Living Freely in an Unfree World
By developing skills and strategies to live freely and independently, libertarians can pursue personal autonomy and minimise their susceptibility to control by others, particularly the government.
Business
Tenant Has to Pay Only 1/10th
The case highlights the financial strain and legal complexities landlords face when repairing damage exceeding tenant liability limits.
Trumping the EV Mandate
Four principles will likely guide the Trump administration’s actions on the auto industry in the next several months.
I Would Not Have Voted for Trump
The Democrats are a very long way from perfect but, compared with the alternative, there should have been no choice.
King’s Counsels Just Snuffed NZ’s Economy
They declared sovereignty actually lies with their judge mates.
The Ticktock Men Are Coming
‘Workplace surveillance’ is every bit as sinister as it sounds.
A $10b Welfare Bailout Is Not OK
A bailout to keep Sir Bob Jones afloat and save NZ’s only shrinking city, Wellington, by the rest of us is unacceptable.
Trump Victory Could Spark NZ Rethink at APEC in Peru
In addition to Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and foreign minister Winston Peters, trade minister Todd McClay is also expected in Peru. For all three ministers, APEC will be a chance to meet more of their counterparts.
The Retreat of DEI in the US
These companies have removed DEI language, goals, positions and training from their operations.
Spark’s Plummeting Share Price and Performance
Is lack of diversity of its leadership one reason?
Pet Project: The Waikato Med School
Key questions remain unanswered. Can the Waikato medical school, if approved, realistically deliver the promised outcomes of rural and primary care doctors faster and more effectively than expanding current programs?
The RBNZ Has Admitted It Is in Breach of Its Remit
A former chair of US President’s Council of Economic Advisers has explained why.