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Henry Cooke13:03, Jul 14 2021 LAWRENCE SMITH/Stuff Leader of the National Party, Judith Collins and her deputy, Shane Reti, attend the launch of their new “Demand the Debate” campaign on Carbine Road in Auckland. National leader Judith Collins says in the days since Stuff revealed Don Brash was raising $300,000 for her Demand the Debate campaign, donations have surged in. Collins is refusing to discuss the specifics of the donor campaign, simply saying she talks to former leaders all the ...

Both pleaded not guilty. To be found guilty of murder, the Crown needed to prove the pair either intended to kill Ross or were reckless as to whether their actions could cause his death. The jury heard the assault was the culmination of a nasty feud between Ross and his neighbour, Kim Fisher. They’d had “a bit of a fling” in the past, but developed an intense dislike for each other after their brief relationship ended. A friend of Ross who lived in the same block, Stuart Parker, took p...

Article – Gordon Campbell     One can sympathise with Human Rights Commissioner Paul Hunt and the lose/lose situation he has just found himself in. If he had stayed safe and snug in the Beltway around Parliament, he would have been stereotyped as a liberal … One can sympathise with Human Rights Commissioner Paul Hunt and the lose/lose situation he has just found himself in. If he had stayed safe and snug in the Beltway around Parliament, he would have been stereotyped as a liberal snowfl...

Press Release – New Zealand National Party I will be introducing a private members bill to prevent future Government funding from being granted to organised crime units, Nationals Police spokesperson Simeon Brown says. The Gang Funding Prohibition Bill will ensure that any person responsible … I will be introducing a private member’s bill to prevent future Government funding from being granted to organised crime units, National’s Police spokesperson Simeon Brown says. “The Gang Fundi...

PM Jacinda Ardern on trans-Tasman travel arrangements © 2021 Getty Images WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND - JUNE 28: Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern addresses media during a post cabinet press conference at Parliament on June 28, 2021 in Wellington, New Zealand. The Wellington region is in alert level 2 until 11.59pm on Tuesday while the rest of the country is at level 1 following the emergence of new COVID-19 cases in New Zealand linked to a cluster outbreak in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Hagen Hopk...

Mob meth programme not Nationals speed 13 Jul 2021 14:48 PM More Related Stories HASH(0x2b58348) National Party deputy leader Shane Reti says the Mongrel Mob should have nothing to do with methamphetamine recovery programmes. National is crying foul over the Prime Minister signing off on $2.75 million from the Proceeds of Crime Fund going to the Mob-led Kahukura programme in central Hawke’s Bay. Jacinda Ardern says the marae-bsaed programme, which has the backing of police, iwi, and the...

He said the only example of such expenditure he was targetting was the H2R programme. “Theres this one example and, to be honest, its unacceptable that this has been approved. The Proceeds of Crime fund was set up to support victims of crime, and not to be funding the perpetrators. “We are essentially going to make it that all government agencies are required to take all precautions to ensure that none of the funding or contracts that they sign, that any of the money is going to a gang-a...

to bar the Government from funding organised crime. Union spokesman Louis Houlbrooke says, “Yesterday we launched a petition on this very issue which has already been signed by more than 4,000 New Zealanders. Simeon Brown deserves credit for taking swift action to prepare a bill. Every party should support it.” “We wish this bill wasn’t necessary. We wish that our public officials would have the common sense to reject any proposals that would prop up gang finances. But this month’s r...

A sick joke: National outraged after Mongrel Mob rehab scheme gets millions in funding Newshub 3 hrs ago Zane Small © Newshub Watch: Human Rights Commissioner Paul Hunt defends giving a $200 donation to the Mongrel Mob during an interview with Newshub Nation. "A sick joke" is how National MP Simeon Brown has described the Ministry of Health endorsing a Mongrel Mob rehab programme getting millions of dollars in funding.  But Mongrel Mob spokeswoman Louise Hutchinson says it...

Press Release – New Zealand National Party It is no wonder that the Government was reluctant to condemn the Chief Human Rights Commissioner about his $200 koha to the mob, when they have given the Mongrel Mob $2.75 million for a programme to manage a problem that they play a huge role in creating, … It is no wonder that the Government was reluctant to condemn the Chief Human Rights Commissioner about his $200 koha to the mob, when they have given the Mongrel Mob $2.75 million for a program...