ the UK in 2020 because they could not ensure the safety of their family on British soil. The Duke of Sussex made the statement as part of his ongoing legal battle with the Home Office over the withdrawal of his […]