AAAP Launches Campaign To Substantially Lift Benefits.
Auckland Action Against Poverty is launching a campaign to build commitment from Members of Parliament seeking to be part of…
Year: 2020
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Fonterra: Milk And Coal Don’t Mix! – Extinction Rebellion
Fonterra will be greeted by drums, cow costumes, placards and a pile of coal on Thursday morning, 9 July, as…
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Government Funding Signals Pathway To Safer Drinking Water
Water New Zealand says the Government’s $761 million investment in drinking water infrastructure will provide much-needed assistance to help ensure…
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What are the ways for trading in bitcoin investing?
Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency made in 2009 by an obscure individual utilizing the pseudonym Satoshi Naka Mo To. While the…
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Start Making Profits with Online Trading Account
Adopt a new strategy to expand the market and show your best competencies and skills to achieve your life objectives…
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CEAC Again Warns: National Party Position On Climate Change Is Still Abysmal
CEAC review of pre-election National’s “outline plan” just sent to us by Todd Muller 9/7/20 was actually his speech about…
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Winners & Losers: Latest shocking Boag revelations are the end of the National Death Star!
The latest Boag revelations are so extraordinary and speak to such a depth of dirty politics it’s difficult to see how Muller’s leadership survives this.
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UPDATED: Leadership, Vision, and Combating a Machiavellian Culture – Is Todd Muller National’s Solution?
Muller’s campaign vision was supposed to be a circuit-breaker. Instead, it left more questions than answers.
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Goodbye and good riddance to New Zealand biggest corporate bludger
A quick, back-of-an-envelope calculation shows that government electricity subsidies have been so high that the country would be better off with the smelter closed and the workers paid their full salaries for the rest of their lives. I wrote about this in a previous blog.
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Look For The Light
While looking for something else entirely in an old trunk in my garage, I came across the following lines. Written nearly 50 years ago, they struck me as having an oddly contemporary feel.