Why Selling Part of Kiwibank Could Do More Harm Than Good
Rather than rush to part-privatise, Kiwibank should focus on strengthening its capital base, improving performance, and establishing a clear track record of growth and innovation.
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The Need for Massive Change in Education in New Zealand
The education result is, of course, a huge indictment on the Ministry of Education and the teacher unions.
Tarrant Strengthened What He Intended to Weaken
The strategic stupidity of Tarrant’s terrorist violence was that it fundamentally weakened the very same cultural and political forces it was intended to strengthen.
The Maori Party Should ‘Get Their Heads Out of the Sand’
The time has come for a serious discussion on exactly where this country might be headed if certain issues aren’t addressed and certain decisions taken.
A Vacancy for the Minister of Education
She has failed the very coalition agreement that underpins her government.
Face of the Day
Just 22 per cent of students are at the expected standard for maths at year eight and three out of five are more than a year behind.
Yes, Politics IS All About Identity
Chanting ‘we are one people’ like it’s a magic incantation isn’t going to cut it.
The Rise and Fall of a Top Lobbying PR Firm
No one should shed any tears when such companies go under. They merely symbolise how the political system is looking rather morally bankrupt.
Would Our Government Defend Us?
I hope it is only a gross double standard that they are applying to Israel – the Jew of the nations – rather than an honest belief that terror must not be confronted in all cases.
Looks Like Meat’s Back on the Menu, Boys!
Yet another business finds that virtue signalling doesn’t come cheap.
Government Restores Local Decision-Making for Māori Wards
“There is no more local a form of government than individuals being able to decide on local issues at the ballot box” – Simeon Brown
Nurse Practitioners Can Ease NZ’s Healthcare Pressures
By recognising and utilising the full potential of nurse practitioners, we can bridge the gap in healthcare delivery and support access for everyone.
Government Introduces Roadside Drug-Testing Legislation
Police will now have the ability to conduct oral fluid testing at the roadside for screening purposes.
Study Underway to Secure National Fuel Resilience
The study is a National-NZ First coalition priority, and its findings will support the development of a fuel security plan.
Radio NZ Shows Their Bias
RNZ and Guyon Espiner deliberately mislead with a deceitful story about excise tax changes.