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Remarkably some scientists in Qatar working with counterparts in New York have undertaken a study asking vital questions. They decided to study only the unvaccinated. Objectively considered, what they discovered should change the exclusively pro-mRNA vaccination policies which currently dominate the entire world. 90% of Qataris are vaccinated, but the authors tracked several hundred thousand unvaccinated individuals and studied how well they…

Leading New Zealand epidemiologist Professor Michael Baker in an interview with the NZ Herald says that we are “losing the arms race with the virus”. Covid cases have increased by 50% within the last 9 days in an “abrupt rise”. Baker said "It's a dynamic, a battle between us and the virus and there are factors mainly favouring the virus”. The article reported hospitals were overwhelmed. NZ data shows that Covid cases and hospitalisations are…

Inflation, Fuel & Energy Crisis, Division in Health and Water Ownership? What Shape Are We In? You’re invited to participate in a live ‘Situation Update’ symposium on July, Tuesday 26th. Information from some of the most aware individuals speaking on how they see the current situation in a variety of different core areas in our current New Zealand economic, energy and geopolitical environment. · Who will be speaking and on what subjects? ·…

Jacinda Ardern, who has escaped the continuing restrictions in New Zealand to visit Europe and speak at NATO, has met with her counterparts in France and Spain to suggest a global alliance to combat disinformation. Ardern spoke to them about the New Zealand capital grounds riot and played to her gullible audience by suggesting the threat to social cohesion and public health in New Zealand society was originating in Russia and might result in…

The Prime Minister’s recent visit to Washington, during which she seemed to have signed New Zealand up as a strongly pro-US outpost in the South Pacific – and her forthcoming (at time of writing) attendance at a major NATO meeting in Europe in the next few weeks – should prompt some serious thought about our long-term interests. · After all, it was the US which unceremoniously withdrew from the Trans Pacific Partnership shortly after Trump…

Have you ever wondered why people say, “history repeats itself”, or why some people, with everything going well, suddenly crash and burn? · You know that every individual, including you, has a history. Through hindsight, you accept that some past decisions were the wrong ones. And in the present time, you continue to suffer their consequences. · Imagine if you had access to a proven and personalised system, a “futurology” that gave you…

The temperatures have most definitely dropped like they do every July but what makes this winter different is the people who are out and about in droves compared to the last two years hampered by lockdowns and restrictions. Fiona from Bakers Shoes is delighted to once again be welcoming customers into the shop and providing them with the level of excellence in customer service her team are renowned for. · Whether it is a new Winter boot, summer…

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The issue of three waters has stirred up widespread public engagement – perhaps more so than many other recent Government reforms. Why? Because it calls into account our system of democracy. · The Government is steamrolling ahead with its three waters agenda, introducing the Water Services Entities Bill to Parliament on 2 June. This is the first of three bills that will change the way New Zealand’s drinking water, wastewater and stormwater…

26 July 1865: Parliament sits in Wellington for the first time After the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi, Governor Hobson set his mind to finding a more permanent capital for the new colony. Okiato, Bay of Islands, was initially regarded as the capital but in 1841 Hobson sent a party further south to survey the Whangarei, Mahurangi and Waitematā Harbours for a more central location. Two early choices, what are now Hobsonville and the Panmure…