John Key is a principled man – except when a photo op arises (A Photo Essay)
Our esteemed Dear Leader would run naked through Hades if there was a photo-op involved.
Dear Leader John Key
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MUST READ: National’s Food In Schools programme reveals depth of child poverty in New Zealand
The rise in demand for KickStart breakfasts occurred at the same time as those on welfare benefits was cut dramatically;
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Setting it straight on user-pays in tertiary education – one letter at a time
Labour’s promise of a return to (limited) free tertiary education appears to be unsettling some, for whom the last thirty years has been dominated by the implementation and bedding-in of user-pays (often gradually, so as not to spook the punters) ; reduced-tax; and minimalist-government ideology;
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The Mendacities of Mr Key # 16: No one deserves a free tertiary education (except my mates and me)
Prior to 1992, tertiary education at Universities was mostly free, with minimal course fees. On top of which, a student allowance plus part-time paid employment, was usually sufficient for students to graduate with minimal debt hanging over them.