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Is Private Conversation Still Private?

Kim Dotcom Warns of Mass Surveillance and AI and Says Direct Democracy Could Give Power Back to New Zealanders

Mearsheimer: Washington Has Lost the Iran War

Political scientist says the United States has failed to achieve its objectives and should pursue negotiations rather than further military escalation.

The Fauci Diaries Spark Fresh Questions Over Pandemic Decision-Making

Newly released diary entries discussed by Redacted have reignited debate over public messaging, scientific advice and accountability during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ukraine War Enters a New Phase as Russia Escalates Pressure on Supply Lines

Military historian says Western strategy is pushing the conflict towards a more decisive and potentially more destructive endgame.

Tucker Carlson: 'Zionism Is Driving US Foreign Policy Towards Wider War!'

In a wide-ranging interview, Tucker Carlson argues that Washington has subordinated American sovereignty to foreign interests, while warning the world is moving closer to a major global conflict.

US Already at War with Russia, Tucker Carlson Claims

Carlson says Washington is already engaged in a proxy war with Moscow, warning current policies risk a wider global conflict.

The Russian-Ukraine War Reaches a "Tipping Point", Says Independent Journalist Chay Bowes

Redacted interview argues battlefield momentum is shifting as questions grow over NATO strategy and Ukraine's long-term position

elocal Conversations: New Zealand First MP David Wilson

Can Regional Development Save New Zealand?

Road Cone Reform Begins Cutting Costs As Auckland Lags Behind

New risk-based traffic management rules are reducing road cone use and saving taxpayers millions, but Auckland Transport is proving slower than much of the country to embrace the changes.

NZ Fuel Watch Special: Calls Grow for Clifford Bay Ferry Link as Questions Raised Over Aratere Retirement


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