Willis launches Covid Monetary Kangaroo Court Atlas Network Inquisition due to report back just before election
Nicola Willis launches a surprise inquiry into the Reserve Bank’s Covid response. Is this scrutiny — or an Atlas Network election weapon?
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Some of the crimes of capitalism – share market greed and enrichment
From asset management giants like BlackRock and Vanguard to NZ’s privatised power companies, critics argue shareholder profit is driving inequality, energy hardship and economic risk.
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MEDIAWATCH: How does Heather Duplicity-Allan and Jason Wells define recovery?
As unemployment climbs to its highest level in over a decade, sections of New Zealand’s right-wing media are attempting to…
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New school year, new educational nonsense
New Zealand’s education system is once again being subjected to political tinkering disguised as reform. With the school year barely…
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Ian Powell – Mismanaging my (and our) health by private operational control
The Manage My Health cyber breach was not just a security failure — it was a failure of sovereignty. When…
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3% Inflation: How Electricity Privatisation and Killing Three Waters Blew Out NZ’s Cost of Living
New Zealand’s inflation didn’t rise by accident. It rose by design. The latest CPI figures expose exactly where the pressure…
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The many tentacles of the Atlas Network
Critics argue global free-market networks like Atlas influence deregulation debates in New Zealand. What the Regulatory Standards Bill could mean.
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Atlas Network in New Zealand: Influence, Think Tanks, and the Regulatory Standards Bill
Critics argue the Atlas Network’s global free-market ecosystem echoes through NZ policy debates. Why the Regulatory Standards Bill matters more than the noise.
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The Atlas Network threatens The Daily Blog – our response to them
The Atlas Network contacts The Daily Blog after our reporting on its influence in NZ politics. Here’s our response and why it matters.
