Summarised by Centrist
ACT leader David Seymour has announced a policy directive focusing public services on need, not race. Public Service Minister Nicola Willis explained that the new approach, part of the coalition agreement, ensures ethnicity is no longer used as a proxy for need. Seymour emphasised, “Targeting services based on race is lazy and divisive,” stressing the need for data-driven decisions.
Less clouds equals more heat from the sun hitting the earth.
Whanau’s mayoral salary is $189,799 per year.
“… blanket censorship …”
“Every now and then I see people complaining how bad Kiwi drivers are – they clearly have not driven in Manila.”
“If all we did was address family violence, we would create a more humane and successful society.”
Universities are increasingly becoming “centres of indoctrination, not education.”
Less clouds equals more heat from the sun hitting the earth.
Whanau’s mayoral salary is $189,799 per year.
“… blanket censorship …”
“Every now and then I see people complaining how bad Kiwi drivers are – they clearly have not driven in Manila.”
“If all we did was address family violence, we would create a more humane and successful society.”
Universities are increasingly becoming “centres of indoctrination, not education.”
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What NZ’s official crash data really reveals about crash causes.
Media narratives frame public views on transgender athletes, focusing on either fairness or inclusivity, even when based on the same facts.
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