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The New Normal—Health Services are forming an alliance with big pharma and big tobacco

Guy Hatchard -

In our article “Some Hard Sobering Truths Are Beginning to Sink in" we reported that Health Services in highly vaccinated countries are beginning to...

Gardening with Wally Richards: Garden and lose weight

Wally Richards -

It's an interesting thought, do gardening and loose weight; it can happen. There are a number of reasons why we consume more food than what...

IT outage disrupts radiology systems across Auckland and Northland hospitals

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Hospitals across Auckland and Northland experienced a temporary IT outage on Thursday afternoon that disrupted the transfer of radiology images, including X-rays, CT scans...

Medical app taken offline after patient records altered in cyber incident

Daily Telegraph NZ -

A digital medication management system in New Zealand has been taken offline after unauthorised activity resulted in patient records being altered, including some incorrectly...

The spirit of Lysenko dominates the Medical Councils

Martin Hanson -

Trofim Lysenko is dead, but his spirit is alive and well in the pharmocracy that is medicine As a biology teacher I had never given...

WHO review of pesticide exposure models raises questions over global food safety standards

Daily Telegraph NZ -

International health authorities are reassessing how pesticide residues in food are judged to be safe, following a quiet move by the World Health Organization...

Some hard sobering truths are beginning to sink in

Guy Hatchard -

For some months now, the NZ government has been claiming that an economic recovery is just around the corner. We are still waiting and...

African country halts US-backed Hepatitis B jab trial over ethics concerns

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Guinea-Bissau has cancelled a US-funded hepatitis B vaccine study that planned to enroll thousands of newborns, following strong ethical objections raised by the World...

Shortland Street actor’s wife diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Former Shortland Street actor Benjamin Mitchell, known to many New Zealanders as Dr TK Samuels, is currently supporting his wife and family through a...

Doctor backed by supporters after Ivermectin ‘misconduct’ ruling

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Nelson doctor Caroline Wheeler was found guilty yesterday of professional misconduct by the Health Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal for prescribing Ivermectin during the Covid-19 pandemic,...

New appointments to Nursing Council announced

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Health Minister Simeon Brown has today announced four appointments to the Nursing Council of New Zealand. The newly appointed members are: Alex Gordon – Lay...

mRNA flu jabs are coming, or are they?

Guy Hatchard -

Last week the US FDA refused to approve the Moderna mRNA flu vaccine because of the inadequacy of trial design. Right away the virulence and...

Open Letter warning the leaders of Intelligence Services

Guy Hatchard -

Growing dangers from biotechnology experimentation We understand that the security services are charged with protecting a nation from internal conflict and foreign interference. You have...

Nipah Virus and the new public health order

David Bell -

A large outbreak of hysteria occurred in the media over the past week, regarding a small Nipah virus outbreak in eastern India. ‘Hysteria’ is the...

Lifting the lid

Mary Hobbs -

Single acts of tyranny may be ascribed to the opinion of a day, but a series of oppressions, begun at a distinguished period, unalterable...

Questions raised over sudden rugby deaths

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Independent journalist Penny Marie is acknowledging the coroner’s finding that Highlanders and Māori All Blacks player Connor Garden‑Bachop died of natural causes, while renewing...

Coroner says rugby player died of ‘natural causes’

Daily Telegraph NZ -

A coroner has ruled that Highlanders and Māori All Blacks player Connor Garden-Bachop died from 'natural causes' linked to a mildly dilated heart. The 25-year-old,...

Episode 4 of THE+TRIBUTE – Vibrant teen to total seclusion

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Adyn’s battle with vaccine injury and the mental health cost of the Covid-19 response. In just four weeks, the Tribute’s YouTube channel is rapidly approaching...

Hundreds of secretive high-risk biolabs operating globally – study

Daily Telegraph NZ -

A newly published global analysis has identified 3,625 'high-containment' biological laboratories operating worldwide, raising fresh questions about transparency, safety oversight, and biosecurity preparedness. The research,...

Does New Zealand’s Mental Health Commission understand how powerful it is?

J. R. Bruning -

The Mental Health and Wellbeing (MHW) Commission have enormous powers of enquiry, but the evidence suggests that they are simply resorting to information gathering...

Taking back control of our health and well being

Guy Hatchard -

The Millbank Quarterly (a multidisciplinary journal of health and health policy) published an article on 2 February 2026 entitled “From Tobacco to Ultraprocessed Food:...

Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission gatekeeping raises alarm bells

Daily Telegraph NZ -

The Physicians and Scientists for Global Responsibility New Zealand (PSGRNZ) is raising serious concerns about whether New Zealand’s Mental Health and Wellbeing Commission (MHWC)...

Major U.S. medical organisation rejects sex-change operations for minors

Daily Telegraph NZ -

A major United States medical body has recommended against performing gender transition surgeries on people under 19, pointing to a lack of clear evidence...

Scientists decode mystery of ‘the rubbery white clots’

Daily Telegraph NZ -

A landmark trilogy of scientific studies, published today on the preprints.org server, has for the first time comprehensively characterised the anomalous intravascular casts (AICs)...

RFK announces $100m investment in ‘Great American Recovery’

Penny Marie -

Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. today announced a comprehensive plan to strengthen prevention, expand treatment, and carry out the...

Thousands of mutilated kids will sue ‘Mengele’ gender surgeons – Musk

Daily Telegraph NZ -

The Tesla and X owner reacted to a US jury verdict in favor of a woman who underwent a mastectomy at 16. US surgeons who...

The misidentification of common adverse effects of medication

Guy Hatchard -

A paper published in the Journal of the American Geriatric Society entitled “Identifying and quantifying potentially problematic prescribing cascades in clinical practice: A mixed-methods...

What autism is not

Sinead Murphy -

In What Autism Is, I characterized autism as exclusion from the existential empathy on which meaningful human experience relies. Autistic people are irretrievably remote from...

Barry Young — A Hero of our Times

Mary Hobbs -

Many people, especially ignorant people, want to punish you for speaking the truth, for being correct, for being you. Never apologize for being correct,...

No need for panic over Nipah virus – Indian doctor (Video)

Daily Telegraph NZ -

West Bengal has managed to contain the deadly virus, Rajeev Jayadevan has told RT India. There is no need to panic over a reported Nipah...

Union blames health NZ digital cuts for major hospital IT outage

Daily Telegraph NZ -

A lengthy IT outage affecting hospitals across Auckland and Northland has been blamed by the Public Service Association (PSA) on government cuts to Health...

Has the Age of Devolution begun?

Guy Hatchard -

2019 heralded the start of a new era, but not perhaps the new age that many had hoped for. The advent of mass biotechnology has...

Indian virus scare: Media hits panic button over Nipah outbreak

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Several Asian nations have introduced airport screenings for the virus that has infected a handful of people in West Bengal. An outbreak of Nipah virus...

Exploding cancer rates among young people in Singapore

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Singapore has recorded a sharp rise in cancer diagnoses among younger people, with 4,995 cases in those under 40 between 2019 and 2023—an increase...

New cataract surgery services launch at Hutt Hospital

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Patients across the wider Wellington region will gain faster access to eye surgery following the launch of new cataract services at Hutt Hospital, Health...

The architects of destruction are busy at work

Guy Hatchard -

Gain of function research ramps up with the support of the US military. Newly published research papers demonstrate that gain of function research designed to...

US big pharma sector poised to hike prices in Europe – FT

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Major drugmakers are reportedly looking to maintain profits amid an initiative to charge Americans less. US pharmaceutical giants are seeking to circumvent US President Donald...

‘Career-ending’ study links multiple chronic diseases to childhood vaccines

Daily Telegraph NZ -

An unpublished study comparing vaccinated and unvaccinated children is fuelling renewed debate after claims from the research began circulating on social media, alleging significantly...

Warning – a Great Flood

Guy Hatchard -

The proliferation of genetic technologies is not containable. Genetic sequences are globally mobile, they can integrate with host organisms and spread without any practical possibility...

Canopy Health reveals six-month-old data breach

Daily Telegraph NZ -

Canopy Health, New Zealand's largest private medical oncology provider, has publicly detailed a cybersecurity breach that occurred in July 2025, with some patients being...

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