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“There are definitely more younger people coming in with heart attacks. What’s driving that is more controversial.”
Dishonesty? Incompetence? Or something else?
Enviros are big mad!
“What we’re seeing is unprecedented from my experience and reading of history.”
What happened to “Labour Dad” and “National Mum”?
Parents couldn’t handle it.
“There are definitely more younger people coming in with heart attacks. What’s driving that is more controversial.”
Dishonesty? Incompetence? Or something else?
Enviros are big mad!
“What we’re seeing is unprecedented from my experience and reading of history.”
What happened to “Labour Dad” and “National Mum”?
Parents couldn’t handle it.
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New data from Health NZ projects a 26,000% surge in chest pain cases among under-40s since 2018 by the end of 2024.
We believe in freedom of expression, but you still have to follow the defamation laws.
Are Auckland’s green food waste bins a step towards sustainability or just more virtue signalling without community buy-in and sound evidence?
The Conversation appears to be one-sided when it comes to discussing Treaty issues.
The media often present poll results without much context, leaving the public in the dark about how the data was gathered and how reliable the conclusions truly are.
What NZ’s official crash data really reveals about crash causes.
