Opinion

It was only a matter of time before Winston Peters figured out that there are growing concerns among Kiwis about the possibility of the Muslim community increasing in New Zealand and what that might mean.

The most important British general election in a generation has resulted in a narrow victory for British unionism, and absolute humiliation for Prime Minister Theresa May. 

We have just hours to go before the great British public deliver their verdict in a contest between two, quite frankly, unthinkably awful options. 

The slippery slope argument gets mocked a lot – but here’s another case that proves the point:

Originally this article was going to be about the upcoming British general election, but thanks to recent events, we are going to have to talk about terrorism. Again. 

Tim Wilms at The Unshackled spells out the blunt truth as to what western countries need to do to stop Islam and the problems associated with it.

Pat Condell helpfully explains his nuanced position vis-a-vis Islam.

The Herald ran an article today about the possibility of a cashless society.  Apparently 24% of Australians would welcome this prospect.

Finance Minister Steven Joyce has delivered his first budget, one which can variously be described as "centrist", "Labour-lite" and "an election bribe".