A comment from the post – Gendered Justice in New Zealand: Tell us more about the red fems. The way to sink em is to get women onside who see this too. It must be said that all this “system” does is perpetuate and create violence rather than reducing it. It’s a discussion we need […]

Three years ago I was newly separated in auckland and I joined the single parents trust. I wanted to see how other parents remained close to thier children after separation. I found support and new friendships and the experience was extremely rewarding. My daughter and I joined in many exiting activities, well organised and without […]

If Robin Williams had been a New Zealander we would not be having a discussion about his suicide, and certainly not publishing the method of execution, but the law in the US state in which Williams died is exactly the opposite – police are required to release all the relevant details of his death. The […]

I’ve seen women’s advocates in the Waitakere Court. They wander around the court like they own it and make the judge look like a clingon to the proceedings. When I saw a news article showing their direct influence in sentencing, I put up the post Women’s Refuge Justice System I had been waiting for another […]

This is a staggering article that brings to life the feminist philosophy that many people cannot accept exists in the Family Court. Worse the article highlights the disparity between what would normally be considered intolerable domestic violence and what is increasingly being considered acceptable female violence.

In the last post we looked at Robin Williams as a men’s advocate and his political messages. Here is an article by Christopher Bucktin looking at Williams’ personal life and the cost of his two divorces.

Yesterday the world reeled from the sudden death of Actor/Comedian Robin Williams. Today tributes will flow, and rightfully so, from all corners of the earth, from those who knew him and worked with him, to those who respected and enjoyed his immense talent – he was a rare talent that could seize any moment, and […]

For someone who has lived a lifetime with a loving wife they could easily hold the view that all women are loving honest souls – then later in life – finding themselves alone in their old age could easily become the victim of the less honest. A woman has been held in custody following the […]

A female paedophile has been jailed for having sex with an eight-year-old boy more than fifty times. That’s seems reasonable. Loren Morris, 21, started sleeping with the boy five years ago She continued doing it for two years, until the boy was ten She was convicted of sexual intercourse with a child last month Today […]

Any man considering a new relationship should watch this video attentively.

The current election campaign may not be offering much in the way of policy for men, but it has brought a few more commenters to this site and some interesting posts from new authors – which is great – we need to be our own media sometimes, it is the only way some of these […]

Child Youth and Family (CYF) have acknowledged that they did not conduct an investigation into the death of a 13 month old baby who died in a bath tub drowning in November 2012. The story was first discussed here in the post multi-tasking manslaughter. The victim’s mother was subsequently charged with manslaughter and found not […]

I don’t want to go into too much detail prematurely, especially without permission, but a new political group is in the formation stages and is looking for input on their law and order policy platform before registering as an official political entity. If you have any ideas, keyword “ideas,” not rants, and can put them […]

Yep I could be wrong but she seems very interested in mens rights. I dont want to sit around and wait and see what happens and create summaries when men get screwed by systemstic discrimination. If you want to sit there.. then ok, but you can still help. Can you add statistics… rephrase my questions?

A report released last month has put the cost of domestic violence in New Zealand at $8 billion per year. There appears to be a new type of inflation impacting our economy – Election Inflation. This ‘$8 Billion dollars is a big increase on previous estimates. The difference between the $8 billion and the 368 […]

The Essay of Tania Billingsley discussed in a previous post saw a young woman jeopardise a possible court case in exchange for a minute of fame and some mileage for the airing of her views on the much politicised idea of New Zealand’s ‘Rape Culture’. She’s already been forgotten about, and the chances of a […]

Ms King’s apology for being a woman is “insulting” because not all women are so forgetful, our Prime Minister says. “It’s a pretty silly comment from Ms King,” said Mrs Tubb. “The problem isn’t being a woman, the problem is if you’re a forgetful woman, and I think it’s a bit insulting to imply that […]

Minimum wage is a political toy in the sense that it can be abused at election time with promises that have notable flow-on effects and manipulated between elections; it is a cabinet decision as to what the minimum wage is set at. When you look at our position in world statistics we are amongst the […]

The previous post Minimum Wage and Feminist Entitlement opens up the discussion about how feminist monetary policy is driving men backwards into a slave culture. Now let’s have a look at the good work The Ministry of Women’s Affairs does to help out.

When it comes to election campaigns and gender politics there are only two policy positions, female and gender neutral; and yes, that is just a different way of saying there are no male specific policies, but is that true. If there were male specific policies you would expect them to be gender positive – I’d […]

Please join MoMA in Wellington when we raise awareness of men’s issues in the lead up to the election. We have sent the following invitation to various MPs and the Ministry of Women’s Affairs: MMA MINISTRY OF MEN’S AFFAIRS MINITATANGA MO NGA TANE A Community Group because successive governments have neglected the voice and welfare […]

I would like to blame the Aussies for starting it, but history tells a different story – yes, this goes way back. Even, back past the Condom War. You haven’t heard of the Condom War?

In a recent post first NZ gay marriage fails questions were asked as to whether this site was anti gay-men and if that particular debate was homophobic; distinguishing politics from the personal does not reside ouside of discussions on homosexuality, even if some would have us believe that. New Zealand is no stranger to the […]

National MP Claudette Hauiti, previously warned about breaking Parliament’s rules by employing her civil union spouse (presumably on a state payroll) in her electorate office, has now been caught out using her parliamentary charge card for completely personal travel to Australia and other illegal spending. She has not been disciplined and has been allowed simply […]

MoMA has nothing against homosexual people and strongly supports their right to get on with their lives without discrimination or abuse. The history of horrible violence against gays (ongoing still in a number of countries) shows human irrationality and cruelty at its worst. However, the pathetic performance of NZ’s first same-sex marriage couple highlights the […]