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‘I Wanna Be Just Like Jacinda’, Says Zippy

‘I Wanna Be Just Like Jacinda’, Says Zippy

There’s no imported idea so bad or demonstrably so that the Albanese government isn’t prepared to fail at it, too. From nonsensically parroting the American “First Nations”, to “Net Zero”, there’s nothing that’s proved so disastrous that Albo and crew aren’t eagerly shouting, “We want

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Dear Leader Will Survive — But Will His State?

Dear Leader Will Survive — But Will His State?

Make no mistake: Dan Andrews absolutely will survive the debacle of the Commonwealth Games cancellation. This is Victoria, after all: the Stockholm Syndrome State. The state where a premier mired in multiple scandals and corruption investigations, who unleashed the world’s longest lockdowns and the worst Covid figures in the

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Could We Lose Airbnb and Uber?

Kirk Hope CEO of BusinessNZ commonroomnz.com This article was first published on The Common Room Kiwis enjoy being free to earn some extra cash to supplement their income with app-based enterprises, including ridesharing, food delivery or short-term rentals. We also love to make use of the latest

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311 Rich Pricks and 8,607 Gang Members

311 Rich Pricks and 8,607 Gang Members

The majority of New Zealanders don’t fit in either of the above demographics; the only political influence they have is on election day. This week saw discussion on Labour’s persistence with taxing ‘rich pricks’. Hipkins can’t extract any more tax from middle income earners because Labour desperately

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The Real Long COVID Claims Another Group

The Real Long COVID Claims Another Group

Was there a single pandemic policy that wasn’t an unmitigated disaster? Outside of the odd, sane, jurisdiction like Sweden, North Dakota, or Florida, that is? Lockdowns were a diabolical failure. Forced Covid vaccinations, ditto. Mass masking and school closures were frankly evil. The Covid surveillance/snitch state just as

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The Politicization of Banking and the End of Freedom

David Thunder David Thunder is a researcher and lecturer at the University of Navarra’s Institute for Culture and Society in Pamplona, Spain, and a recipient of the prestigious Ramón y Cajal research grant (2017-2021, extended through 2023), awarded by the Spanish government to support outstanding research activities. brownstone.

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And Then There Are the Social Consequences

And Then There Are the Social Consequences

Don Brash Don Brash was Reserve Bank Governor from 1988 to 2002, and National Party Leader from 2003 to 2006 bassettbrashandhide.com There is now a pretty widely shared consensus that inflation is undesirable for a variety of economic and social reasons. And around the world it has been widely

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Losing the narrative

Everything Is Going along Sweet as Bro… Oh Wait!

The Government and Grant Robertson would have you believe that everything is going swimmingly in the economy. This is despite them tipping us into recession, borrowing and spending like a drunken sailor, with poorly targeted government spending, like the multi-billion dollar Covid fund, all fuelling rampant inflation. Everything is

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Projected Deficit Out by $2 Billion

Projected Deficit Out by $2 Billion

David Seymour ACT Party Leader Fresh from the news that Labour wasted $531 million on expiring Rapid Antigen Tests, the interim financial statements for May show a Government in serious fiscal trouble. Previously damning forecasts can’t keep up with Grant Robertson’s fiscal incompetence. Looking at today’s interim

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Should Our Elites Watch More Sitcoms?

Should Our Elites Watch More Sitcoms?

In a recent episode of what is surely the best sitcom of all time, It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, degenerate businessman Frank Reynolds (Danny DeVito) delivers a pretty accurate lesson in the basics of inflation and recession. If only more of our chattering classes had a Frank Reynolds to

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India Could Soon Be the World’s Third Biggest Economy

India Could Soon Be the World’s Third Biggest Economy

Rahul Sen Auckland University of Technology India’s economy has emerged as a bright spot in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. Currently the fifth largest global economy, it is predicted to become the third largest by 2030. It is expected India will contribute 15.4% to global economic

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Let’s Get Back on Track

Let’s Get Back on Track

Stuart Smith National MP for Kaikoura http://stuartsmith.national.org.nz/ The MMP electoral system in New Zealand has its flaws, and many people are not familiar with how it works. In reality, only two major parties have a realistic chance of forming a government: National or Labour. Some people

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There Is a Swarm of Entitlement

Lindsay Mitchell Lindsay Mitchell has been researching and commenting on welfare since 2001. Many of her articles have been published in mainstream media and she has appeared on radio,tv and before select committees discussing issues relating to welfare. Lindsay is also an artist who works under commission and exhibits

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Why the ‘Super Wealthy’ Are Fleeing Norway

Jon Miltimore Jonathan Miltimore is the Managing Editor of FEE.org. His writing/reporting has been the subject of articles in TIME magazine, The Wall Street Journal, CNN, Forbes, Fox News, and the Star Tribune. Bylines: Newsweek, The Washington Times, MSN.com, The Washington Examiner, The Daily Caller, The Federalist,

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Is This the Progressive Equivalent of Rent-Seeking?

Jeffery Marshall Dr Jeffery Marshall is a retired brigadier general with extensive experience in both the military and civil sectors. As an officer, he led the first multi-national team to rebuild the Afghan Security Forces and was the first J7 (Analysis and Assessments) at the US European Command. In

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