Trump’s Declining Approval: Worrisome or Illusory?
This high-risk, high-reward presidency is being severely tested.
This high-risk, high-reward presidency is being severely tested.
There’s only one way out. Here it is, in joint work with former Finance Minister Sir Roger Douglas
She is asking for the bill to be withdrawn and rewritten or amendments put into existing legislation: the Hazardous Substance and New Organisms Act 1996.
This month we witnessed the same pattern. After Liberation Day, the US stock, bond, and currency markets all crashed (and gold surged to $3500 as a result). Substantial foreign pressure mounted.
NZ and Australia face a complicated puzzle when it comes to supermarket prices.
Who is One News to play God? It should be wound up. It serves no purpose.
What if the tariff strategy fails? (Trump tariff strategy, part three)
Throw out his rubbish all-talk ‘Te Ara Mokopuna 2025 Consultation’.
Histrionics and hypocrisy. The craziness continues at the Crimson.
Our trade agreement with it cost our government $280 million a year.
How New Zealand's loopholes are being exploited.
Getting our house in order will almost certainly require real, painful sacrifice from taxpayers and beneficiaries of government programs. It is not clear if Trump has the will to do all that is necessary. If he does, history suggests that he will be punished instead of rewarded for this courage.
Give freedom to your people. Doing so will eliminate America’s trade deficit with your nation and end the tariffs.
It isn’t just direct, obvious welfare, but a web of indirect dependency through pointless jobs and services tied to government. And it isn’t just an economic millstone – it’s a cultural rot. The US risks the same fate unless it heeds the warning.
Children need stability, routine, security, and a mother and a father they can rely on. Welfare has robbed too many of these vital necessities. It isn’t the rest of New Zealand, the government, the public service, the Waitangi Tribunal, charities or academics who can fix this problem.