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Kenyans protest US Ebola facility plan (Video)
People have blocked roads and burned tires to show their displeasure over a proposed quarantine centre. Hundreds of Kenyans gathered in the streets of the...
Three Ebola jabs in development
Three separate jab candidates are being developed to target the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola, which has been linked by health bureaucrats to nearly 250...
Kenya court blocks US Ebola facility plan
A judge has paused the planned quarantine site for Americans after a petition filed by Kenya’s Katiba Institute. Kenya’s High Court halted a US-backed plan...
The strange world of luxury beliefs, Artificial Intelligence and the NZ economy
The human mind is truly amazing. Its history of innovative achievement stretches back far further in time than we imagined. The colossal and intricate megalithic...
Privacy Commissioner blasts Health NZ over major patient data breach
Health New Zealand and privately owned patient portal Manage My Health have been accused of failing to adequately protect sensitive patient information after a...
OIAs expose Ministers suppressed youth myocarditis risks from public at un-minuted meeting
A bombshell collection of internal government files, calendar entries, and Official Information Act (OIA) responses has exposed active executive concealment of decisions about youth...
Vaccine expert slams WHO over Ebola jab trial
Former Gavi Ebola programme manager Professor Geert Vanden Bossche has renewed criticism of the World Health Organization (WHO) over its handling of Ebola vaccination...
The Noble Savage
Eisenhower warned us: “Beware the military-industrial complex.” Those words are widely remembered. Less so the companion warning: “Holding scientific discovery in respect, as we should,...
‘The Lancet’ names the most widespread illness
Mental disorders have almost doubled over the last three decades, affecting one in seven people worldwide. The most widespread and threatening illnesses aren’t ebola or...
Medicine by captivity: The rise of the hostage physician
The intensive care unit (ICU) was crowded before sunrise, again. After 40 years in medicine, I am not sure what “full” even means anymore. Every...
Pharmac eyes expansion of free flu jab for children
Associate Health Minister David Seymour has backed a new proposal from Pharmac that would expand New Zealand’s vaccine programme, including offering free flu jabs...
Ebola outbreak spirals in DR Congo – WHO
Insecurity and population movement are increasing the risk of wider virus transmission, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has said. Nearly 600 suspected Ebola infections and at least...
Glyphosate residues found in Weet-Bix products prompt Open Letter to Sanitarium
Advocacy group No More Glyphosate NZ (NMGNZ) has published an open letter to food giant Sanitarium after independent testing detected glyphosate residues in selected...
WHO says Ebola outbreak may be ‘far worse’ than reported
Residents near the centre of an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo say fear is spreading rapidly as health officials warn the...
Thailand imposes 42-day hantavirus quarantine rules
Thailand has officially added hantavirus to its list of dangerous communicable diseases, introducing strict new quarantine and reporting requirements despite no confirmed infections being...
Government introduces Disability Support Services Bill
The Government has introduced the new Disability Support Services Bill to Parliament, with Disability Issues Minister Louise Upston saying the legislation will provide clearer...
Top Secret Cold War tick experiments linked to Lyme Disease
Previously Top Secret evidence presented by medical expert Robert Malone has reignited debate over Cold War-era biological testing programmes involving ticks and other insects...
Hantavirus, the WHO, and the conflicts in weighing mortality
Yesterday, almost 2,000 people, mostly young children, died of malaria because they could not access effective and relatively cheap treatment quickly enough. About 4,000 people...
WHO declares Congo Ebola outbreak an ‘international emergency’
The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo a public health emergency of international concern...
Claims emerge of clandestine bio-engineered insect releases across US farmland
Comedian and political commentator Jimmy Dore has ignited fresh controversy after airing explosive claims linking tick-borne illnesses, biological weapons programs, and elite global organisations...
Glyphosate court challenge dropped but questions remain, campaigners say
Advocacy group No More Glyphosate NZ says major scientific and regulatory questions remain unresolved despite the withdrawal of a Court of Appeal challenge against...
Yale medical school discriminates against Whites, Asians – DOJ
A year-long inquiry by the federal authorities has uncovered “illegal” admissions practices that favour Black and Hispanic applicants. The US Department of Justice (DOJ) has...
New pay deal for nurses and midwives ratified
Frontline health workers employed by Health New Zealand will receive pay rises and additional allowances after members of the New Zealand Nurses Organisation voted...
The hantavirus panic machine: When rare diseases become media theater
Periodically, the public faces a new microbial threat. The pattern is consistent: a tragic death or cluster of illnesses emerges, prompting newsrooms to employ dramatic...
Divided by contagion: Health as sovereign responsibility
On 25 May 2025, after three years of negotiation under the auspices of the World Health Organization (WHO), the Pandemic Agreement was adopted. In reality,...
More cases of hantavirus coming – WHO chief
The organization insists that the outbreak will not become “another Covid”. World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has warned that “we might see more...
Is this hantavirus a bioweapon?
The WHO, Big Pharma, and the other bad actors behind the Covid catastrophe are at it again. At this writing, they’re churning out industrial-strength fear...
British army parachutes hantavirus response team to remote island
The remote overseas territory of Tristan da Cunha in the southern Atlantic has no airstrip and can only be reached by sea. The British Army...
The vaccine safety signal the media still won’t read
The serious-adverse-event signal found in the Pfizer and Moderna mRNA Covid-19 vaccine trials has been in the peer-reviewed literature for nearly four years. Mainstream media...
Zambia accuses US of tying health deal to minerals access
The proposed agreement includes unacceptable data-sharing terms and demands for preferential treatment for American companies, the Zambian foreign minister has said. Zambia has accused the...
Nurse criticised after newborn dies during post-birth care lapse
A Health and Disability Commissioner ruling has found a registered nurse failed to properly monitor a newborn who died shortly after birth in 2019,...
Government cannot make us healthy
It feels a little uncomfortable to say this out loud, but I think many of us are feeling it. Those of us who showed up...
University of Auckland’s clinical trials of pregnant women
We're one year on from an article I wrote about the missing data for the pregnant women in NZ who were coerced into getting...
How on earth did this happen to us?
In our latest release “The Fall of the House of Biotechnology, I began by saying it was among the most important articles we have...
SunSmart programme expanded with $2m boost
The Government and the Cancer Society will jointly invest $2 million to expand New Zealand’s SunSmart programme as part of efforts to reduce the...
Ghana rejects controversial US health deal
Negotiations which began last November escalated under growing US pressure before collapsing, a source has said. Ghana has rejected a proposed health assistance agreement with...
The Fall of the House of Biotechnology
This is among the most important articles that we have published not just because it challenges the current tsunami of polypharmacy that is being...
German nurse alleges migrant strain on Munich hospitals
A widely circulated social media post claims hospitals in Munich are facing severe strain, alleging “the clinics can't cope with the number of medical...
£2,000 NZ manuka honey draws luxury buyers at Harrods
A rare New Zealand manuka honey priced at £2,000 a jar is selling strongly at Harrods. The product, made by Manuka South, is in high...
What If the FDA were eliminated?
The second Trump administration arrived in the wake of the brutal Covid experience, with the hope of gutting the deep state. A public demand for...