Karl Sylvius Völkner, a missionary of German origin, arrived in New Zealand in 1849, representing the North German Missionary Society. He initially worked in Taranaki with Johann Riemenschneider, another German Protestant missionary. In 1852, he joined the Church Missionary Society (CMS) as a lay teacher in lower Waikato. After marrying Emma Lanfear, he was ordained […]
The annual “Bird of the Year” competition in New Zealand has taken an unexpected twist this year, garnering international attention. The contest, designed to raise awareness about the country’s native birds, many of which are endangered or extinct, has seen a significant increase in votes for a particular bird — the pūteketeke. A Campaign Takes […]
The Treaty of Waitangi, a founding document of New Zealand, has been the subject of ongoing debate and discussion for decades. This debate has recently taken center stage with the proposal of a referendum on the Treaty, put forward by the ACT New Zealand political party. The proposed referendum would ask New Zealanders to vote […]
ANZAC Day 2022 in Kirikiriroa was attended by hundreds to commemorate the fallen.
This years ANZAC Parade had a large turnout in Kirikiriroa Hamilton. Large crowds attended but no attendance by the New Zealand Defence Force.
Many New Zealand based Alt-Right conspiracy theorists are beginning to repeat talking points from the Kremlin and the CCP.
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Lawyer DeAnne Bateson describes how the World War two Nuremberg Trials are irrelevant to modern day Aotearoa.
The Nuremberg trials were conducted in Germany after world war two for war criminals that were conducting inhumane experiments on the civilian population of Germany. The trials were a military tribunal that preceded the United Nations a trial by court of justice between members of the Nazi regime and the United States Justice Department. The […]
We interview Justice for families advocate Steve Evans on recent developments on investigations into the state abuse of children.
We interview Justice for families advocate Steve Evans on recent developments on investigations of the state abuse of children.
The Anti-lockdown leaders claim they champion freedom and human rights yet they attack indigenous rights and non Christian religious freedoms.
We expose the leaders of the Anti-lockdown lobby and how they harbour prejudiced views of indigenous New Zealanders’ rights enshrined into the Treaty of Waitangi. These so-called civil rights and freedom fighters would ruthlessly crush others’ freedoms and rights. Much of the korero from the Anti lockdown leaders is often irrational and has a deliberate […]