Simon Bridges & Judith Collins response to the meth hysteria their Party fed should rule them out of Government forever
Simon Bridges & Judith Collins have managed to make Trump’s victim blaming look like valid criticism.
Simon Bridges & Judith Collins have managed to make Trump’s victim blaming look like valid criticism.
Goff has been great at treating the symptoms of Auckland’s housing crisis, Tamihere however could focus on a cure.
We know now that Housing NZ were cruel and spiteful to their tenants, and we know that MSD and WINZ has a vicious reputation for treating beneficiaries with contempt so the NZ Government needs to assure the public that no child was taken off a state tenant because of this meth hysteria.
Oh the irony. Nothing sums up the current failure of NZ media better than this.
…Our watchdogs have no teeth or bark.
Many of today’s generation will have forgotten or be unaware of the brave and successful initiative taken by our Prime Minister in the 1930s – the great Michael Joseph Savage. He created new money with which he built thousands of state houses, thereby bringing an end to the Great Depression in New Zealand and providing decent houses for young families (my own included) who needed them.
The “pocket money” offer to state house tenants wrongly evicted from their homes based on bogus meth testing is deeply cynical and insulting.
What a tragic symbolism for Māori women in the week of Suffrage 125.
Hundreds of millions of dollars are owed to hundreds of thousands of workers and only the top 100 employers are being asked to fix the problem and pay it back.
New Zealand is by no means exempt from the effects of this unravelling neoliberal hegemony. In this country, also, there is a large colonised population presided over by a distant and hated elite. We, too, have constructed an underclass whose full citizenship and personhood is routinely denied in overcrowded prisons; at the counter of the local WINZ office; and by “unconsciously biased” teachers, medics and cops.