Despite two of their henchmen, Simeon Brown MP and Chris Penk MP, brandishing the incumbent Coalition Government as “globalists” who “undermine New Zealand sovereignty”,
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Is it time we ditch school uniforms?
February indicates that the start of primary and secondary school terms for the year is drawing near. As the summer break slowly comes to
When both public and private transport are costly, how are Aucklanders meant to travel?
Modern cities of the world are known for their free-flowing movements, where commuters are able to travel from their places of residence to their
We should welcome the rehabilitation of Manila Bay
The year started with the welcome news of a Php47-billion project to rehabilitate and clean-up Manila Bay, once considered the pride of the capital
Can any “green” party be compatible with the National Party?
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Another glimpse of 2019: Part 2 of the CNN Senatorial Forum
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The Administration is now pointing fingers on lowering the age of criminal responsibility
Drawing the ire of the nation, the House of Representatives’ Justice Committee approved a bill amending the Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act of 2006 (JJWA)
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