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Not in my back pocket
The neo-liberal culture of greed has become so ingrained in New Zealand society that left of centre politicians fear to suggest policies that would reduce the wealth or income gap
Read MoreAmbulance at the bottom of the cliff
We regularly hear our Government’s policy for poverty and its related consequences as using an ambulance at the bottom of the cliff. I would like to take the analogy a little furth
Read MoreThe policy that dare not speak its name
With apologies to Oscar Wilde, the National Government currently is avoiding a policy that dare not speaks its name, and certainly is considered an offensive world in ‘better circl
Read MoreCreating a NZ we think we already have
Just marketing Last year, Kiwis were upset when a British newspaper described our ‘100% Pure’ image as false, siting reports about the quality of water in our rivers and around our
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- Economist Jeffrey Sachs warns of fraying societies
- Plunket’s troubles highlight wider executive pay problem
- Spierings’ case shows excessive CEO pay isn’t justified
- Inequality got worse in Tauranga under Simon Bridges
- Bolder government action needed to tackle inequality
- VOTE ON THE REAL SCANDALS: INEQUALITY, POVERTY and HOUSING
- Piecemeal policies won’t fix education inequality
- NZ HOUSING CRISIS: GOVT TINKERS WHILE FAMILIES SUFFER
- Media Statement: Disappointment at Labour approach to tax
- Wealthy agree tax levels should be greater: Equality Network