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The government, led by Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith, plans to introduce a proposal to criminalise stalking by the end of this year. The move follows a petition calling for urgent action, supported by various women’s safety groups and political figures.
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Summarised by Centrist Destiny Church leader Brian Tamaki is being sued for defamation by drag
Summarised by Centrist China has announced the extension of its visa-waiver program to include citizens
Summarised by Centrist Winston Peters, leader of New Zealand First, criticised the COVID inquiry, attacking
To boldly go where no Kiwi has gone before.
Plenty of detours and dead-ends to hit, with lots of tracks and rails to go off of, but no infrastructure!
Water, water everywhere…
Summarised by Centrist Destiny Church leader Brian Tamaki is being sued for defamation by drag
Summarised by Centrist China has announced the extension of its visa-waiver program to include citizens
Summarised by Centrist Winston Peters, leader of New Zealand First, criticised the COVID inquiry, attacking
To boldly go where no Kiwi has gone before.
Plenty of detours and dead-ends to hit, with lots of tracks and rails to go off of, but no infrastructure!
Water, water everywhere…
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Disgraced former Green MP Golriz Ghahraman’s crime spree has ended with a relatively light fine, despite stealing $8367 worth of fashion items from high-end retailers.
A minority strive to establish their views regarding cultural practices, such as tikanga, as dominant over other cultures.
Excessive wait times for an on road driving exam are the result of bad policy and government inefficiency.
In reality, accurately estimating the wealth of individuals, especially those with complex financial arrangements, can be practically impossible.
Given the high stakes and the potential for life-changing financial losses, what are the arguments for and against banks maintaining tighter controls over customers’ money?
Variances make it contentious.
Disgraced former Green MP Golriz Ghahraman’s crime spree has ended with a relatively light fine, despite stealing $8367 worth of fashion items from high-end retailers.
A minority strive to establish their views regarding cultural practices, such as tikanga, as dominant over other cultures.
Excessive wait times for an on road driving exam are the result of bad policy and government inefficiency.
In reality, accurately estimating the wealth of individuals, especially those with complex financial arrangements, can be practically impossible.
Given the high stakes and the potential for life-changing financial losses, what are the arguments for and against banks maintaining tighter controls over customers’ money?
Variances make it contentious.
