Summarised by Centrist
Kim Dotcom has vowed to fight his extradition to the US, despite a decision by Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith. “I’m not leaving,” Dotcom declared, hinting at a “plan” to stay in New Zealand. Legal experts, including Clive Elliott KC, explain Dotcom can’t appeal the decision but can request a review.
“The financial sustainability of the scheme is under pressure.”
Summarised by Centrist A former political figure convicted of sexually abusing teenage boys has lost
“It’s just a really bad day for those communities.”
“In the end, the very methods you use to silence opposition can and will be turned against you.”
“It’s a substantial change: a state reach into a very private space…”
“Centrism isn’t about sitting on the fence.”
“The financial sustainability of the scheme is under pressure.”
Summarised by Centrist A former political figure convicted of sexually abusing teenage boys has lost
“It’s just a really bad day for those communities.”
“In the end, the very methods you use to silence opposition can and will be turned against you.”
“It’s a substantial change: a state reach into a very private space…”
“Centrism isn’t about sitting on the fence.”
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Is this the kind of research taxpayers are looking for from a publicly funded university?
After decades of ‘speed kills’ campaigns, new revelations challenge the truth behind the messaging—are we missing the real causes of road fatalities?
Is there anything suspicious about Medsafe’s reliance on fees from pharmaceutical companies?
Is the media’s dramatic climate coverage creating more confusion than clarity?
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