The Good Oil Podcast – Episode 34 – Billy Brown
“The only person who’s going to save you is yourself” – Billy Brown on meritocracy, iwi elites and why New Zealand needs to start digging.
“The only person who’s going to save you is yourself” – Billy Brown on meritocracy, iwi elites and why New Zealand needs to start digging.
Local government was never meant to be the enforcement arm of radical gender theory. It was meant to fix the roads, empty the bins, and run the pools without turning them into ideological battlegrounds. Instead, Christchurch ratepayers are funding this grotesque farce.
Why the Labour leader’s failure to disclose policy is irrelevant.
PILLAR is calling on parliament to ensure any expansion of biometric surveillance powers is accompanied by clear statutory safeguards, independent oversight mechanisms, transparency requirements and meaningful protections for privacy rights guaranteed under New Zealand law.
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.
Willis would do well to focus on fixing the books rather than picking fights she cannot win.
Our systems are failing us – the doctors, the coroners, the police, Medsafe, the Ministry of Health, our politicians, the wider judiciary and the media. It is up to ordinary, decent New Zealanders who care about the future of this country to make a noise.
Welsh candidates and ministers will no longer get away with lying.
A spotlight on the Burnett Foundation’s upcoming ‘fundraiser’ that is much more than it appears.
The public want action. It is beholden on this government to deliver it.
But still snares lamestream media’s Political Journalist of the Year award.
National has shown they can manage the books better than Labour but the new bank tax is a reminder that fiscal discipline is still a work in progress.