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  1. This is a no ethics government in power as we speak Nicotine Willis is searching for money to pay all Luxons promises and pay our countries bills. I wonder how many NZers will lose their jobs so she can deliver tax cuts for the rich and landlords. Local councils are putting up rates by so much due to no money for infrastructures they are pricing people out of ever being able to own a home and many will struggle to service rates, mortgages and insurances for a home. Something has to change the council need the governements help.

  2. This is a no ethics government in power as we speak Nicotine Willis is searching for money to pay all Luxons promises and pay our countries bills. I wonder how many NZers will lose their jobs so she can deliver tax cuts for the rich and landlords. Local councils are putting up rates by so much due to no money for infrastructures they are pricing people out of ever being able to own a home and many will struggle to service rates, mortgages and insurances for a home. Something has to change the council need the governements help.

  3. The only positive is that Luxon seems to have indicated that the Act referendum policy will die in the select committee process. But when push comes to shove we shall see.
    The bad(der) news is that the attacks on beneficiaries, the poor, low wages workers and renters are still to come.

    1. I don’t think Luxon will be able to control the narrative he has unleashed with his select committee ‘deal’ to become PM. The coallition agreements prove the ACT & NZF called the tune and they will continue to so.
      Luxon has only got platitudes to cover up what is about to be inflicted on the country, and if he renegs on a referendum the response from ACT will be brutal.

    2. So, this new government is wasting money doing a referendum when they have said we need to be saving money (austerity)

  4. Poor Maori health outcomes has nothing to do with colonisation and instead a lack of personal responsibility – there are other ethnic groups in NZ that are generally less ‘well off’ than others but you will find recent Indian immigrant families cooking nutritious and very cheap meals for their families for instance which as everyone knows contributes massively to their ‘own health outcomes’.
    Everyone in NZ knows full well that a good diet and regular exercise are essential for ‘good health outcomes’ but if you can’t be bothered guess it’s just easier to blame someone else.

    1. Is that right James and our Indian immigrants do they speak their native language, and can they go home to visit their whanau or have they been colonised and their land mostly taken and they have to try and learn their language as an adult and be a second calls citizen in their own country? And can we move to their country and insist on changes to their countries policies?

    2. It is easy to see the problem regarding health but you would have more credibility if you identified the cause of the poor diet also. When people are in poverty or without a clear path to succeed in life it is easy to get trapped in a poor lifestyle, this is not helped by the commercial interests pushing alcohol, fast food and other recreational drugs. I would like to see those in distress live better but they need role models and people that care about and encourage them to improve. This new government has shown that profiteering is more important than protecting people from exploitation and simplistic slogans about freedom etc are just BS.

  5. Is that right James and our Indian immigrants do they speak their native language, and can they go home to visit their whanau or have they been colonised and their land mostly taken and they have to try and learn their language as an adult and be a second calls citizen in their own country? And can we move to their country and insist on changes to their countries policies?

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