After labour's Covid response, there was a chronic shortage of doctors, nurses and ambulance officers. It's easy to work out the reason. Highly trained professionals with long years of experience and many hours of dedication to their professions are still being excluded from their former jobs, even today, long after the unethical & unjustified mandates.

Sunia is - or was - an ambulance officer who went above and beyond to learn his much-needed skills. Please join us at FreeNZ in asking St John why they are not welcoming him back with open arms, post the unethical & unjustified mandates.

If you would like to buy a coffee (or 5) for Sunia - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/SupportSuniaNZ

Samantha Blanchard has released her new documentary 'Silenced' - which shares 3 specific perspectives on how New Zealand's freedom of speech in media, medicine and academia was impacted by suppression over the last three years.

Sociologist Jodie Bruning is one of three thoughtful, important voices whose views are featured.

Watch the documentary👉 https://www.silenced.co.nz

To support Samantha in her work:
Samantha Blanchard.
ASB - 12-3185-0012967-00

Links:

Jodie Bruning is a sociologist with a deep understanding of agriculture from her undergraduate degree in agribusiness. Here, we speak with Jodie about a wide range of issues affecting New Zealand, including the rushed-through bill - the Severe Weather Emergency Recovery Legislation Bill.

To hear more from Jodie, subscribe to her Substack:

Liz Gunn speaks with Winston Peters in a wide-ranging discussion on the long arc of his political life, and his vision for NZ in 2023, as laid out in his speech to an audience of supporters in Howick on Friday 24th March 2023.

To read Winston's speech - https://docdro.id/bXtcJHp

Liz & cameraman Jonathan catch up the day before their court appearance.
Supporters for Free NZ Media to meet:

March 23
8.30 am
30 Manukau Station Road, Manukau City Centre, Auckland 2104.

Thank you to everyone who supported us in replacing Jonathan's camera equipment after the incident. We are currently about $1500 away from reaching the total goal of replacement.
If you would like to offer a Koha, as part of replacement + insurance costs for Jonathan's camera equipment, consider donating to:

Jonathan Camera Fund
Westpac
03-0252-0392354-005

We speak with Karl Barkley about Marsden Point Oil Refinery, how it has gone so wrong for our energy infrastructure in NZ, and what his solutions are for how we can move forward into a better future for New Zealand.

Relevant Documents and Articles:

To contact Karl:

For more information, visit:

During the height of the Covid response madness, many working Kiwis were shocked and disappointed as Union after Union failed to go into bat for them and just fell in with the government's lies. Here, we speak with lawyer Liz Lambert about the Number 8 Workers' Union of New Zealand Inc - a union for all New Zealanders who want to be free of tyranny. This interview was filmed in the spring of 2022.

To support FreeNZ:

We speak with Child and Family Health Nurse Helen Tindall about the dangers of the WHO's Pandemic treaty which New Zealand is signing up for.

Research and article links:

We catch up with Ana & Mahelino Patelesio, as they have made their way to the mid-journey stop-off in Samoa, on the way to start their new life in New Zealand. 

They arrive on Saturday 25th February.

If you would still like to support this brave family as they start afresh in New Zealand:

Mahelino and Jipsy Patelesio talk to FreeNZ in mid-January about how life has been for their family since the lifting of the Tunoa and their plans to leave Tokelau. The family are very much looking forward to coming to New Zealand. To be able to fly back to NZ and to get set up here with the basics, the Patelesio family will need our help and support. 

The full timeline and history of our interviews with this brave Tokelauan family can be viewed here - https://freenz.substack.com/p/interview-with-tokelau-resident-mahelino 

Please put in what you can to support this brave family getting out of Tokelau, so that they can start afresh in New Zealand with a bit of support Kiwi behind them.

To donate:

or

To donate direct please use the Westpac account:

Name: Patelesio donations

Account number: 03-0252-0392354-004

We also hope that you will also be able to greet the family at the upcoming March 2nd commemoration of 1 year since Freedom Village. That will take place in Danniverke from March 1-5 at a beautiful, nature-filled location - https://www.march2nd.co