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The Chief Ombudsman Peter Boshier says two of three acute care mental health inpatient facilities inspected last year are not fit for purpose and one urgently needs to be upgraded. However, he says a third, …
Read moreBy Stephen Coles
While the experimental mRNA covid jabs have been heralded as having the potential for great benefits, they harbour the possibility of catastrophic unforeseen consequences, write researchers Stephanie Seneff and Greg Nigh.
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Read moreBy Steve Hart
The person who came up with the idea of making a Hollywood movie about the aftermath of the Christchurch mosques shootings in 2019 should look a little further back in time.
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Read moreResearch undertaken by Otago and Pacific-based researchers shows about three quarters of Pacific jurisdictions have sugary drink taxes and more than of third of them had increased the taxes by at least 20 per cent …
Read moreBy Peter Geoghegan and Jenna Corderoy, openDemocracy
openDemocracy has won a significant legal victory against the UK government. The judgement forces transparency on a secretive unit accused of ‘blacklisting’ Freedom of Information requests from …
Read moreThe owners of three superettes have been ordered by the Employment Relations Authority (ERA) to pay $57,000 in penalties for employment law breaches.
Those liable for the penalties include the director, Balwinder Singh, and his …
Read moreThe Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN) is dedicated to providing consumers with the information necessary to make an informed decision regarding vaccinations.
In early 2020, ICAN made FOIA requests to NIH for documents regarding COVID-19, …
Read moreOut of the John Hopkins University in the US comes a game-plan to help governments manage SPARS 2025, the next Coronavirus flu-like outbreak. Authors of the SPARS 2025 management plan, written to develop a strategy …
Read moreBy Shaminda Kanapathi, OpenDemocracy
Many believe Australia’s offshore disaster in Manus Island and Nauru is over and all imprisoned refugees are now in safe countries. Nothing is further from the truth. According to official …
Read moreBy Caroline Molloy, openDemocracy
Today lawyers acting for openDemocracy and five other claimants have challenged the British government’s controversial plans to extract the medical records of everyone in England from their GP without proper …
Read moreOnce again the government’s coffers have been boosted as a result of a workplace injury, with the government being awarded more than the victim in a court decision…
A Hawkes Bay steel plate cutting company …
Read moreThere is growing anger among workers internationally over the New Zealand Labour Party-led government’s decision to end the manned underground investigation of Pike River mine. The government is reneging on its 2017 election promise to …
Read more“Facebook has admitted it enables a range of harmful practices including foreign interference in elections, hate speech, and mass data privacy breaches – yet it remains largely self-governing,” says Green Party spokesperson for Electoral Reform …
Read moreContact Energy has been rated as the worst performer in Consumer NZ’s latest electricity satisfaction survey.
Its website boasts making “electricity easy and efficient, with competitive rates, friendly local service and flexible payment options”, but …
Read more“You will all starve to death, if you don’t protest and wake up to this”. Powerful interview which includes updates on the situation with India and the Indian farmers’ struggle, which is becoming increasingly dire …
Read moreAs many as 29% of school students experienced at least one form of housing deprivation in the previous 12 months, according to the Youth19 Housing Deprivation Brief from the University of Auckland and Victoria University …
Read moreDr Damian Wojcik, Integrative Medical Doctor and Master of Forensic Medicine with 27 years experience as a Police Doctor, expresses his deep concerns about covid-19 vaccination in New Zealand.
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Read moreThe latest Financial Resilience Index released by the Financial Services Council (FSC) today shows that 12 months on, Covid-19 continues to affect our wellbeing – and that of younger New Zealanders in particular.
The Financial …
Read moreThe Financial Markets Authority (FMA) is urging young New Zealanders to check they’re in the right KiwiSaver fund. The call follows data indicating more than 12,000 KiwiSaver members aged 26-35 years old are sitting in …
Read moreFive per cent of New Zealand’s 1.8 million houses lack at least one of six basic amenities including drinkable tap water, electricity, a toilet, and a kitchen sink, a new report from the He Kāinga …
Read moreDo covid vaccines add some form of metal to the injection area? That’s the question people are asking after discovering items such as fridge magnets ‘stick’ to their arm following vaccination.
If you have been …
Read moreA New Zealand High Court judge is siding with campaigners who say the government’s rollout of the covid vaccine is “problematic”.
Nga Kaitiaki Tuku Ihu Medical Action Society Incorporated, represented in court by lawyer Sue …
Read moreHundreds of thousands of protesters chanted “shame on you” outside BBC offices across the UK for not challenging the UK government on its response to covid.
As more scientific evidence emerges showing that very few …
Read moreEncrypted chat apps are gaining in popularity worldwide due to their central premise of not sending user data to tech giants, says security software firm Norton. Some popular examples include WhatsApp, Telegram and Signal.
These …
Read moreDr Mike Yeadon, formerly a Vice President and Chief Science Officer at Pfizer, believes a large scale experiment is now well under way, which may have terrible implications for the global population.
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The owner of a US lab that tested sunscreen products sold in New Zealand has pleaded guilty to falsifying results.
Last week, the owner of New York-based AMA Laboratories admitted defrauding customers and causing sunscreens …
Read moreAn investigation by 60 Minutes into the rushed flu vaccines of 1976 and how claims of a killer virus turned out to be unfounded. This documentary looks at the mistakes that were made and one …
Read moreFrom the New Zealand Herald…Health officials are investigating the deaths of two New Zealanders in their 80s who have died since having the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 jab under “an abundance of caution”.
The Ministry of …
Read moreAn updated passport with new and improved security features is being phased in by the Department of Internal Affairs.
The Buzz wonders if this has anything to do with so-called covid passports or covid certificates.…
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