Is Social Investment the New Panacea?
We seem to be simultaneously stoking a massive fire while standing by with a watering can.
We seem to be simultaneously stoking a massive fire while standing by with a watering can.
Collapsing trust in NZ education, parliament, courts, heathcare, police and media to all-time lows.
Israel has started a campaign of public announcements to the people of southern Lebanon to get out of their homes and leave areas where Hezbollah has stored ammunition, rockets, and missiles.
Inevitably, a digital currency will become part of our economy and a central part of the government’s surveillance efforts. The ramifications of any government having this much unregulated, unaccountable power to track its citizens is beyond chilling.
Anyone who professes to value freedom of conscience, thought, speech, association and assembly must care about religious freedom.
Who needs drag queens in libraries to indoctrinate our children when we have the NZ Herald?
Our legal friend has received no reply to his two messages to an acquaintance, a senior National Party staffer.
Nurses, teachers and police to leave for Australia and mass unemployment in Wellington.
It isn’t their money being used: it is yours and you get to wear the day of reckoning.
The reality is that the way we fund public services in the future needs to change if this country is to maintain high living standards and avoid bankruptcy.
The parallels to a memorable election decades ago are unmistakable.
BBC management must either take back control of the ship or the British people should demand a refund.
Most people serving in parliament earn more than they would get elsewhere. That is a powerful influence on their behavior.
If Harvey and Taylor genuinely believe that a waterfront museum filled with mythological nonsense will spawn a massive change of direction, then the asylum beckons and probably straitjackets for them both.
Why indeed. A guest post by Hon Rodney Hide.
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