Category: Regulation
In spite of claiming they are committed to equal rights and opposed to race-based law, the Coalition is not doing nearly enough to protect New Zealand from the threat of tribal rule. What they should be doing is removing the partnership doctrine – along with race and culture – entirely from the State sector...
DOC administers one-third of New Zealand’s landmass. This estate has been held by the Crown on behalf of all New Zealanders for conservation, recreation, and public benefit. Over the past three decades, however, DOC has increasingly transformed from a public-oriented agency into a mechanism for embedding tribal control, preferential access, and commercial opportunity.
To ensure the new planning system is coherent, democratic, and consistent with the Coalition Government’s commitments, all RMA‑related arrangements should be terminated - not only those negotiated with councils but those embedded in Treaty settlements as well. No race-based entitlements should be carried over to potentially subvert the new planning system.
The effects-based approach that relied on the discretion of planning staff had become captured by vested interest groups intent on advancing their own political agendas or lining their own pockets, and that includes Maori who have latched onto the financial advantages of the special status successive governments have granted them under the pretence of a Treaty partnership.
Being politically neutral and respecting the authority of the government of the day should mean that fundamental Coalition goals like public services being prioritised “on the basis of need, not race”, that “co-governance” should be removed from public services, and that all work on “He Puapua” must stop, should be top priorities and well advanced.
Why are our countries in such a dire mess? The left has been working on a 50-year campaign pushing neo-Marxist ideology - whether it is wokeism, transgenderism, Islamism, mass migration, net zero zealotry, Keynesian economics. And they have been utterly relentless in their pursuit of ideological dominance.
Having seen the disastrous influence of UNDRIP in Canada, the continued existence of the He Puapua framework that Labour put in place to implement the Declaration in New Zealand represents an existential threat to our future. It's time that threat was removed.
The BBC’s crisis serves to remind us that credible media isn’t a luxury – it’s a democratic necessity. We should not have to put up with biased media. Journalism should be independent, impartial, and balanced. Their mission should be to inform, not manipulate.
And by the way, as a member of the media, my faith in the BBC has been really eroded by what's just happened - not just because they sliced together two pieces of Trump's speech to make him say something he didn't say, but because they knew it and sat on it for so long.
Ngatiwai’s actions were unacceptable. Their breach of the law was a deliberate criminal act, which put in danger one of New Zealand’s most iconic reserves. They should be prosecuted with the maximum penalties imposed as a deterrent to others considering similar action.
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