Back in March 2030, I wrote about the NZ abortion amendment act, an extreme law that was rushed through parliament while we were all distracted by Covid-19. I wanted to know where the mandate came from. Was it really about “personal choice?” Shouldn’t the government have been concentrating on more important things, like the pandemic we were all facing?
Along with those questions, I wondered, “Was the NZ abortion law changed to meet a UN sustainable goal?”
I’ve now found a report that clearly shows the mandate did come from the United Nations: The people’s report on the 2030 Agenda and Sustainable Development goals.
Go to the section headed “A more just and equal world,” (Sustainable Development Goal 16.) Look at recommendation 13 on page 14, and I quote: “abortion is treated as a health issue, removed from the Crimes Act 1961 and related legislation amended.”
So it’s clear…
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News the Labour Party has ruled out electrifying and double tracking the rail line from Waikanae to Ōtaki will be met with real disappointment by Kapiti locals, National’s Transport spokesperson Chris Bishop and National’s Candidate for Ōtaki Tim Costley say.
“The choice at this election for Ōtaki commuters is clear – back Tim Costley and National who will bring Ōtaki into the Wellington commuter network, or back the Labour Party, who will not,” Mr Bishop says.

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