I wrote a submission yesterday on the New Zealand First Gender Definition Bill, which seeks to biologically define a man and a woman. In this article I explain why my submission does not support it. This Bill of Parliament is open for submission until 02 July 2026. MY POSITION: I do not support this Bill … Continue reading My submission on the N.Z. First Gender Definition Bill
The many tragic angles of the Taupo high school arson
Taupo-nui-a-Tia College, which was damaged by arson on Sunday (Google Map) On Sunday afternoon, word began filtering through of a major fire at a high school in the central North Island town of Taupo. The Taupo-nui-a-Tia College, the largest school in southern Waikato had been struck by arson. Aside from the usual social media reaction … Continue reading The many tragic angles of the Taupo high school arson
Why Serco should not operate in New Zealand
Serco could not be trusted with N.Z. prisons, so why our health? (Credit: A.I). Serco. Have you as a reader, ever heard anything good about this British multi-national which provides government services on a contract basis in numerous countries around the world. Remember Mt Eden Prison fight club? It was a fight club organized by … Continue reading Why Serco should not operate in New Zealand
Jevon McSkimming scandal a blow to N.Z. Police integrity
Last week, former Police Deputy Commissioner Jevon McSkimming pleaded guilty to three charges of possessing child pornography and bestiality material. The guilty pleas which have rocked the Police and drawn angry condemnation from Parliament, have since been followed by a damning 135 page report into Police handling of Mr McSkimming's case. The (in)actions are damning. … Continue reading Jevon McSkimming scandal a blow to N.Z. Police integrity
When New Zealand was brave
What has become of New Zealand being a brave little island nation?