Home Support Workers Must Be Front of Queue For Fuel Fix Nicola Willis – PSA
PSA says home support workers must be first in line for urgent fuel relief as rising petrol prices threaten essential care services.
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SHOCK 0.2% GDP FLATLINE! Optimistic economists and free market cheerleader journalists get it wrong again!
Economists predicted growth — reality delivered 0.2%. Here’s why the NZ economy isn’t recovering the way they claim.
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WAATEA NEWS COLUMN: It will be the Working Class, Beneficiaries, Students, Pensioners, Māori, Pasifika and Disabled who will be hurt most at the Pump
As petrol prices rise, it’s the working class, beneficiaries, Māori, Pasifika and disabled people who will carry the greatest burden.
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Why National, ACT and NZF’s attack on Covid spending by Labour is so outrageous and disingenuous
National, ACT and NZF attack Labour’s Covid spending—but borrowed more themselves. A sharp look at the political hypocrisy.
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There’s a cultural, political and economic difference between propertied Boomers and Pensioners
NZ pensioners face rising poverty while propertied Boomers thrive. A stark divide exposing inequality in housing, wealth and cost of living.
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National, ACT + NZF too frightened to act on petrol prices crisis because they are still criticising Covid response
Rising petrol prices expose National, ACT and NZF’s failure to act, as global conflict and energy shocks hit New Zealand households.
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Economy is collapsing and ACT thinks making it easier to buy booze is the solution?
ACT’s alcohol law changes raise serious questions as New Zealand faces rising costs, unemployment and growing hardship.
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Labour: National Making Cost of Living Crisis Worse
Labour says National has worsened the cost of living crisis as food, fuel and energy prices rise across New Zealand.
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Fuel Costs Push Home Support Workers to Breaking Point
Rising fuel prices are leaving NZ home support workers out of pocket, as mileage rates lag far behind real costs.
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How will allowing foreign millionaires buy $5 million mansions going to help Kiwis other than Luxon?
New policy allows foreign buyers to purchase $5 million homes. But will it help Kiwis or drive inequality and housing pressure?
