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Is your pharmacist involved in killing unborn children?

Right to Life asks: The next time you walk into a pharmacy, are you patronising a pharmacist who is an abortion provider, who willingly...

Why Western conservative parties are doomed

The inability to grasp the concerns of voters and resolve internal divisions will be the death of British and Australian conservatives. Perhaps the most noticeable...

Did you hear the silent scream of the 17,000 unborn children murdered in 2024?

Right to Life asks: Why is there a deafening silence from the leaders of most churches in defence of the lives of God’s precious...

Spain plans to enshrine abortion in constitution

Spanish PM Pedro Sanchez says his government will prevent women from receiving “misleading” information about abortion. Spain’s leftist government has pledged to enshrine the right...

Abortion complications suppressed to deceive women!

Right to Life believes that the current reporting of abortion statistics in New Zealand is incomplete and unsatisfactory. We ask: when will the Ministry of...

Calls to deport Massey Uni Communications Professor after Charlie Kirk comments

National MP for Southland Joseph Mooney challenged the conduct of Massey University’s Professor of Communication, Mohan J Dutta, who described Charlie Kirk as a...

Colonisation is colour blind

On the surface this may seem like an oxymoron. Here in New Zealand Maori were subjected to lands confiscated, segregation, language forbidden and medicine criminalised....

DEI-run court freed felon who killed Ukrainian refugee – Fox News host

23-year-old Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska was brutally mudered on a train in Charlotte, North Carolina. The Mecklenburg County court that released a repeat offender who...

Employer launches review over Nash comments on women

Former Labour Cabinet Minister Stuart Nash faces a formal review by his employer, recruitment agency Robert Walters over his remarks when asked to define...

Every woman has an inalienable right to be born!

Women in New Zealand will not achieve justice and equality until their right to be born is enshrined by Parliament in legislation. Every human being,...

650 delegates gather for Forum on the Family

More than 650 delegates came together on Thursday evening and throughout Friday for the annual Forum on the Family, drawing a full house of...

New Plymouth Boys’ High apologises for excluding student from speech finals, FSU to provide training

After a mediation supported by the Free Speech Union (FSU), New Plymouth Boys’ High School acknowledged that Oliver Jull was excluded from participating in...

Journalist warns of “Digital Gulag” as unelected global “elites” push surveillance systems

Journalist Alex Newman has issued a stark warning about what he describes as a sweeping plan by unelected technocrats—including Bill Gates, the United Nations,...

‘Democracy’ is the new colonialism

Empires have not changed, they have simply cloaked themselves in platitudes such as “resilience,” “visibility,” and “empowerment”. A ballot floats through the air like a...

Stop killing my precious unborn children

God, the author of life gave us the Fifth Commandment, “Thou shalt not kill.” We ignore it at our peril. For nearly 50 years since...

How the woke left abandoned feminism, labour, and the planet to globalism

Activists have been gaslit into believing that protecting labour rights is racist and defending women’s spaces is bigotry. What do Greta Thunberg, Simone Biles, and...

UK parliament votes to decriminalise abortion up to birth

The UK Parliament has voted this week by a wide margin to effectively decriminalise abortion up to the moment of birth. The amendment to the...

Census to be replaced with ‘annual surveys and government data’ by 2030

New Zealand will no longer conduct its traditional five-yearly Census, with the last full count completed in 2023. Statistics Minister Shane Reti announced the change...

Censorship in our materialist world

My dear friends, A long time ago but I am still here. Two weeks ago I learned on one and the same day that the...

Parents blame agencies for teen’s death after anorexia battle overlooked in trans-focused care

The parents of a South Island teenager who died of anorexia in emergency accommodation say their child was failed by health, education, and welfare...

Maori seek legal personhood status for whales!

Right to Life asks Maori leadership why do you enthusiastically confer the status of legal personhood on whales while at the same time you...

Right to Life upholds the respect due to the deceased human person

Right to Life believes that all lawful burials and cremations must conform to the Burial & Cremation Act 1964. The Christchurch funeral director who is...

Tonkin + Taylor looks to punish employee for lawful expression – Free Speech Union

Tonkin + Taylor is investigating one of their employees after he heckled Winston Peters on his way to work yesterday morning, to determine if...

We have yet to be drawn and quartered

History is a series of variations on basic feudalism, with limited exceptions during which serfs threw off the worst of their shackles for some...

The transformational power of human connection: Why our mental health system needs more than pills and protocols

In 2005, a young man stood on the edge of the Golden Gate Bridge, ready to end his life. Ninety minutes later, he stepped back...

UNICEF report finds NZ has highest child suicide rate among wealthy nations

New Zealand has recorded the highest child suicide rate among 36 OECD and EU countries, according to UNICEF's latest Innocenti Report Card, which ranked...

ACT breaks ranks with National over ‘inadequate’ Firearms Registry review

The ACT Party has invoked the "agree to disagree" clause in its coalition agreement with National, citing dissatisfaction with the recent firearms registry review. ACT...

Backlash as government rejects new compensation scheme for abuse survivors

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has defended the government's decision to enhance the current redress system for state care abuse survivors with a $775 million...

Majority of Kiwis support Bill defining ‘woman’ & ‘man’ – Poll

A new poll has found majority support for a Member’s Bill that would ensure the biological definition of a woman and man are defined...

The assault on Substack takes predictable shape

For a while now I’ve been worried Substack would become a major target of the Censorship Industrial Complex for the hideous and dangerous crime...

Vaccination gravy trains: Retirement villages still coercing residents

Ethics and informed consent dismissed in favour of wealth transfer, profits and data harvesting. In an earlier post I presented some ideas about how retirement...

NZ First to seek legal definition of “woman”

New Zealand First has introduced a bill to define "woman" in law as "an adult human biological female," aiming to protect sex-based rights and...

What is a Woman, and what are the implications for NZ of the UK decision?

What is a woman? It’s the question that had our most recent Prime Minister squirming in such embarrassing fashion on national television not so long...

Kiwis falling behind Aussies on “social cohesion and wellbeing”, report claims

A major new report commissioned by the Helen Clark Foundation reveals that New Zealand is lagging behind Australia in nearly every measure of social...

Support International day of unborn child!

Right to Life believes that we should join the international community in celebrating the International day of unborn child on 25th March to reaffirm...

Planned Parenthood banned from science centre over unapproved colouring book for kids

The Kentucky Science Center in Louisville has issued a public apology after a Planned Parenthood colouring book was distributed without approval during the "Health...

Social worker regulations strengthened to “enhance public safety” – Upston

The Social Workers Registration Amendment Bill has been passed by parliament, reinforcing the professional oversight of social workers to enhance public safety. The legislation introduces...

University in UK faces record fine amid free speech controversy

The University of Sussex faces a record £585,000 fine from England’s higher education regulator, the Office for Students (OfS), for failing to uphold free...

NZ First introduces Bill to remove ‘woke’ DEI regulations from the Public Service

New Zealand First has introduced a Member’s Bill aimed at ensuring that employment decisions in the public service are based on merit rather than...

Luxon tells school lunch moaners to make a Marmite sandwich

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has downplayed concerns over issues with the new school lunch programme, telling those dissatisfied with the programme to "make a...

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