The State’s Hunger To Govern the Internet
Why this should worry us more than the platforms themselves.
Why this should worry us more than the platforms themselves.
Many voters will continue to ask whether he and his ally Tama Potaka are merely managing the pace of constitutional change rather than challenging it. And if that question continues to grow, Luxon may discover that silence carries a political cost of its own.
This episode sums up everything wrong with National right now. Arrogant, directionless and happy to bite the hands that help them.
This is not the sign of a collapsing government. It is the sign of a media desperate to inject uncertainty where the numbers show strength.
Isn’t capitalism and democracy history’s most powerful driver of human progress? By incentivising innovation and rewarding efficiency, haven’t free markets and democracy shifted NZ into a more egalitarian country?
That means there is currently a broken promise of $295,200,000 per annum with the 1,476 extra staff.
Immigration NZ’s $33m IT project delivers nothing.
It's appalling that a quarter of a million children now need an income from the state to feed, clothe and house them.
“It also means we can step up the work we’re doing to explore opportunities to add more storage and generation to this scheme,” Meridian Chief Executive Mike Roan said.
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.
It is time to hand the talking stick back to the people of New Zealand and put this issue to bed once and for all.