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RFK Jr revives Vaccine Safety Task Force

Daily Telegraph NZ -

US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr has reinstated the long-defunct Task Force on Safer Childhood Vaccines, aiming to enhance the safety, quality, and...

OIA confirms no independent glyphosate monitoring in NZ

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Full text of press release from NoMoreGlyphosate.nz. If you've been following our campaign, you'll know we've been pushing for one thing the New Zealand public...

Former vaccine advocate now calls mRNA platform ‘fatally flawed’ and questions childhood vaccine safety

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Professor Bret Weinstein, once a strong supporter of vaccines as a modern medical triumph, has publicly reversed his stance, calling the mRNA vaccine platform...

Teachers and nurses plan strikes as pay and staffing disputes escalate

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Two of the country's largest public sector unions are preparing strike action in the coming weeks, as teachers and nurses accuse the government of...

In plain sight

Julie Ponesse -

The following is an excerpt from Julie Ponesse’s book, Our Last Innocent Moment. One of the things we have learned over the last three years...

What autism is

Sinead Murphy -

Imagine that we do not know what blindness is. Imagine that we describe people as blind very often, but that we do not know what...

Acupuncturist and wife jailed after ‘brainwashing’ patient into sex

Daily Telegraph NZ -

New Zealand-born acupuncturist Arthur Cunningham, 69, and his wife Sheena, 55, have been jailed in Australia for manipulating a patient into sexual acts under...

World Council for Health NZ – aiming to transform community health

Daily Telegraph NZ -

The World Council for Health NZ (WCHNZ) is a broad, grassroots, expert-led initiative. DTNZ spoke to Leigh Willoughby of the WCHNZ to find out more...

Former Greek PM’s daughter dies of cardiac arrest, aged 34

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Lena Samaras, 34, daughter of former Greek prime minister Antonis Samaras and Georgia Kretikos Samaras, died late Thursday after suffering cardiac arrest following a...

Growing concerns in U.S. over mRNA in blood spurs push for transfusion choice

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Dr. Clinton Ohlers, an academic and media director for the U.S. organisation 'Safe Blood Donation', is sounding the alarm on the risks he believes...

“If it’s in their water, what’s in ours?” What a U.S. pesticide study means for NZ

Daily Telegraph NZ -

A new study out of the United States has just confirmed what many suspected, say NoMoreGlyphosate NZ. "Even with stricter regulations and greater public awareness,...

How the A.I. and Biotech alliance will affect New Zealand

Guy Hatchard -

An article published in Nature on July 30 entitled CRISPR-GPT for agentic automation of gene-editing experiments explains how genetic modification of human and plant cell lines...

Oncologist blasts Big Pharma: “They are genocidal and they do not care”

Daily Telegraph NZ -

A leading U.S. oncologist has delivered a scathing indictment of the pharmaceutical industry, accusing major corporations of knowingly sacrificing lives for profit. Dr. Kathleen Ruddy,...

The unthinking faith in biotechnology and A.I.

Guy Hatchard -

In his 2017 book ‘The Strange Death of Europe’ Douglas Murray argues that we have lost our sense of purpose. Fuelled by rational and scientific...

Nurses strike over unsafe staffing as thousands of procedures postponed

Daily Telegraph NZ -

More than 36,000 nurses, midwives, and healthcare assistants are striking nationwide for 24 hours over stalled contract talks with Te Whatu Ora, primarily due...

Trump and RFK Jr. target Big Pharma’s global pricing scheme in landmark drug pricing reform

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Big Pharma is under renewed scrutiny after U.S. President Donald Trump and Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) Robert F. Kennedy Jr. jointly...

Covid lockdowns devastated an entire generation of children

Ian Miller -

In what we now understand were completely theatrical attempts to control the Covid-19 pandemic, experts demanded and politicians mandated all sorts of intrusive policies. Mask...

Baby dies after pharmacy overdose error, parents call for law change

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Two-month-old Bellamere Arwyn Duncan died after allegedly being given an adult dose of phosphate by a Manawatu pharmacy, despite a correct prescription being issued. Her...

Auckland Uni academic calls for enforcement of social media age limits

Daily Telegraph NZ -

University of Auckland researcher Dr Samantha Marsh is urging social media platforms to enforce age restrictions, proposing a minimum age of 16 to curb...

International coalition launches to protect children from W.H.O. sexualization agenda

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Let Kids Be Kids is proud to be part of this new international alliance. An unprecedented global alliance of parental rights and child protection organizations...

An urgent open letter to all New Zealand First Members of Parliament – Updated July 2025

Mary Hobbs -

It is easy to stand with the crowd. It takes courage to stand alone. — Mahatma Gandhi This month, your Party will require you to...

Ministry slammed for failing to seek expert advice on glyphosate risks

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Public interest campaign group NoMore Glyphosate NZ has accused the Ministry for the Environment of failing in its duty of oversight after revealing the...

Government investment in AI & biotech includes research into “insect larvae-based food development”

Daily Telegraph NZ -

The Government has announced a $24 million investment into artificial intelligence and biotechnology research, partnering with Singapore on projects aimed at healthy ageing and...

Densification of 5G: Risk to health and safety outside scope in Govt consultation

J. R. Bruning -

What fundamentally increases your risk from telecommunications devices and infrastructure? Warning: This article may be a little strident for some. It’s a question most of us...

An urgent Open Letter to all Members of Parliament

Mary Hobbs -

If people let the government decide what foods they eat and what medicines they take, their bodies will soon be in as sorry a...

Infrared sunlight boosts vision and mitochondrial health – study

Daily Telegraph NZ -

A new study published in Scientific Reports confirms that longer wavelengths of sunlight, particularly near-infrared light (850 nm), can penetrate the human body and systemically...

“We can identify the illness — but not what caused it.”

Daily Telegraph NZ -

That quote, buried in a formal OIA response to NoMoreGlyphosate.nz, reveals a disturbing public health blind spot, says NoMoreGlyphosate NZ. No Data, No Codes, No...

Coke to swap key ingredient – Trump

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Replacing high-fructose corn syrup with cane sugar in Coca-Cola drinks will lead to economic problems, farmers argue. The Coca-Cola company has agreed to replace high-fructose...

Open Letter To the Hon. Winston Peters, Party Leader and NZ Foreign Minister, and NZ First MPs

Guy Hatchard -

Dear Winston Peters and NZ First MPs I understand the Health Select Committee is due to report on the Gene Technology Bill in the next...

What if Your ‘Natural’ Food isn’t? The glyphosate nobody told you about

Daily Telegraph NZ -

When the label says “natural,” but the laboratory tests tell a different story! When Canadian consumers reached for a box of Nature Valley granola bars...

KiwiRail bans sleep aids for 2,500 staff in safety roles

Daily Telegraph NZ -

KiwiRail has banned around 2,500 workers in safety-sensitive roles from using melatonin and Zopiclone, citing safety concerns based on a review by its chief...

Update on International Health Regulation amendments

David Bell -

Much has been written on the amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR), which most countries are making themselves subject to after July 19th...

Childhood immunisation rates rise as government pushes toward 95% target by 2030

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Health Minister Simeon Brown has announced a continued rise in childhood immunisation rates, with national coverage at 24 months reaching 79.3% in Q3 of...

The Hippocratic Oath and the Covid debacle

Bert Olivier -

Is the Hippocratic Oath, which dates back to antiquity, relevant today? Most reasonably informed people would know that it is an oath pertaining to a...

Father accuses Atlanta mall of discrimination after son with cerebral palsy told to leave

Daily Telegraph NZ -

A father has accused the management of Cumberland Mall in Atlanta of discrimination after his son, who uses a wheelchair and has cerebral palsy,...

Spanish footballer suspended over banned substance linked to hair loss treatment

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Athletic Bilbao defender Yeray Alvarez has been provisionally suspended after testing positive for a banned substance following a Europa League match against Manchester United. The...

What happened? What went wrong? What will happen next? What should we do?

Guy Hatchard -

An article in the UK Guardian on 29th June is entitled “Calls to clean up England’s ‘toxic air’ as GP visits for asthma attacks...

‘Sprayed, splashed, and soaked’: Why glyphosate exposure incidents at Auckland Council should be a wake-up call

Daily Telegraph NZ -

In the past two years alone, Auckland Council has investigated no fewer than six incidents in which its staff or contractors were doused, splashed,...

Australian experts baffled by alarming rates of cancer in young people

Daily Telegraph NZ -

A wave of early-onset cancers is affecting Australians in their 30s and 40s at unprecedented rates. Australian state media reports a dramatic rise in early‑onset cancers...

Doctor fined by Medical Council for importing and prescribing Ivermectin during Covid ‘pandemic’

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Dr Sophie Jane Febery, a registered medical practitioner from Mataura, has been ordered to pay over $67,000 after admitting to importing and administering Ivermectin...

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