The RBNZ Is Told to Cut ANZ’s Requirements
Yet Australia’s authorities have ordered ANZ to increase them.
Yet Australia’s authorities have ordered ANZ to increase them.
And, yes, women do suffer complications, sometimes severe complications, from taking these pills.
A few thoughts on the government's recent decision to rescind prisoners' voting rights and the passing of Pope Francis. What a combo! Plus, a preview of my trip to Israel.
Remember, anarchists never sleep and Minister Potaka has made his anti-democratic intentions for local government very clear.
How long taxpayers will agree to support universities which dedicate themselves to ‘decolonisation’ and the overthrow of ‘Western knowledge’ – and boast about it as Auckland University’s newsletter has done – is an open question.
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards PARLIAMENT, PUBLIC SECTOR, WEEK IN POLITICS Lillian Hanly (RNZ): NZ Initiative 'absolutely delighted' Seymour wants to slash ministerial line-up Adam Pearse (Herald): David Seymour proposes abolishing some portfolios and cutting minister numbers Craig McCulloch (RNZ): ACT's David Seymour wants to
Turnbull’s RNZ sermon is just another chapter in his long history of self-important drivel. He’s a failed PM who couldn’t hack it at home, so now he’s preaching to the Kiwis like he’s some elder statesman.
Her pre-budget speech is out-of-touch Wellington jokey silliness.
It has become increasingly necessary for the centrist parties to garner the support of the fringes and therefore have been forced to adopt positions on matters that they would otherwise consider incidental to their main priorities.
Republished with Permission Author: Bryce Edwards BUDGET, ECONOMY Thomas Coughlan (Herald): Government not ruling out cuts to its $521 a year KiwiSaver contribution Gordon Campbell: On Our Austerity Fixation Chelsea Daniels (Herald): Front Page: What could be cut as Government slashes operating allowance for Budget 2025 Bernard Hickey (The Kākā)
How can the public trust Aitken to preside impartially when she’s shown such blatant disregard for judicial decorum?
Goldsmith said allowing prisoners to vote was “typical of the previous government’s soft-on-crime approach”.
Over the proceeding years, Kiwis would come to learn that there was nothing kind or empathetic about her leadership and policies.
What is happening in New Zealand right now, is NOT democracy. It is not what those 30,000 Kiwis died for.
There’s only one way out. Here it is, in joint work with former Finance Minister Sir Roger Douglas