Quarter of a Million Children Are Now Dependent on Welfare
It's appalling that a quarter of a million children now need an income from the state to feed, clothe and house them.
It's appalling that a quarter of a million children now need an income from the state to feed, clothe and house them.
This is the truth parliament refuses to face. This is the truth the public can no longer ignore. This is the truth that will define the legacy of every representative who remains silent.
By ignoring these loopholes in the latest RMA reforms, where the new Planning Bill and Natural Environment Bill offered an obvious fix, the government has actively chosen to protect bogus consultation fees over real progress.
Good intentions are no substitute for good policy, yet questioning expensive subsidies is increasingly treated as a moral failing rather than a legitimate debate about priorities.
Why are we not surprised to see the long-suffering taxpayers have been forced to foot the bill for this overhyped ‘compass’.
The truth is there are no free lunches, no free fees at universities, no free visits to the GP and no free bus or train rides…but there are free elections. On November 7 make sure you don’t vote for this type of idiocy.
I give Nicola an eight out of 10 for her budget. She kept the confetti in the box and the rabbits in the hutch.
Leaked internal notes torpedo Albo and Zippy’s housing hokum.
If they are unhappy about it then they should sing for their supper elsewhere.
The rating agencies made it clear that while the budget shows prudent short-term management, it falls short of the more ambitious structural reform needed to put New Zealand’s finances on a truly sustainable long-term footing.
More than $600,000 in campaign funds spent on Bernie Sanders Oligarchy tour.
If you think National is rolling back co-governance, you are being conned. Isn’t it time for New Zealand to wake up?
Willis has not fixed everything but she has stabilised the ship and forced the opposition to show their hand.
For once the money might flow east across the Tasman.