Conspiracy Theorist Billy Te Kahika kicked out of Wellington High Court after breaking rules
Conspiracy Theorist Billy Te Kahika was kicked out of Wellington’s High Court on Wednesday morning for breaking rules in the courthouse waiting room. A legal challenge at the Court was commenced by lawyer Sue Grey. It is an attempt to ‘try and halt’ the Government’s Covid-19 Pandemic response, including Vaccine...
Māori Party applaud Whakatōhea High Court case
The Māori Party has applauded a Whakatōhea High Court case focusing litigation in respect of Māori rights in the coastal and marine areas. A number of hui’s and wānanga took place between various applicants as a result of when the hearing commenced. There were approximately three broad groupings of applicants...
National’s growing concern about Department of Conservation
National’s Leader, Judith Collins, says the Prime Minister should be more transparent with New Zealanders about what plans will be made with ownership of conservation land. This follows recommendations from draft documents during a recent hui. It states that the Department of Conservation had discussions about the Treaty of Waitangi...
Government contributes to Households who need extra help to reduce Power Bills
The Government has announced that nine energy education initiatives are helping New Zealanders who need an extra boost to help pay their bills. Government funding has been given through a new Support for Energy Education in Communities (SEEC) Programme. Last year over $8m was established during four years period to...
Billy Te Kahika’s Freedom Village App is dangerous
An app commonly promoted by Conspiracy Theorist Billy Te Kahika is posing a serious risk to new users spiralling down rabbit holes when they sign up. Freedom Village permits users to spread misinformation and disinformation mostly about the Coronavirus Pandemic and how evil Bill Gates is supposed to be. What...
Uyghur People call for Parliament to attend Convention
A statement from the Uyghur Solidarity says Labour allegedly prevented Parliament from debating whether genocide is taking place in the East Turkestan/Xinjiang province of China. This week, the Parliament would broadly discuss a motion of declaration to the atrocities being perpetrated against the Uyghur people, made upon ACT Party’s deputy...
Grant Robertson praises Government’s Pandemic Response
Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson has praised the Government’s strong Pandemic response, which is going greater than expected economically. Mr Robertson said the money allocated for the Covid-19 Response and Recovery Fund has not all been spent in a pre-budget speech to Wellington’s Chamber of Commerce this morning. “As part...
Auckland’s Mt Eden Pohutukawa Tree saved legally from removal
A statement from the Tree Council’s Board Member Mark Lockhart said he was not prepared to allow Auckland Council to destroy a landmark Pohutukawa in Mt Eden. Petition to prevent the tree removal was set up, lobbying Councillors Christine Fletcher and Cathy Casey. They’d approached the Mayor about replacing the...
Facebook removes Advance NZ page for violating Recidivism Policies
A Facebook spokesperson said to thisquality in a statement that the Advance NZ page was removed following repeated violations of its policies. The recent removal was due to undermining public health while breaking ban evasion measures to continue spreading misinformation; violating recidivism policies. “When we remove Pages for violating our...
Terisa Ngobi says Ōtaki to North of Levin Highway build will not start until 2025
Labour MP for Ōtaki, Terisa Ngobi, said on Sept 24 (2020) at an Election meeting that the Ōtaki to North of Levin (O2NL) Highway build will not happen until 2025. National’s Tim Costley said the road needs to be built to save lives and get the region moving. A suggestion...
