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 |
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| Issues | 271 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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NZ's mainstream media are ‘campaigning’ for TOP, a minor non-Parliamentary political party, who believes that men who say they’re women are women.
There is something raising the eyebrows of political commentators here in New Zealand. The sudden elevation by our mainstream media of minor non-Parliamentary political party The Opportunity Party - known as TOP - hasn’t gone unnoticed. The...
The nonsense argument of the former Mayor of Christchurch, Lianne Dalziel, against the bill to define women and men in NZ law.
In this column, I’m going to show you an example of the kind of argument being made against the bill to define women and men in NZ legislation¹. I’ll be using former Mayor of Christchurch Lianne Dalziel’s recent comment piece in Newsroom fo...
Magnificent meet-ups; motley crew trans protest; and ‘bosom billboards’.
I’ve just spent two days ‘up north’, as in up in the North Island. My abode for the last sixteen years has been my hometown of Christchurch in the South Island. However, from time to time, I’ll travel to Wellington or Auckland for an event,...
My submission on the Parliamentary bill to define women and men in NZ law.
We are at a crucial moment in New Zealand, where we have the chance to define women and men in legislation, and stop those words being misused as identity props by the opposite sex. In particular, men who call themselves women are detriment...
The bill to define women and men in legislation passed its first reading in NZ Parliament. This is our chance to be heard now.
On the night of Wednesday 20th May, I did a first-time-ever thing. I watched a livestream of a debate in Parliament, which in this case was on NZ First’s bill to define women and men in legislation. It passed its first reading with 67 MPs v...
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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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