The Question of 5G. For better connectivity …or for more control and surveillance? Compiled by Janice de Raad

August 10, 2026

https://psgr.org.nz/component/jdownloads/send/1-root/223-emf-radiation-deraad-2026

The rollout of 5G without adequate studies done, has been described as irresponsible , ignoring the
advice from independent scientists worldwide who have been “screaming from the tree tops” With
much evidence of Conflicts of interest there has been no attempt to decommission or put “on hold” the
deployment of the towers until a thorough Health and Safety study has been completed . The New
Zealand Government initiated the Ultra-Fast Broadband (UFB) initiative in 2009 with the rollout
commencing in 2010.

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