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  1. The obvious move is to force the Supermarket duopoly to generously supply Foodbanks as a “social dividend” to atone slightly for their 365 day price gouging.

  2. The more Labour tax the more they spend on public servants and wasteful schemes. If the money went on looking after the poor it would not be bad but real little changed for the underdog in 6 years of Labour.

    1. NZ is in recession confirmed today, the tax take is down, people are leaving the country. Tax is fundamental to govt revenue, the more people in work the more the money goes around. The National coalition austerity policies are strangling the economy and it is forecast to get worse. You conveniently forget Labour had to contend with a once in 100 years global pandemic and economic policies Labour had in place would have seen a less painful transition out of that global inflationary period.

    2. More unfounded nonsense Trevor. Are there examples of wasteful spend from Labour sure, but no more than this bunch of idiots. The biggest spend from Labour was the wage subsidy which the likes of National supported anyway.

      The billion on ditching three waters with no alternative, the ferry dumpster fire, Seymour bullshit spend deregulation and a non starting treaty unprincipled bill. To hear our idiot PM tell everyone we have got things on track is f’ing embarrassing

  3. Agree Tiger. Supermarket s should supply the food banks for free. Would be a great PR gesture.

  4. Labour is not the only opposition party. Te Pati Maori have failed to be other than a divisive coterie of circus performers bringing Parliament into disrepute with their puerile antics and over-blown proselytising. If ever we needed displays of utterly useless hot air – which we don’t – that’s them. The Greens may be beyond redemption. Their tea towel addiction has been equally useless virtue signalling, and more so when kiwi kids don’t have dishes to wash when they’ve not got food to put on them.

    Everyday New Zealanders now go from supermarket to supermarket comparing prices and cannot even bulk buy when genetically modified vegetables deteriorate quickly and cannot be safely stored the way they were in grandad’s day. These are things which few politicians are cognisant of.

    Suggestion that supermarkets replenishing food banks for free is a very worthy one, but unfortunately the supermarkets are doing very nicely as they are. They don’t need the PR, and WW’s seems more concerned with woke-ism and, IMO, being champions of the trans community than it is with its broader customer base, and it’s own workers are being squeezed out of jobs by pushing customers to self-check, self-pack, and self pay.

    Ardern ruled out CGT but it wasn’t a Papal Bull and she’s gone. Young Labour now attacking freedom of speech could do well to ponder whether they’re being as self-indulgent as the useless Maori and Green parties are, and could possibly achieve more by focusing on the common good.

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