Too many politicians are ignorant or intimidated
As we approach this year’s general election, it is important to note where political parties stand on this fundamental issue
Who is funding National to victory?
In the case of a potential incoming National government, thousands of decisions will soon need to be made, and these will have all sorts of impact on businesses.
Is it now all over for the Labour Government?
This latest poll, like other recent ones, shows National being able to easily form a government with Act.
National's PC stance alientates the very sector it needs to attract
Many online have said they will change their party vote to Act or NZ First, following Willis's comments. However with Act's liberal social views, don't count on their support.
Professor Dutta ducks below the parapet
In fact a crucial question that I would put to Dutta, in the unlikely event that we meet face to face, is this: Why is he here? Why choose to live in New Zealand when he clearly finds this country so vile?
Should New Zealand build bridges with the BRICS?
The BRICS contenders are clearly still hedging their bets.
Communications Academic Declares War on Dialogue
It is generally believed that the most ignorant and indefensible of ideas wilt the fastest under the light of public scrutiny, which is an adage that I very much doubt has escaped Mr Dutta’s consideration.
Mainstream media mired in mistrust
Suspicions by Act and Taxpayers’ Union about journalists’ hui were entirely reasonable.
Climate change panic reaches boiling point
There is always a new report or computer model or hot take or doomsday prediction or bunch of idiots gluing themselves to a road screeching the end of the world is nigh.
For heaven's sake, leave GST alone
No, scrapping GST on fruit and vegetables, or anything else, would be a seriously bad mistake