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New Zealand women under the microscope

New Zealand women under the microscope

‘Unloved, unsafe and over-stretched’ were the three key words presented by two highly recognised New Zealand women as related to NZ Stuff way back in February..

  • Energy plus

    A little history. Tony Blair, former prime minister of the United Kingdom, resigned from office on the 27th of June 2007. Toward the end of Blair’s 10 year career as prime minister, he received considerable political pressure to resign.

  • Persons of Faith – Ken Duncan

    In 2007 A Current Affair called him ‘an iconic image maker.’ His panoramic art has won world-wide acclaim. His range of panographs are stunning. Ken Duncan is a leader in photographic expression.

  • The Most Important Woman (Part 2)

    In Part 1 of this article, we read about the Queen of Sheba, whose wonder and awe changed a continent. And there were three things that she witnessed that drew her eyes to a higher purpose – and will do the same for us.

  • How budgets affect any new Government

    The story is the same every time without fail after an election, a new government comes to power (Federal, State, Council), and surprise, surprise, the budget was blown out of all proportion.

  • Breathe. Don’t miss it.

    Breathe. Don’t miss it.

  • Anti Social Media

    It’s hard to imagine life without social media. From Instagram to Whatsapp, It seems like everyone has an account of some type, and when someone tells us that they aren’t on Facebook it comes as a bit of a shock! 

  • In the Eye of the Storm

    Recently, I have felt burdened and conflicted about a lot of things to do with faith, religion and morality. It’s like a war raging in my mind of whether what I’m saying and doing is right, whether what others are saying and doing is right, whether anything anyone says or does is right at all.

  • A Tribute

    My grand-dad passed to Glory last week.

  • Do we need political correctness?

    Political correctness is one of the hot issues of the day (for quite some timeactually). For those of you who are not familiar with the term, this is how Britannica dictionary defines it:

  • The man

    If I had a penny for every time someone posted or shared something offensive to Christians on social media—I’d have a lot of penny’s that I wouldn’t know what to do with because we don’t use penny’s in Australia.

  • The antichrist

    When I was first reading the Bible and the final chapter, the Revelation of Jesus Christ, I was intrigued at the depiction of a terrible ungodly leader who would emerge in the last days and would rule over the whole earth. This man would lead a one world government and rule over all the nations and greatly persecute the saints of God.