Kiwi Party Members Join The Conservative Party"The Kiwi Party will not be standing any candidates in this year's election," announced the party leader Larry Baldock today. "The new Conservative Party has many similar policies to those of the Kiwi Party," continued Baldock, "and the response we have had from the vast majority of our members has encouraged us...
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Our Democracy Has Declined Since "A Red Letter Day" in 1893"When the Governor, Lord Glasgow, signed the Electoral Act into law on September 19, 1893, New Zealand became the first country in the world to grant women the right to vote in parliamentary elections. That was a huge step forward for democracy and for women in our nation", said Simonne Dyer deputy leader of the Kiwi Party.
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Our Children Are Facing Increasing Sexualisation"Do you want your 14 year old daughter or grand-daughter to be taught in our schools how to apply "yucky and sticky condoms to a black plastic penis?" asks outraged grandmother Simonne Dyer deputy leader of the Kiwi Party after reading the lead story in this morning's Herald.
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Poisoned Kea Deaths"The death of keas in Westland's Okarito due to 1080 poison is a loud alarm call for a cessation of the use of 1080, and an explanation and apology from the Minister of Conservation Kate Wilkinson is called for", says Larry Baldock leader of the Kiwi Party.
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What Has Happened To Freedom Of Speech And Open Debate In New Zealand?“It is a sad day when freedom of speech and open debate on controversial subjects is shut down in New Zealand by protagonists of certain viewpoints”, says Simonne Dyer deputy leader of the Kiwi Party.
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Adoption Act Review. Logic or Ideology?“Listening this morning to TV One’s breakfast show interview with Fiona Donoghue, the spokesperson for the lobby group Adoption Action, I found her logic laughable as she tried to cover the gay lobby’s drive to change the law in their favour,” said Kiwi Party leader Larry Baldock.
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