A B’Old Woman
Katrina BiggsNot being quiet about gender ideology, and any other matters which threaten women's and children's hard-won rights and protections in New Zealand. I didn't get older for nothing.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 146 | Subscribers | Read | aboldwoman.substack.com |
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NZ’s Midwifery Council makes some changes to their woke and obscure Scope of Practice.
New Zealand’s Midwifery Council has bowed to pressure and made some changes to their revised Scope of Practice, which was full of woke and obscure language.
“TransTasmanian” comedienne, Sacha Jones, chats with me about her struggles in New Zealand’s comedy circuit.
Stand-up comedians and comediennes have never claimed to be our therapists, or politically correct commentators, as far as I’m aware. They’re brash, edgy, irreverent, and controversial, which is basically their job description. At least, th...
The survey which gave me identity confusion; and the identity-loving councillor who wants to be mayor.
I recently got an email from the Christchurch City Council (NZ), asking if I would participate in a survey of their decision-making processes. It was sent to me because I had made a written (and oral) submission to them on their ‘Equity and...
It’s a normal survival instinct to be aware of our surroundings – so why would anyone tell women and girls they mustn’t exercise it?
What kind of creepy self-serving individual tells women and girls that being aware of our surroundings, who’s around us, and judging what might look and feel off, is “creepy”?
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Currently writing and making waves around gender ideology in New Zealand. I'm not going to be quiet while it wrecks women's and children's rights and protections. I didn't get older for nothing.
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