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It's our weekly Monday feature, Health Hacks. This week, Paul took an icy dip into hormesis, with Dr Glen Davies and Professor Grant Schofield. For more from Grant, follow him on: Website: www.profgrantschofield.com X: @grantsnz [...]

Tim Wilms beamed in from the Land of Oz with his weekly despatch on The Wilms Report. Find out what's been happening in The Lucky Country... or is it now The Crazy Country?! For more from Tim, check [...]

Katie Ashby-Koppens was in for our ever-popular weekly Wednesday feature, Legal Hub. On the agenda this week, the New Zealand paediatric batch of Pfizer mRNA, which has 145 times greater than the permissible levels of DNA contamination! [...]

The weekly breakdown of the world of politics, A Political Agenda, was back with Elliot Ikilei, Helen Houghton, and Simon O’Connor. This week, they gave us their take on the commemoration of October 7, the HMNZS Manawanui [...]

Tim Wilms dialled in with his weekly downunder despatch from across the ditch - The Wilms Report. For more from Tim, check out: theunshackeled.net

Breakfast with Paul Brennan airs Monday through Friday from 7-10 am. Paul speaks with leaders in their fields and everyday folk to hear both sides of the story and make a difference in the debate and stay true [...]

Alex Holland 5 Sept, 2023 Labour is attacking the person rather than playing the ball, maybe to distract from their achievements over the past 6 years: Multiple recessions under Labour in this term of government (2020 & 2023) and [...]

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This article is posted in memory of Chloe Wright who worked tirelessly to help new mothers and their babies have a better start in this big old world.  Sadly, Chloe died over this past weekend and will be considerably [...]

Alex Holland 27 Sept 2023 In 2017 when Labour came to power, crown spending was $76 billion per year. Now in 2023 it is $139 billion per year, which equates to a $63 billion annual increase (over $1 billion [...]