Political Caption Competition
The Labour Party of NZ – great at moving houses, shit at building them
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Political Caption Competition
I don’t need to carry in KFC and pretend to care when it’s not a climate event
Same as my fishing show, oh that’s right she wasn’t PM then, fuck how’d I get that gig?
Moonlight Flit
When business ordered 100,000 new ‘worker’ resident families to live in NZ, nobody remembered that neoliberalism had sold off all the steel and wood manufacturers needed to build the houses.
Should be a wrecking ball as they are most interested in giving away land and millions of taxpayer money in infrastructure payments to private developers and demolishing houses than renovating and building more!
NZ being held to ransom by large developers not building houses quickly and cheaply, focused on more profits from cheap land not fit for purpose that requires massive pollution to remediate it such as building up flood lands in the middle of nowhere, and shaking out the taxpayers and ratepayers for money for their white elephants. Putting the risks onto future ratepayers when it all goes wrong after being signed off.
https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/business/453445/winton-capital-seeks-400m-to-fund-future-developments
Find some laughter and joy in this – if you get your jollies from speculation/peculation.
Houselifting during lockdown
Having run out of land for new housing, these up-cycled large mobile homes are becoming popular