The different components of the yummy hot cross bun each tell an aspect of the Easter story.

Many parents are not aware that, while well-intentioned, Pink Shirt Day is being used by activists to indoctrinate gender theory and sexual identity of school children under the guise of anti-bullying programmes, rather than deal appropriately with the issue of school bullying which we’re all concerned about. Pink Shirt Days are predominantly and have always been about promoting an LGBT-narrative. And it’s back for another year. Here’s another reminder why you should avoid it.

There’s a new report that’s just been released which measures how much NZers trust the news media. Despite the media spin you will read, the report makes grim reading. As you hear this latest data, ask yourself – What other industry would not be hugely embarrassed by these stats, and then wouldnt make significant changes rather than digging their heels in? Nobody in the media appears to be asking – why do 2 in 3 kiwis still not trust us?

New polling has been released which continues to confirm the severe lack of trust that the NZ public has in the mainstream legacy news media, despite a worldwide trend of increased trust in media. And a recent decision by the Broadcasting Standards Authority against two 6pm news bulletin stories confirms just how bad the standard of reporting in NZ has got.

It appears that the heads of Kiwibank may have been watching McBlog, because they’ve responded to accusations of wokeness – and they’ve actually confirmed just how bad it is. It’s quite an eye opener. If you thought we were over-egging the issue, you’ll see we definitely weren’t.

There’s a subtle trend towards doxxing in New Zealand – by the legacy news media. But it depends on who the person is and what they’re protesting about. And, it seems, whether the media like them or not. We show you five examples.

The government body that promotes business, innovation and employment in NZ (MBIE) is no different to MFAT (New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade) when it comes to DEI and wokeness. They even have special training courses to indoctrinate you. The only problem is that they’re failing at their own wokeness.

Have you heard of GoodSpace? And also the HEEADSSS Assessment. GoodSpace Schools is presented as a schoolwide support system that “empowers school teams to create positive environments where every student can overcome wellbeing challenges and achieve their best learning outcome.” But what information is GoodSpace (and HEEADSSS) asking students about, what age group, what happens to the information, and what involvement and notification do parents have in all of this. One parent is on a search to find out – and we thought we’d help.

The legacy news media are on the warpath. They’re angry. That’s because opposition from both parents, teachers and principals has resulted in the 2020 RSE (Relationships & Sexuality Education) curriculum being revised. But is the earlier version any better? Definitely not.

State broadcaster TVNZ’s Seven Sharp is desperate to normalise drag queens. But it’s not what they show you that’s the problem. It’s what they don’t show you – but of course, that is their strategy. Are you falling for their sales pitch?