The connection of all this lifestyle home ownership porn being rammed down our throat by the NZ Herald has been exposed by Public Address as being all through one company, Ron Hoy Fong and his “coaching family” Ronovationz…
This is disgraceful, our own bloody Government is attempting to charge Russel Norman for protesting against more deep sea oil exploration.
This is nothing short of a character assassination and a reminder that Fairfax is there for corporate interests. The Dairy Industry has gone from being an abuser of our environment into being an abuser of science, we just can’t let these sanctimonious pricks get away with this.
I don’t ever bother watching Sunday on TVNZ, it just has never interested me as a genuine source of current affairs, but I must admit to having my interest grabbed by their one hour special on Sunday which looked at the true cost of Dairy farming in NZ.
If we are to expect Police to be able to do their job in the 21st Century, then legitimate care and concern for their mental health must be first step.
The government’s attempts to revive the Trade Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) have, as predicted, failed. Instead, the government is now putting its faith in negotiating numerous Free Trade Agreements (FTAs). It’s more of the same, ignoring the lessons from the TPPA debacle.
With English as leader National’s slogan goes from ‘A Brighter Future’ to ‘A Darker Tomorrow’.
This rising wave of disgust at our Public Service may give Labour the courage to finally force it to radically reform.
Are we really this simple to allow Bill English to trash the ethical beliefs of Sonny Bill Williams to distract from questions about war crimes committed by his Government?
Across the media Myers is being praised as a business leader and philanthropist yet he made money not through his own efforts but through using his massive inherited wealth to exploit the free-market economic policies he championed, as a leading light in the Business Roundtable, alongside the Labour Party of the 1980s. That wealth he gained was at the expense of middle and low-income New Zealanders who continue to struggle today to provide that triple lining to the pockets of the super wealthy.