A Win for the Government?
When prices rise, families feel it immediately. When tax revenue rises, the government feels it immediately too – but silently.
When prices rise, families feel it immediately. When tax revenue rises, the government feels it immediately too – but silently.
What ever happened to “jump on a bus and head to Florida where you belong”?
How a Middle East conflict has exposed a structural vulnerability at the heart of the New Zealand economy.
I would argue that the very reason the Nats are doing poorly is precisely because they have not followed through on their mandate for change. We need them to take action now, before it is too late.
Right now, the system is telling us that theory is worth a gift – while practical skills are worth a tax invoice.
We need Kiwi First thinking from our government. Premium local organic production is the key to protecting our clean green Kiwi image and unlocking a sustainable economic advantage to secure New Zealand’s future.
Opting for tax relief and a ‘light hand’ rather than strict austerity.
Let’s hope if the coalition survives the 2026 election, ACT gets to exercise far more influence in this area. Two forgotten words desperately in need of rehabilitation – Personal Responsibility.
Avert not your eyes: life for civilized people entered into a period of barbarism from which we’ve yet to emerge.
This is what late-stage institutional decay looks like. Not a dramatic collapse, but a slow, grinding loss of competence and legitimacy – where the government’s primary function shifts from solving problems to perpetuating itself.
The cost of it isn’t borne by the teacher, or by the college. It’s borne by every working person paying tax in this country – including the majority who will never come close to anything like it.
Yet, they ignored $378 million of Epstein’s. The entire Know Your Customer regime, the Currency Transaction Reports, the Suspicious Activity Reports, FATCA, the anti-structuring laws – all of it functions perfectly. Against you.
What would happen if all class one narcotics were legalized?