The Working Group with Ruth Richardson, Bernard Hickey and Damien Grant
You read that right, the architect of neoliberalism on the show tonight with the best Public Economist in NZ…
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GUEST BLOG: Mike Lee – Council’s airport share privatisation will disinherit future generations of Aucklanders
Auckland councillors are about to make a decision on the centrepiece of this year’s council budget – the sale of…
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Let’s be honest about the Gender Pay Gap and rebuild the promise of democracy with 12month maternity leave, Nationalised ECE and 4 day working week degrowth Capitalism!
The Gender Pay Gap debate in NZ has always felt like a lot of white tertiary educated women at Boardroom…
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GUEST BLOG: Ben Morgan – Pacific Intelligence Update
Why the US – Papua New Guinea defence agreement is important Papua New Guinea signed a new defence agreement with…
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Kiwi Workers DO deserve a tax cut – here’s how we can get one!
More than half of Kiwis want a tax cut, more than a third don’t, new poll reveals More than half…
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Isn’t the climate ignorance of Waka Kotahi the most terrifying part of this?
Ummmm. What? Auckland Council in talks to move some roads after floods= The Government had committed $6 billion over four…
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NZ Politics Daily: 29 May 2023
Today’s content LABOUR PARTY CONGRESS Luke Malpass (Stuff): Labour congress lays bare Chris Hipkins’ and Labour’s election strategy Claire Trevett…
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GUEST BLOG: Ben Morgan – Ukraine ready ‘to take back what is ours’
In the first war of the Information Age, it is only fitting that Ukraine’s Chief of Army used a well-edited…
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Commerce Commission looking into drainage duopoly
The Commerce Commission is finally open to investigating the Drainage industry in NZ. Commerce Commission Investigators are now following up…
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A different approach to the wealth crisis
When just 1% of the people of the world have private control of, and benefit from, more than half the…