Business
The Australian Govt Blames Profit for Inflation
Profitable businesses are frequently targeted by politicians in an obscene exercise of vote gathering. However, unlike politicians, profitable businesses are absolutely essential to economic prosperity for everyone.
The PSA Is Causing Services to Collapse
Nurses, teachers and police to leave for Australia and mass unemployment in Wellington.
There’s Plenty of Silver...
It isn’t their money being used: it is yours and you get to wear the day of reckoning.
Surviving in This Multicultural Market State
Assuming you already have a tribe, the correct way to approach life in a market state is to focus on looting the treasury by any means necessary.
Here Is the Real News
The real news is not to be found at six o’clock on One or Three but elsewhere in places such as YouTube.
How Much Should We Pay Our Pollies?
Most people serving in parliament earn more than they would get elsewhere. That is a powerful influence on their behavior.
The War on Drugs Meets Corporate Greed
Will it happen here? Probably. Eventually. So far we’ve been lucky.
Iwi Bandits Are at Work
If iwi keep inventing new privileges under Article Two of the Treaty, then the Crown should use Article Three which says that Māori rights and duties are the same as those of everyone else.
The Cost of Living
The most basic current flaw in the New Zealand economy lies with our low wage levels.
Consider Investing in Government Bonds
Government bonds are designed to be ‘safe’, not complicated, but stick to places run by people like us.
150 Developing Nations Are on Track to Overtake Us
A succession of National and Labour governments have turned NZ into one of the planet’s worst performing economies.
Ford’s Massive Retreat From EVs Explained
Forcing Americans into EVs was always a bad idea economically, but it now appears to be a bad idea politically, too.
NZ Must Rethink How It Pays for Aged Care
Stats NZ projects the proportion of people aged 65+ will reach 20 per cent of the population by 2028. In four years, there could be 30 people aged 65+ years for every 100 people aged 15–64 years.