Month: October 2024

New Zealand’s Supreme Court faces criticism for judicial activism, straying from established laws and principles, prompting public debate on its role and implications globally.

The New Zealand public has a right to know the truth, the full truth, and nothing but the truth.

Mark Rutte’s new role as NATO Secretary-General comes with significant challenges, including responding to geopolitical tensions, strengthening NATO’s credibility, and managing member states’ diverse positions.

The RBNZ’s 2024 Annual Report praises its team but overlooks serious mismanagement, ballooning staff costs and missed inflation targets.

New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon governs with a corporate mindset, emphasising measurable outcomes and action plans.

Austria’s recent election results reflect significant political fragmentation, with the FPÖ emerging as the largest party. Economic anxieties and a pro-Russian stance contribute to rising populism, posing challenges for European unity.