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Shane Jones’ crusade: Making Air New Zealand truly our “national carrier” once again
In 2018, New Zealand First MP Shane Jones raised eyebrows by picking a public fight with then-Air New Zealand CEO Christopher Luxton. For many,
It’s a “crying shame” only New Zealand First is prepared to fully fund our St John ambulance service
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The CCP has Australia in its cross-hairs, it’s time New Zealand pays attention
Australia’s relationship with China is spiralling downwards and there are no signs of it easing anytime soon. Earlier this month, it was revealed that
New Zealand: ACT wants to impose the harshest austerity measures we’ve seen since Rogernomics
After the Green Party scared rational voters many weeks ago with their bizarre pronouncement that: “Tax is love”, their fringe counterpart on the opposite
Philippines: Remembering the ‘Desaparecidos’
August 30th is remembered each year as the International Day of the Disappeared. This day draws attention to the countless examples of forced disappearances
New Zealand: How should we manage our borders and quarantine facilities?
With the re-emergence of COVID-19 in New Zealand, the issue of border security and managed isolation facilities has become a hot political topic. After
Philippines: Duterte’s borrowing spree hasn’t alleviated the impacts of COVID-19
The Duterte administration is on a borrowing spree as it aims to cushion the blow of the COVID-19 pandemic. National Treasurer Rosalia de Leon