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Why Oil Keeps Getting More Abundant
Oil deposits may be finite, but human knowledge is not. Freedom, innovation, and entrepreneurship continually transform our use of resources.
ASB profit drops to $1.4b as class action settlement lifts costs
ASB reports a slight decline in annual profit due to increased expenses from a class action settlement amid economic uncertainties.
What Do You Get When You Cross Smollett With Warren?
Jussie Smollett faked a hate crime. Elizabeth Warren faked being a Native American to be labeled a minority professor at Harvard. Arday said hold my beer and watch this.
Land Tax Could Hammer Homeowners and Farmers
Troy Bowker says the tax would not take account of changing personal circumstances. “You pay this every single year regardless of your income and your personal circumstances.”
Death throes: Outgoing broadcasting watchdog claims authority over online speech
What is a "broadcaster"?
Hipkins rules out NZ First after NZ First already ruled out Labour
Peters says he ruled Labour out four years ago, again last year and repeatedly since.
Fauci texts expose private uncertainty over miscarriage risk during vaccine rollout
“...theoretically could be associated with miscarriage in the 1st trimester”
Banks save money by removing ATMs, but cash users pay the price
More than four in ten New Zealanders still use cash for everyday purchases.
City Rail Link’s $2.6B blowout leaves Auckland ratepayers with a $235m annual bill
“It didn’t need to be gold-plated, platinum-encrusted and covered in public art.”
Nearly half a million eligible voters face new pre-election enrolment deadline
Voters must enrol by October 25, 13 days before election day.
Tell Me Please, What Is Racism?
Racism is a readily available term to all who consider themselves oppressed, and using it is a ‘double whammy’: it immediately apportions guilt to the ‘other’ while giving the user a self-righteous moral high ground.
Everyone backs Luxon except the woman tipped to replace him
A senior minister could end the speculation with one sentence. Stanford chose not to.