Point the Hose at the Fire
Seems not to matter much who is leading in National on education, there are the same themes and faults.
Seems not to matter much who is leading in National on education, there are the same themes and faults.
By the time the current government took office, the stagflationary spiral was already well underway.
When bank capital requirements are excessive, the real victims are New Zealand borrowers. The banks themselves will adapt. But borrowers will face higher costs and constrained credit.
This is the deliberate and intended outcome of ‘modun edyucayshun’.
When establishing the Office for Māori Crown Relations in 2019, I bet Kelvin never imagined his reach would go so far! Oh, and a postscript on the MACA legislation: Te Pāti Māori will repeal this legislation in their first 100 days!
In Episode 19 of The Good Oil Podcast, Cam talks to citizen journalist Simon Anderson, aka SimonTV.
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The word for today is… kvell (verb): : to be extraordinarily proud : rejoice Source : Merriam -Webster Etymology : Kvell comes from Yiddish kveln, meaning "to be delighted," which, in turn, comes from the Middle High German word quellen, meaning "to well, gush, or swell." Yiddish has been a
For godly sorrow worketh repentance to salvation not to be repented of: but the sorrow of the world worketh death.