GUEST BLOG: Lois Griffiths – BALFOUR’S SHADOW
A few years ago, I wrote the following book review for the Green Party magazine, Te Awa BALFOUR’S SHADOW David…
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GUEST BLOG: Ross Meurant – CORRUPTION
Only happens in Russia – so I am often told by knowledgeable Kiwis. Of course, there is no corruption in…
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GUEST BLOG: Chris Leitch – Robertson not in the cheerleading squad
Hardly any of them will admit it (apart from Richard Prebble, David Seymour and the Taxpayers Union, who claim we already have a Social Credit economy, but who are wrong) but a growing majority of the notable people in New Zealand’s economic sphere are advocating the adoption of a Social Credit economy.
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GUEST BLOG: Pat O’Dea – The Spinoff mocks progress
Alex Braae’s writing is not serious objective reporting, it is unfunny subjective propaganda couched as humour.
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – RCEP and its fallout
For those who think it is useless to protest, that the people’s voice doesn’t matter anymore and big business can…
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GUEST BLOG: Lois Griffiths – A Brave Woman Parliamentarian
Betty McCollum, US Congresswoman, Representative from St Paul , Minnesota, is a very brave woman.
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – Make Contact Tracer Compulsory
I would make using the MOH Contact tracer app and/or signing in compulsory.
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – Guessanomics
If you take an economics textbook down from a library shelf the chances are that flipping through it you’ll see lots of charts and graphs and mathematical formula which give the impression that Economics is a science.
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GUEST BLOG: Chris Leitch – Doing the same, but more of it, won’t fix the housing problem
Dr Eric Crampton of the New Zealand Initiative, Finance Minister Grant Robertson, and Reserve Bank Governor Adrian Orr all appear…
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GUEST BLOG: Pat O’Dea – The Migrant Workers and the Marrow Millionaire
While I personally abhor the waste he and his industry have created, I have no sympathy for Brett Heap’s plight.