The current Co-chairman of P.L.U.G (Primary Land Users Group), Andy Loader was elected to the board as the extractive industry’s representative in 2013 after a long and distinguished career in the industry. Responsible for the board’s communications, he has long been an advocate for the farming and primary industry challenging the powers at be to provide accurate and transparent representation of the industry and the issues it faces.
In my honest opinion New Zealand is gradually becoming a more racist country as time goes by, with the modern day so-called “Maori Elite” as the main proponents, ably assisted by the mainstream media. You may well ask why I hold that opinion and what is my reason for saying this. · The answer to that question would have to be that the main reason for this opinion is due to the Treaty of Waitangi. · Before you start to send out search and…
In December 2020, the then Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern called climate change ‘one of the greatest challenges of our time’, declared a “Climate Emergency” and pledged a carbon-neutral government by 2025 The declaration of a climate emergency was supported by the Green Party and Maori Party and opposed by the National and Act parties. · Speaking in parliament after its introduction, Ardern said the country must “act with urgency”. · “This…
Maori are the “Indigenous People of New Zealand”. At least that is what some would have us believe. · Many of the so-called tribal elite of the Iwi have been claiming that their people have a partnership right under the Treaty of Waitangi, and they are trying to achieve a co-governance role in NZ. One of the factors they use to back their claims for a partnership is the supposed status of Maori as the indigenous people of NZ. · We have been…
The Green Party stated that they will revoke any consents or permits issued under this Government’s new fast-track legislation for coal mining, hard-rock gold mining and seabed mining. The Government’s bill covers mining as well as infrastructure, quarrying, housing, renewable energy and farming projects. · Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson said the legislation had failed “even the most basic standards of transparency, accountability and…
The Nursing Council states that it is committed to ensuring Te Tiriti o Waitangi is instilled into the values of their organisation and is fundamental to the way in which the Council undertakes its statutory roles. As a regulatory authority, independent from the Crown, they state they have a responsibility to work with iwi and Māori to give effect to and realise the promise of Te Tiriti o Waitangi. · They state that achieving this will require…
We have recently seen many articles in the media related to the changes in the school curriculum championed by the Minister of Education, Hon Erica Stanford and the general consensus seems to be that they have seen almost an immediate upturn in basic literacy and numeracy for our children. Great news for all concerned as this is what the education system is there for; to educate our children and provide them with the skills to achieve in their…
There currently seems to be a radical agenda to advance Maori supremacy instead of democracy in New Zealand. This is being supported in a large part by a network of bureaucrats and academics, who, along with a vast array of private sector advocates including many in the legacy media and the unions are promoting race-based changes. This network of bureaucrats, academics and others who are championing this promotion of race based changes which…
We are currently hearing much commentary from some Maori in relation to ownership of land in New Zealand. The fact is that land in New Zealand held under Māori Title is now approximately 6 per cent of the total land mass. The commentary seems to be making the inference that this has come about because the land was taken from their ancestors and there was something untoward in the fact that Maori have ended up with only 6 percent of the land in…
PC1 Why Bother Complying · You may well ask what he is on about. · Under Plan Change 1 the agricultural industries are going to be hit with a raft of new regulations and rules for compliance; the aim being to improve the water quality in the region. · Even though only 15 of the sub-catchments in the Waikato and Waipa catchments were exceeding the standards proposed to be introduced through the enactment of PC1 at the time it was proposed. ·…
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