NZ Politics - Page 8
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Now is the hour for our leadership to arise
Leaders grow things; they also make positive possibilities happen. So where are our ones when we need them most? We had leaders once. Maybe ... More about Now is the hour for our leadership to arise
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Gas against wind
Which would you rather have in the view from your house? A thing about the size of a domestic garage, or eight towers twice the height of Nelson’s column with blades noisily thrumming the ... More about Gas against wind
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Let's "Dis" the DURT
The publication of the Auckland Plan has stimulated some vigorous and timely debate about the impact of excessive restraints of supply on the price of land in our urban areas. (Go to... More about Let's "Dis" the DURT
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Tough policies reduce crime
Following the Maori Party's allegations of Police bias towards Maori Sensible Sentencing Trust Spokesman Garth McVicar is asking if the Maori Party is really a covert ... More about Tough policies reduce crime
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Beware the dark greens
We may all be environmentalists now. However, just as, over the last several decades, most of us have learned to be feminists, most of us have also learned to reject the dark... More about Beware the dark greens
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How Is Warren Buffett Like the Pope?
They are both dead wrong on economic policy. The terrible economic news from both Europe and the United States has led to much soul-searching on both sides of the Atlantic. ... More about How Is Warren Buffett Like the Pope?
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A Slippery Slope to Ruin
For some years I taught constitutional law at the University of Canterbury. I was also a debater, in those days when debating was a more popular activity than it is now ~ and it would ... More about A Slippery Slope to Ruin
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New Zealand’s Energy Strategy – the good, the bad, and the ugly
The latest New Zealand Energy Strategy is a strange mixture of pragmatism, ignorance, unachievable aspirations and disregards our biggest energy resource. The policy on oil and... More about New Zealand’s Energy Strategy – the good, the bad, and the ugly
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An avoidable tragedy
“Nia Glassie died in Starship Hospital on 3rd August 2007 aged three years. She had been on life support for 13 days. She had such severe brain damage that she was unable to ... More about An avoidable tragedy
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A gravy train of "full and final" settlements
The debates over the place of the Treaty in our law, constitution and national life are not legal debates. Maori prefer to phrase them in legal terms, because it would do their cause no ... More about A gravy train of "full and final" settlements
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