The Rise and Fall of a Top Lobbying PR Firm
No one should shed any tears when such companies go under. They merely symbolise how the political system is looking rather morally bankrupt.
No one should shed any tears when such companies go under. They merely symbolise how the political system is looking rather morally bankrupt.
The world has arrived at this brink of economic failure by believing there is such a thing as a free lunch.
The problem with this constitutional structure is that it not only empowers those gathered around the revered philosopher king and/or queen, but also every other minority with the political smarts to throw a spanner in the decision-making works.
When you look at the rewards our politicians reap, it is patently obvious to whom their service was, and is, rendered.
It increasingly looks like the Government has realised that its own underfunding of HNZ is causing a problem, but it is seeking to create a narrative that it is due to financial mismanagement and “bureaucracy bloat”.
It’s worth asking how seriously Te Pāti Māori takes corruption issues and the untoward influence of big money in politics.