“Higher taxes for super rich gets voter tic” – Closing The Gap
“Taxes, taxes, taxes, and all the rest is b******t.” That was the message that went viral at the Davos Economic…
Year: 2019
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – The greed of NZ Banks
The latest quarterly KPMG survey of the banking and finance sector shows collective profits for the 20 registered banks hit a record last year, rising 11 percent to $5.77 billion from $5.19bn in 2017.
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GUEST BLOG: Gerard Otto – The Emperor’s New Clothes
New Zealand’s exports of all goods and services to China were worth $16.6 billion for the year ended September 2018.
A year before then this was only $14.0 Billion.
Check that out – in one year of working with Winston Peters, Jacinda Ardern, David Parker and others – New Zealand exports to China have grown by a massive $2.6 Billion.
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Phantom Billstickers disregards free speech principles – Free Speech Coalition
The Free Speech Coalition suggests that companies supportive of free speech principles should consider refusing to advertise with Phantom Billstickers,…
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern receives giant Valentine card – SAFE
Three of Jacinda Ardern’s constituents and SAFE delivered a giant Valentine’s card to the Prime Minister’s Mt Albert electorate office…
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Forest & Bird welcomes end to tenure review
An end to tenure review is a vital reprieve for some of New Zealand’s most endangered species, says Forest &…
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“Government is being stymied by bureaucrats over health care, transport, and trades training” – Citizens Environmental Advocacy Centre
This week we saw salvation army releasing their “state of the nation” report “ that showed that Jacinda’s vision of…
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ANZASW response to the Salvation Army’s 2019 “State of the Nation” report
The Aotearoa New Zealand Association of Social Workers (ANZASW) welcomes the release of the Salvation Army’s annual State of the…
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Bill aiming to ban rodeo cruelty welcomed by SAFE
SAFE says a Member’s Bill, announced by Green Party MP Gareth Hughes, today, means some of the cruellest aspects of…
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GUEST BLOG: Matthew Blomfield – High Court lifts suppression on strike out of Whale Oil defamation defence
I am determined to see this case through to its conclusion. I believe, in light of this judgment, it is now clear that there can only be one conclusion; Cameron Slater will be held accountable for his actions.