Thirty-one firearms have been seized, and six firearms licence holders have had their licences suspended, after a Police investigation following illegal hunting in North Canterbury.
Police from the National Organised Crime Group (NOCG) supported by the Firearms Safety Authority uncovered a network of firearms licence holders who allegedly gave firearms to unlicensed hunters and then attempted to cover their tracks through further offences against the Firearms Registry.
NOCG Detective Inspector Albie Alexander says the operation began after concerns about illegal hunting and public safety when shots were fired near a house in rural Cheviot in April, waking the occupants.
“Two men, who did not hold firearms licenses, pleaded guilty to charges including unlawful possession of firearms and discharging a firearm near a dwelling after the April incident,” says Detective Inspector Alexander.
“Of the six firearms located in their possession, four were registered to other people. Thanks to the Firearms Registry we were able to trace the licence holders who allegedly diverted their firearms.
“The investigation revealed alleged attempts to subsequently conceal the offending by providing misleading information about the true ownership of the firearms.
“Four men and two women now face a variety of charges including attempting to defeat the course of justice, intentionally failing to register firearms, knowingly providing false or misleading information to the Police for the Registry, and supplying a firearm to an unlicensed person.”
The Authority’s Executive Director Angela Brazier says the Firearms Registry has proved invaluable by linking the unlawful hunting in Cheviot with licence holders who allegedly diverted their firearms, and who are now being held to account.
“We know that illegal hunting is a serious public safety concern in our rural communities.
“The Firearms Registry links firearms to licence holders, improves traceability, and supports frontline Police. The majority of licence holders have no trouble complying with their Registry obligations and know the rules about keeping firearms out of the hands of unlicensed people who may go on to commit offences.”
To date more than 110,000 active individual licence holders have listed their details in the Firearms Registry, more than 49 per cent of all active licence holders. They have registered more than 538,000 firearms. Licence holders have until August 2028 to update the Registry unless they have an activating circumstance before that date, such as buying a firearm or ammunition.
Court appearances
- Two men aged 22 and 73 years, and two women aged 52 and 73 years, all of Kaikōura, are due to reappear at Kaikōura District Court on 12 December.
- A Hurunui man aged 38 years is due to reappear at Christchurch District Court on 13 November.
- A Hurunui man aged 47 years is due to appear at Christchurch District Court on 5 November.
Anyone with concerns about firearms offending can phone Police on 105, or 111 if life is in immediate danger. Anonymous calls can be made to Crime Stoppers 0800 555 111.
Maybe these people are hunting illegally because they cannot afford the hyper-inflated price of food, MADE WORSE BY HAVING ACC CUT-OFF!
The age certainly points to half of those arrested are probably on the ill-kept GRI which has not kept up with inflation for over 20+ years!
VOTE FOR THE NEW ZEALAND LOYAL PARTY TO PUT A STOP TO THIS ORCHESTRATED GOVERNMENT-INDUCED BULLSHIT OF NEGLIGENCE WHERE PEOPLE HAVE TO COMMIT PETTY CRIMES JUST TO SURVIVE!
Stop voting for the Uni-Parties!!!
Self Defence
February 4, 2025 Published by Kelvyn Alp
New Zealand Loyal – The Right to Self-Defence
We, the people of New Zealand, assert our fundamental right to defend ourselves, our families, businesses, and lands. This inherent right is not granted by the government, but rather, it is the government’s duty to protect and respect it.
For too long, the government has overstepped its bounds, dictating how we can and cannot protect ourselves. This is a clear violation of our rights and freedoms. NZ Loyal is committed to restoring the balance of power, ensuring that individuals are responsible for their own lives, and that the government is responsible for protecting our rights.
The Principles of Self-Defence
1. Inherent Right: The right to self-defence is inherent and inalienable. It is not something that can be taken away by the government.
2. Personal Responsibility: Individuals are responsible for their own lives and the protection of their loved ones.
3. Government’s Role: The government’s role is to protect our rights, not to dictate how we exercise them.
4. Crime and Victimhood: A crime is committed when a victim is created through harm. The government’s focus should be on protecting the rights of victims, not on disarming law-abiding citizens.
Policy Objectives
1. Repeal of Restrictive Firearms Legislation: NZ Loyal will repeal laws that unfairly restrict our right to self-defence.
2. No Licensing Requirements: We will abolish licensing requirements for firearms, instead focusing on education and training leading to a certificate of competency.
3. Protection of Property Rights: We will ensure that property owners have the right to defend their lands and businesses against trespass and harm.
4. Accountability and Transparency: We will establish robust mechanisms for investigating and addressing complaints of government overreach and abuse of power.
By restoring our right to self-defence, we can rebuild a safer, more responsible society, where individuals are empowered to protect themselves and their loved ones. Join us in our mission to reclaim our rights and freedoms.
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Economics
February 4, 2025 Published by Kelvyn Alp
New Zealand Loyal – The Economy
Reclaiming Control and Prosperity
Introduction
New Zealand’s economy has been compromised by decades of neoliberal policies, privatization, and globalization. The promises of politicians who pushed for privatization have proven false, delivering neither greater efficiency nor lower costs. Instead, we’ve seen the systematic dismantling of our economy, leaving us vulnerable to external control. It’s time to take back our economy and ensure it serves the people.
The Five Economic Arteries
A healthy economy relies on five vital arteries: finances, communication, energy, water, and transportation. NZ Loyal is committed to reclaiming control of these essential services.
Finances
We will nationalize the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, ending private control and usury. The current system, where money is created out of thin air and loaned at interest, is a mathematical impossibility that guarantees debt accumulation and enslavement. We will introduce a new monetary and taxation system, moving away from the debt-based fiat currency system.
Communication
We will nationalize communications, ensuring every home has a landline and reliable internet access. Recent natural disasters have highlighted the importance of communication infrastructure. We will rebuild and upgrade our communications infrastructure to serve the people.
Energy
We will nationalize our energy grid and means of production, reinstating Marsden Point and building a new refinery in the South Island. New Zealand has an abundance of oil and gas, and we will utilize these resources to ensure energy independence.
Water
We will nationalize our water resources, ensuring they are used for the benefit of all and are free from contaminants like fluoride. Water is a fundamental human right, and we will protect it for future generations.
Transportation
We will nationalize our transport infrastructure, creating reliable and effective transportation systems. This includes roads, railways, and public transport. We will also investigate and hold accountable those who have pushed the “green agenda” and its associated corruption.
Economic Self-Sufficiency
We prioritize economic self-sufficiency over comparative advantage and free trade agreements that have led to deindustrialization and job losses. We will stimulate the reindustrialization of our economy and insource many offshored service sectors.
Anti-Corruption Measures
A dedicated anti-corruption team will be established to investigate past and present corruption, including offshore-directed parties. This will include insider trading, nepotism, and the revolving door between the government and private sector.
International Agreements
All international agreements that do not benefit the New Zealand people will be scrapped. We will set our own monetary and taxation policies free from the influence of globalist institutions.
Conclusion
NZ Loyal is committed to reclaiming our economy and ensuring it serves the people. We will create a prosperous and self-sufficient nation, where everyone has access to quality services and opportunities. Join us in our mission to take back control and build a better future for all New Zealanders.
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Nice
Seems to be a lot of hype around the registry lately? The gloriours gun registry will save us all from these vicious would be killers OR it measures people and arms and calulates the counter actions required???
It makes it easier for an invading force to obtain the gun registration list, and then raid the homes IDF-style, killing all in the house due to having ‘weapons’…!
And yes…I’ll be voting for the NZ Loyal Party in 2026, despite the PTB and media efforts to marginalise and demonise the same!
How’s this for a catchy phrase,…
“New Zealand Prime Minister Kelvyn Alp today announced the ratification of the New Zealand Conmstitution, and that all of the New Zealand Loyal Party Policies are now being implemented.”
(We can’t wait for that announcement in 2026/27…!)