From the BFD inbox:
“Zero Carbon? Maybe they should just give it away for maximum feels.”
“Picked up 4 x 2L of this new on the market BS zero carbon milk for $1.25 each (that’s a hell of a markup if a buck 25 is cost-plus gst) oh and 5 stars on the health rating! I’ll be checking that one against Anchor products tomorrow to see if its the same.”
Yet more tales of the unintended consquences of green utopianism.
It is counterproductive for some short-sighted green groups to try to stop professionally managed hunting. Stopping hunting can do more harm to animal herds than the controlled hunting quotas.
Another case of environmentalists wreaking more harm than good?
They say that mother snakes used to tell their children not to bite Chuck Norris lest they die in agonising pain. But it’s also true that they tell their children to always look behind, or else the secretary bird will get them.
The rating agencies made it clear that while the budget shows prudent short-term management, it falls short of the more ambitious structural reform needed to put New Zealand’s finances on a truly sustainable long-term footing.
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Speaking on Australia’s Today show on Tuesday, Ardern reflected on life after politics, three years after stepping down as prime minister.
