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Saggy
2 months ago

This is nuts. Bloody councils. Blocks that have already been sold between 4 and 20 ha under the previous ruling should be allowed to be built on. I’d be rightly pissed if I was this couple.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360997381/familys-lifestyle-block-now-expensive-paddock-after-rule-changes-halt-dream-home-plans

Dougal10
Reply to  Saggy
2 months ago

With the block already being only 4ha the council staff are dancing on the head of a pin , the new rules dictate minimum subdivision down to 20ha .

Mcduff
Reply to  Saggy
2 months ago

So the rules were in the basement, in the bottom of a locked filing cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying ‘Beware of the Leopard.
Must be a general council rule of public engagement world wide.

Viking
Reply to  Saggy
2 months ago

There is now no excuse for the council not to notify people.
AI will search in the council files in minutes, depending on the search criteria.

Saggy
Reply to  Viking
2 months ago

Yeah but the point is they bought under the old rules and now now nobody can build. So not only are they unable to proceed, but the land’s pretty worthless.

Tarquin
Reply to  Saggy
2 months ago

Put a couple of portacoms on there stop paying rent and start hammering the local M.P. The Selwyn council are the most boring super conservative outfit imaginable and they need a wakeup call. Remember this is the place that spawned Sam Broughton the LGNZ supremo. Then again it is a Stuffed article so they probably forgot to mention half the story, just the important parts as usual.

Viking
2 months ago

‘Heat dome’ over Europe again topples records; UK has hottest June day ever
Much of western Europe is baking under a “heat dome” as temperatures again soar toward 40C in places, with weather agencies warning that the extreme conditions could endanger lives across countries – many of which have limited air conditioning.
France recorded its hottest-ever day for the second day running. The Meteo France weather agency said the country’s national thermal indicator — an average of temperatures measured at 30 weather stations — hit a new record of 30C, the latest in a series of never-before-registered highs. The mercury surpassed 40C in some locations, including in Paris.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/world-news/360997556/european-heat-wave-triggers-health-warnings-london-m?cx_testId=87&cx_testVariant=cx_1&cx_artPos=2#cxrecs_s

They are complaining about 30 degrees. Hunty, tell them how good 30 degress is.

Mind you they deserve it and more. all the bombing and so in up there must be adding to their “climate change” haven’t heard the greeny pricks complaining about all that and the pollution it cuases.

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  Viking
2 months ago

England has truly become a third-world country. In the capital, it is extremely hot and humid, and no-one speaks English!

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Viking
2 months ago

Just the CC nutters at it again. The constant nanny state having a field day telling people to drink water, don’t go out, closing schools, work from home, too hot to run trains and cancelling hospital operations, etc

Just another control freak Covid style clamp down to save the world

The reason Britain does not have a lot of a/c is because they were discouraged by Mad Ed Milliband, the CC king of windmills, from installing a/c to save the planet. Sweat baby sweat.

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FJA
FJA
Reply to  Viking
2 months ago

So it’s more like Pakistan, the Middle East and North Africa. Surely the Europeans will be welcoming this as it will make their brown replacements feel more at home.

Not wanting temperature increases is racist!

Komata
Komata
2 months ago

Good morning to you all. At the risk of ruining you breakfast, this article from Red Radio may be of interest. Make of it as you will. :

‘Te Pāti Māori lay out their strategy to defeat the coalition
Te Pāti Māori have laid out their strategy to defeat the coalition at the upcoming election – boost the number of voters on the Māori roll.
Speaking to reporters,Te Pāti Māori co-leader Debbie Ngārewa-Packer said her party’s strategy was clear.
“Our strategy is to get as many Māori on the Māori roll. That is our primary strategy right now.”
“What everyone is talking about is ‘how do I get more Labour for Labour, more Green to Greens? We’ve always been focused on Māori, and that’s why we [say] get them on the Māori roll.”
Co-leader Rāwiri Waititi said the party was “not interested in personalities” and were focussed on making sure that there is a “one term government”.
“What we’ve seen over the last seven to eight months in every poll that’s come out is that the Greens and Labour will not get over the line unless Te Pāti Māori is there.”
“We’re willing to make sure that our people understand what that means in terms of the Māori constituency and their vote and the power that they have, for the very first time in 160 years, is that the Māori constituents will be deciding who the Prime Minister is come November 7th – there’s no doubt about that.” he said.
Waititi said if parties on the left were really committed to ousting the coalition then his party would be “part of any of those conversations”.
Asked if he would be asking Māori voters to give their electorate vote Te Pāti Māori candidates, but their party vote to Labour and the Greens, Waititi said the party would disclose more on the party’s strategy in August.
The party welcomed candidates and party leadership to the Beehive today for their candidate college, something Ngārewa-Packer told reporters has been “really awesome”.
“That’s the most laughter I’ve heard in this place for quite some time – you want to see them all – they’re all pretty magical.”
The party announced last week that Lisa Marie Murch would stand as the party’s candidate for Te Tai Tonga in the 2026 General Election, replacing Tākuta Ferris and Ngātiwai leader Aperahama Edwards takes the candidacy for Te Tai Tokerau, following the departure of Mariameno Kapa-Kingi who left to start her own party.
Te Pāti Māori co-leader Rāwiri Waititi said the party had its “full complement” of candidates ready to go for the upcoming November 7 election.
“We’re looking forward to the challenges ahead, but we’re also optimistic about the up and coming election, and our people have some really, really awesome and viable candidates to vote for when it comes to the election day.”
Waikato-Hauraki MP Hana-Rāwhiti Maipi-Clarke also spoke to Te Karere last week and reaffirmed her commitment to the party, following speculation she might step down.
Te Pāti Māori co-leader Debbie Ngārewa-Packer said the party was always confident Maipi-Clarke would stay.
“What we [needed] was for the noise to end, and then she could actually have a chance to talk about what’s really important to her in this campaign. I think she did that really well.”
Labour’s Māori development spokesperson and Māori strategic advisor Willie Jackson also fielded questions on his party’s candidates.
The party has put up Former chair of Te Rūnanga o Koukourarata Mananui Ramsden to contest Te Tai Tonga. Jackson said the decision to not have a placing on the list and run a seat-only campaign was Ramsden’s decision.
“Strategically it was probably in his interest to not go on the list but if Mananui had a wanted to put his name up, he would have, I have no doubt, got a pretty reasonable spot”.
Jackson denied working with Te Pāti Māori to “push” Tākuta Ferris out of the seat, which he now holds as an independent.
“I didn’t talk to the Māori party about it, I just talked to Mananui about it, obviously, because Mananui is a new candidate. It’s all up to the candidates whether they come on the list or not.” he said’.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Komata
2 months ago

Our pathetic excuses for leaders are too weak to can the Maori roll. We can thank Spud for showing the way.

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  FJA
2 months ago

In NZ we don’t have a definition of what a Maori is.

What is the difference between Mr. A

He has one Maori grandparent (he is told) but never knew his fatherDoesn’t speak MaoriNo documented iwi connectionsUnemployed / poor (no qualifitcations)And Mr. B?

One 32nd Maori (with iwi connections documented)BlondeSpeaks Maori (for conversation and marae protocol only)Has a double-barreled surnameLives in a leafy Auckland suburb but votes TPMIs there a DNA test that can say that a person “has the Maori gene”?

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wiseowl
Reply to  Odakyu-sen
2 months ago

Doug Graham said years ago if you feel like a Maori then you are one.

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  wiseowl
2 months ago

So, any New Zealander could be a Maori?
Let’s create new iwis for various ethnic groups.

For South Africans: Ngati Jaapi
For Chinese: Ngati Haina
For Indians: Ngati Kaari
For English: Ngati Pakeha
For Japanese: Ngati Yamato
For Australians: Ngati Koara
For Koreans: Ngati Kimuhi

Viking
2 months ago

Prepare to be sick.

Dame Jacinda Ardern receives honorary degree from Oxford University Former New Zealand Prime Minister Dame Jacinda Ardern has been awarded Oxford University’s most prestigious honour in a sweltering ceremony on Wednesday in the UK.
The Encaenia ceremony honours “exceptional individuals whose accomplishments across fields including art, culture, politics, science and sport have had an extraordinary impact on the world”, a statement from Oxford said.
Dame Jacinda was among nine honorands, including legendary tennis player Billie Jean King, a Nobel Prize-winning economist, and the engineer who invented blue LED.

Dame Jacinda said she had come to know and work with the university through the Blavatnik School of Government and the World Leaders Circle, as they had supported her work on empathetic leadership.

Degrees were also awarded to Nobel Prize-winning economics professor Daron Acemoğlu, Birmingham Royal Ballet director Carlos Acosta, actress and theatre director Adjoa Andoh, literary critic Henry Louis Gates Jr, biochemist Katalin Karikó, electronics engineer and inventor Shuji Nakamura and former GSK CEO Dame Emma Walmsley.
The university’s website says honorary degrees are “the most prestigious awards the University can confer” and are only bestowed sparingly.
Previous honorands include Nelson Mandela and Dame Judi Dench.

What is it that that evil bitch conveys to people, or is it money bestowed courtesy of Phizer and others.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/dame-jacinda-ardern-receives-honorary-degree-from-oxford-university/I3UT5WDTINGCTBUE5IQDNHBSS4/

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Mcduff
Reply to  Viking
2 months ago

‘The university’s website says honorary degrees are “the most prestigious awards the University can confer” and are only bestowed sparingly.’

Well that’s a lie – they seem to be giving them out to almost anybody.
I note that she was dressed differently to the others (although I love the squat angle of the photo, they all look like they’re 3ft tall) – no mention of what the degree is in/for.

The best way she could continue to have ‘an extraordinary impact in her field’ is if she was dropped from a great height.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Mcduff
2 months ago

So KIND. 🤮
Hypocrite

bobthebldr
bobthebldr
Reply to  waikatogirl
2 months ago

FJA

The Ancient Hooligan
Reply to  Viking
2 months ago

I wonder when Ardern is going to receive any of these awards or award them to herself, much like awarding her own Damehood to herself and then trotting off to Buck House on my Dime for QE2 to invest it. Mind you, the other wearer and self appointed of the Awards below, was none other than Adolf himself, someone who Ardern could well relate too. Schicklgruber too, like Ardern, was the sole Podium of Truth.

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Starving Artist
Starving Artist
2 months ago

Good morning.

In case the news this morning was not enough to ruin your day, contemplate this gem from so-called educators – via RCR:

The Post Primary Teachers’ Association (PPTA) is to pay a writer $10,000 to advise teachers on how to identify and respond to students it brands “far-right extremists”. Its Annual Conference 2025 paper defines extremism to include “gender critical” views on sex, scepticism on Maori co-governance, distrust of institutions since Covid and “trad-wife” culture, along with antisemitism. Teachers are asked to help students “make links between historical forms of fascism and contemporary forms of fascism”. PPTA President Chris Abercrombie insisted the project would not stop pupils holding right-wing views. The Ministry of Education has already declined to write such guidelines, leaving the union to fund its own. Read more at Penny Marie NZ on X and PPTA, or watch at Family First on Facebook.

Komata
Komata
Reply to  Starving Artist
2 months ago

SA

How dare people think for themselves and don’t conform to Mr Abercrombie’s well held, Marxist based, views, and to show his extreme displeasure (And ‘superiority of thought and ideology’), from now on he’s going to call them all sorts of nasty and puerile names, just to make them feel bad. His response isn’t new, just the same ideology, same response, endlessly repeated….

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Starving Artist
2 months ago

Lol. The PPTA concerned about antisemitism? Doubt it.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  FJA
2 months ago

Obviously the teachers are paying thru the nose for union fees!

bobthebldr
bobthebldr
Reply to  Sooty
2 months ago

More like per anum!

Komata
Komata
2 months ago

This article by one Horatio Brodie (About whom I know nothing) appeared in my FB feed this morning, and as it may explain the attitudes of the wave of invaders arriving from South Asia, is submitted here for whatever use it may be.

Make of it as you will.

‘Izzat
We are not only importing into our country a foreign diaspora but a foreign culture. Indian migrants, who bring with them their low-trust, zero-sum commercial culture, treat New Zealand’s foundational “good faith” and easy-going culture as a weakness to be exploited.

At the heart of this problem lies the practice of izzat. In South Asia, izzat is a moral system concerned with the preservation of face, the accumulation of status, and the exercise of ruthless, zero-sum win-lose negotiation. This is fundamentally incompatible with New Zealand’s good faith, easy going way of doing business and living life. Yet, in our retail, hospitality, and trade sectors, we are seeing the normalisation of South Asian style aggressive bartering, systematic corner-cutting on compliance, and the weaponisation of bad reviews and bad-faith complaints to extort concessions from businesses. This is an organised Indian assault on the integrity of our trade, commerce and industry.

It is not possible, however, to do anything more than scrape curated data on public tribunal portal to show the true picture here. The Ministries and also the wider Wellington bureaucracy have erected a wall of silence around the data that could prove what is happening. You will look in vain through the annual reports of the civic tribunals for any mention of ethnicity or surname patterns in commercial and consumer litigation. Not even a thousand OIAs could force them to release this data, which would be damning.

The state knows that if the public were to see the per-capita breakdown of who is clogging our tribunals and weaponising our consumer protections, the narrative of “successful multiculturalism” would collapse overnight.

This lack of transparency is designed to keep us oblivious while we are fleeced and harassed. We are forced to rely on the mounting anecdotes of landlords, employees, businesses and trades people dealing with Indians. If any data needed to be leaked by a patriotic New Zealander to nationalists, it is this data, which should undoubtedly be the smoking gun of how izzat is destroying New Zealand society.

New Zealand’s high-trust, handshake-contract foundation is a competitive advantage that took centuries to build. By importing a culture that views our trust as a weakness to be exploited, the state is actively lobotomising our economic future. The government is prioritising saving face for the globalist diversity project over our own prosperity’.

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Webwrat
2 months ago

Elon reaches for the stars

SpaceX & the Sentient Sun

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Mcduff
Reply to  Webwrat
2 months ago

Why do I think that Elon is a fan of Robert A Heinlein?
Grok, Mars, – all he needs to do is insist the first baby born on Mars is called Valentine Michael Smith and it will be too obvious to deny.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  Webwrat
2 months ago

He was a star in the old days when he sung along side Val Donican.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
2 months ago

Channel 9 in Aus has hurty feelz, Cancels Karl

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h0IBO-UYQVk
Big mistake” Karl Stefanovic SACKED by Aussie Channel 9 after Tommy Robinson podcast interview
Dan Wootton Outspoken

The biggest TV star in Australia, legendary Today Show host Karl Stefanovic, has been sacked by Channel Nine. His only crime? Interviewing Tommy Robinson in London. We’ll show you the in …

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Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  waikatogirl
2 months ago

Thanks wg, as the socialist collective systemically keep doubling down to protect all parts of their ‘belief’ systems.

CANCELLED: The Full Karl Stefanovic and Tommy Robinson Interview
https://youtu.be/WXiVDSv31GY
55 minutes : 24th June, 2026 : Pauline Hanson’s Please Explain

It looks like they’re trying to sack my good friend Karl Stefanovic for this video with Tommy Robinson!

Deb Knight was a huge flop for Channel 9 and while she was busy grilling me over One Nation’s polling Channel 9’s ratings were in the toilet.

In 2019 on live TV with her, I called on Channel 9 to bring back Karl.

Now with 6 months to go on his contract the weak management of Channel 9 want to sack Karl over this interview.

Tommy Robinson has a lesson for Australians.
If we don’t learn from the UK’s mistakes on immigration and radical Islam, we are going to face the same destruction.

This is exactly what Karl was trying to bring to Australia’s attention.

Have Channel 9 become just as bad as the ABC?
Watch the full interview:

The general person is prohibitted in sly & devious ways to know of things, nor to discuss, debate what is ‘verbotem’ so the “framed narrative” can be questioned or challenged, for people that seek the truth.

The establishment will enventually “hang” any offender when those deviants figure they can get away with it.
Just as the feel the power, the intention is to repeat the Mao’s cultural “Red Guards” that will advance to ‘kindly’ purge any opposition for the safety & ”collective good”.

They are working on and almost completed, that there will be no voting socialist, democracy out.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”― Sun Tzu, The Art of War

Too many do not know anything & what the new & various cultural narratives are about.
While they shower us that “violence is not the answer”.

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waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Simpleton1
2 months ago

Channel Nine believe Karl needs one of their woke producers for guidance on his new podcast. How condescending.

The sooner Karl’s podcast is let loose on the Aussie public the better.

Pauline Hanson has offered Karl a job in her office.

Odakyu-sen
Reply to  waikatogirl
2 months ago

Challenging the narrative is a hanging offence…

//

Saggy
2 months ago
FJA
FJA
Reply to  Saggy
2 months ago

Is he training for fitness because his boxing technique is as shit as he is.

Tarquin
Reply to  Saggy
2 months ago

Just another piece of tattooed tribal trash.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Tarquin
2 months ago

What a F*wit
FAFO

Mcduff
Reply to  Editor
2 months ago

Chloe Swarbrick + duct tape = lower emissions.
Win!

Saggy
Reply to  Editor
2 months ago

Treason.

The Ancient Hooligan
Reply to  Saggy
2 months ago

Pity Saggy, that no one in Authority will charge this spastic woman with Treason under Section 73 of the Crimes Act 196, for that is the least she deserves.

And yet people will Vote in November for this demented Woman to assist Hipkins and Labour to run the country should the Left get enough Votes.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
2 months ago

I assume postal voting will be rife again?

The Ancient Hooligan
Reply to  waikatogirl
2 months ago

Nothing surer, WG.

Sooty
Sooty
Reply to  The Ancient Hooligan
2 months ago

Hay it worked so well for labour last time.
Why on earth would you change a rort!
The electrol commission never twigged!

Saggy
2 months ago

Really good article in the NZH. Link included, but it is behind the paywall.

Hating the rich for the sin of succeeding isn’t helpful; try this instead – Nick Stewart”
What he basically points out is something I’ve always maintained, and that is that lefties are a zero-summers. They believe that the pie is size X, and if someone has more someone else gets less. They can’t understand that those who have a lot grow the pie. And that’s probably because lefties are largely takers and not creators.

https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/hating-the-rich-for-the-sin-of-succeeding-isnt-helpful-try-this-instead-nick-stewart/premium/EJXBBZS33BFG7NBAQFTUJWKO2U/

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Saggy
2 months ago

This UK “economist” is who Chloe flew business class to attend his podcast earlier this year.

Wiki:
Gary Stevenson, known as Gary’s Economics, operates on the philosophy that economics is inherently political rather than a neutral, detached science. 
 He argues that mainstream economics fails because it ignores wealth inequality and the human experience, relying instead on outdated models that shield the establishment from scrutiny. 

His core message centers on the idea that assets are migrating to the ultra-rich, causing living standards to stagnate for the majority. 
 Stevenson advocates for taxing wealth, not work, specifically targeting assets over £10 million to redistribute power and prevent what he describes as a return to “Victorian levels of poverty” or feudalism. 

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nasska
Reply to  Saggy
2 months ago

This is how NZ has been for eighty years. Six years of National to grow the cake followed by six years of Labour to micro manage how it should be sliced. Rinse & repeat.

Then National forgot how to grow things.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  nasska
2 months ago

Deindustrialisation is happening as it has across the West. Trump saw the destruction to the US economy and the people so is taking steps to reverse it.

NZ thinks tourism will save us.

nasska
2 months ago

An observation that probably needs more investigation before we accept it as gospel but worthy of a place in the memory cache. From https://expose-news.com/2026/06/24/cancer-occurs-at-covid-injection-sites/

Oncologist Dr. Wafik El-Deiry testified at a hearing of the US Senate’s Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations. He said

#. “He found nearly 70 papers describing over 300 reported cancer cases from 27 countries following covid mRNA vaccine injections, with cancers occurring at the injection sites. “In some reported cases, spike protein was identified within tumour tissue,” he said. “There should be no spike in tumours.” “

What came next isn’t exactly surprising:

#.Instead of raising curiosity as to the link between covid injections and cancers, his findings resulted in attacks on his publications and reputation.

Curious
Reply to  nasska
2 months ago

Quite right any connection between cancer and covid vax is purely coincidence. You are obviously just another vax nutter just ask SB///

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nasska
Reply to  Editor
2 months ago

Finally. Someone who understands!

Curious
Reply to  Editor
2 months ago

Judging by the way the media is promoting Topless your theory is a distinct possibility. Though labour would still likely need the watermelons or te party even if Topless get 5%.

Ross12
Reply to  Editor
2 months ago

Listened to Michael Laws talking to Farrar earlier about OP rising in the polls. Laws seems to think they will get over 5% in which case the left are a “shoe in” to be the next Government.
What will Luxon/National do ? My guess is nothing. They do not have the backbone or mongrel required to counter the MSM support of OP.

nasska
Reply to  Editor
2 months ago

If National is Labour Lite then TOP are Greens with reduced lunacy, higher fibre & lower DEI while still containing real fruit & nuts.

Their natural constituents are financially illiterate & disaffected primates.

Dougal10
Reply to  Editor
2 months ago

Its somewhere for their supporters to go to when micheal wood takes over labour.

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Curious
Reply to  Editor
2 months ago

Very good.

I am a stupid boy
2 months ago

this POS will have to find another way to funnel large tracts of doc land to greedy iwi scum.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/politics/360997909/conservation-bill-backdown-tama-potaka-promises-drop-law-change-disposal-doc-land

i had an open mind about it until michael laws interviewed him and he eluded to the fact handing land to maori was a huge driver of the bill…. fucking sellout national party scum!

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
2 months ago

Why am I not surprized.

Dougal10
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
2 months ago

Maori or maorified doc who gives a shit , neither of them pay rates . But at least the tribes may mine some of it something that doc cant do.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
2 months ago

The new police commissioner, Richard Chambers is under investigation after two complaints earlier this year. Propaganda TV did not flesh out what those “complaints” are or who made them. The minister of police says he retains confidence in Chambers during the IPCA investigation.

The leftard cancel brigade are out in force as usual?

https://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/news/national/sexual-allegations-against-police-commissioner-richard-chambers-detectives-fly-to-australia-to-interview-woman/
Officers interview woman making historic sexual allegations against Police Commissioner

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waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  waikatogirl
2 months ago

(from above article)

“Chambers, in an internal email to police staff today, said: “It is important to let that investigation take its course without any interference. That is what anyone would [expect] including myself. I am advised it’s not necessary for me to take leave at this point.”

The female complainant is a former partner of Chambers; her claims are historic and they relate to when the pair were living together in Red Beach north of Auckland.
The pair were in a relationship for several years more than 20 years ago.

nasska
Reply to  Editor
2 months ago

I don’t know about the rest of YSB’s readership but I’m just about over listening to mad women screeching “metoo” twenty or thirty years after something that probably didn’t happen.

Viking
2 months ago

Barry Johns on X
Chris Hipkins – Labour Party Leader lives with Toni.
Toni and Lees-Galloway share a business together.
Lees-Galloway is the manager of TOP.

Is the Labour Party the snake supporting TOP?
The links are certainly all there.
The Greens are toxic for Labour, this their escape plan?

nasska
2 months ago

IMHO the best political cartoon ever!

CCCP
Viking
2 months ago

Do you know why the mussys are raping white girls in England?

The indians got there first and ate all the goats.

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Viking
2 months ago

Corruption in New Zealand  ·
Terrance Cuthbert  · s

Fatherlessness in New Zealand didn’t happen by accident.
In the early 1970s, Norman Kirk third labour prime minister introduced policies that changed incentives around family, responsibility, and dependency. One of the most consequential was the Domestic Purposes Benefit.
In 1973, around 4% of children were born into single-parent households. Today, that figure is over 40%.
That shift wasn’t random. Policy shapes behaviour. Culture follows incentives.
Strong families matter.
Children raised with engaged fathers are statistically less likely to experience crime, mental illness, suicide, homelessness, or long-term unemployment. Stable families create safer communities, better outcomes, a stronger economy, and lower long-term costs to the taxpayer.
Destroy the family, grow the state, drain the taxpayer. That’s the left’s playbook.
Don’t be fooled again: CGT (capital gain tax) and “free” healthcare aren’t compassion they’re tools to kill wealth creation and make citizens dependent on the state. Textbook socialism.
The most dangerous promise in politics is simple:
“If you vote for me, I’ll give you X.” That isn’t leadership. It’s vote-buying.
We’ve been deliberately divided poor vs rich, young vs old, race vs race while long term social damage compounds quietly in the background.
New Zealand doesn’t need leaders obsessed with re-election. It needs a critical thinker who value family, responsibility, and long-term nation-building over short-term personal gain.
Where we are 53 years later is the predictable outcome of terrible ideas turned into permanent policy:
Fathers were devalued.
Families were weakened.
And now we’re living with the consequences.
Next time you vote, don’t focus on what a politician promises to give you.
Watch what their policies reward and what they slowly destroy.
We need a true leader a patriot who loves this country and its people, a man who can’t be bought or sold like most of these career politicians.
The standards have dropped and the numbers are here to prove that.
*Source: Te Ara – Diverse families in New Zealand; Statistics New Zealand, 2023 Census (Families and households)

nasska
Reply to  Viking
2 months ago

Most of Cuthbert’s shallow article/comment & subsequent comments are hidden behind Facebook’s membership charade. I have no idea of whether he was around in 1973 but he’s missed the mood of the time.

Firstly Norm Kirks, like him or not & I didn’t, was a union man & a social conservative. The idea of breaking up families & fostering career breeders would have been kryptonite to him.

Rather the DPB bill as passed is a monument to “creep”. What was intended as a much needed way for women to escape from violent relationships & keep their families together was hijacked. Society evolved in a direction that did away with the stigma of solo motherhood on the back of the DPB in a way not intended by those who introduced the legislation.

Practise is the result of law grinding against the judiciary & civil servants who take it upon themselves to interpret it in ways best known to themselves. So a law based on compassion has been used to wreck society.

Viking
2 months ago

A taxi was driving through a lower class town area, in the back of the taxi was a lady and her 12 year old son, he said “Mum, why are all these ladies standing in shop doorways?
She said,” oh, they’re just waiting on their husband’s coming home from work”.
The taxi driver says “why don’t you tell him the truth, they’re on the game, they sell sex for money”!
The boy said “Is that true mum?, she says” I’m afraid so “.
The boy says,” if one of these ladies has a baby, what happens to it?,
Mum says “It becomes a taxi driver……

Viking
2 months ago

A Chinese guy comes into the pub, stands next to me and starts drinking.
I said to him, “Do you know any of those martial arts like kung fu,jiu-jitsu,or karate?” He says, “What da f#ck you ask me that for, is it cuz I’m Chinese?”
“No,” I replied.
“It’s because you’re drinking my f*ckin’ beer!”

Viking
2 months ago

In a discussion today a lady said this of Judith Collins.
She is NZ’s Hillary Clinton.

Makes one think.

Curious
2 months ago

Cam Slater with more connections between Top and former green party members.
https://x.com/kaiviti_cam/status/2070033895865897148

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