Hamilton Kirikiriroa Honors Heroes on Anzac Day

Hamilton, New Zealand – Today, the city of Hamilton solemnly commemorated Anzac Day, paying homage to its brave servicemen and women who have served their country with valor and commitment. The day’s observances began with a poignant dawn service at the city’s Memorial Park Cenotaph at 6am, followed by a civic service at the same […]

Man attacked for owning a Tino Rangatiratanga badge

Man attacked for owning a Tino Rangatiratanga badge

In downtown Auckland, at the intersection of Simon Street and Whitaker, a man was brutally assaulted by a pedestrian while he was in his car. The motive behind this hate crime was the Tino Rangitiratanga badge that the man had attached to his hat. After the attacker saw the badge he got enraged and attacked […]

Is the Atlas Network interfering with the Treaty of Waitangi

Is the Atlas Network interfering with the Treaty of Waitangi

Our investigation revealed that Debbie Gibbs, a New Zealander, presides over the Atlas Network, headquartered in New York City. Her father, Alan Gibbs, features on the NBR rich list as a multimillionaire, and her mother, Dame Jenny Gibbs, has made large donations to David Seymour’s ACT party. We sought an interview with Ms. Gibbs, but […]

Man found dead in Waikato River

Man found dead in Waikato River

The Hamilton Police are now able to share more details about Operation Angelo, which is the ongoing investigation into the murder of John Isaac, whose body was discovered in the Waikato River on Thursday, January 18. Police have confirmed that Mr. Isaac, aged 53, appears to have been the victim of a violent assault that […]

Defence force members headed to the Middle East

Defence force members headed to the Middle East

New Zealand is sending a six-member Defence Force team to the Middle East to maintain maritime security in the Red Sea, according to Prime Minister Christopher Luxon. He condemns the Houthi attacks on commercial and naval shipping as illegal and highly destabilising. This deployment, as part of a global coalition, continues New Zealand’s longstanding commitment […]

Why the Atlas Network will win the Anti-Treaty referendum

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 […]

Reconciliation Through the Removal of a Controversial Statue in Whanganui

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

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 […]

New Zealand’s Battle with COVID-19

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, […]

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