What happened to mental health, child poverty and housing over the last six years? I thought those were priorities.
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Now all they need to do power up the coal fired power stations to provide the energy for it. Damn, Nationals green credentials lasted all of five minutes
National promises 10k new EV chargers, no more 'ute tax' or clean car discount
"Supercharging EV Infrastructure is part of National's plan to rebuild the economy."www.newshub.co.nz
Who says National don't care about the environment?
More like Luxon can't find anywhere to charge one of his "wife's" teslas...National promises 10k new EV chargers, no more 'ute tax' or clean car discount
"Supercharging EV Infrastructure is part of National's plan to rebuild the economy."
Who says National don't care about the environment?
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Is that you Mr Luxon?Now all they need to do power up the coal fired power stations to provide the energy for it. Damn, Nationals green credentials lasted all of five minutes
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John Nick
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You of all people should know that's how politics and our forumers work.
Have you seen what has happened to the power prices in Germany after their changes from fossil fuels to renewables? While renewables might help with climate change, the cost per unit is a lot more than gas or coal generation. Power prices in Britian is skyrocketing.Is that you Mr Luxon?
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There is always a cost. We have signed up to reducing our emissions so we either pull out of that or face the reality of it.
Thank you Mr Shaw. When did you hack
inruin 's account?Mr Shaw is Turkish on his father's side. In all seriousness. There is always a cost associated with change. People want renewable resources and energy, free farmed meat, cage free eggs etc etc. Then they complain when the prices go up.Thank you Mr Shaw. When did you hack
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Yeah Forrest Gump
National sent me a tax calculator to see how much better I would be under them:\
How much better off you'll be with National
Total fortnightly saving under National: $0.00
The cost of living crisis has made it too hard for New Zealand workers to get ahead. National will manage the economy responsibly so you can keep more of what you earn.
You cannot make this up
But at least the most disadvantaged will be even more disadvantaged.National sent me a tax calculator to see how much better I would be under them:\
How much better off you'll be with National
Total fortnightly saving under National: $0.00
The cost of living crisis has made it too hard for New Zealand workers to get ahead. National will manage the economy responsibly so you can keep more of what you earn.
You cannot make this up
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But is their policy even legal
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Stephen Jennings, a former Treasury official, believes the crisis we face today is worse than 1984. He says the crisis then was economic and now it is cultural.
Jennings says that, in 1970, just 2 per cent of the population was on a general benefit. Now it is 11 per cent. The number of people on health or sickness benefits has increased by six times.
Despite two years of businesses crying out for staff all over the country, there are now over 57,000 more people on the Jobseeker benefit than 2018.
Labours low expectations rippling through the economy…
Jennings says that, in 1970, just 2 per cent of the population was on a general benefit. Now it is 11 per cent. The number of people on health or sickness benefits has increased by six times.
Despite two years of businesses crying out for staff all over the country, there are now over 57,000 more people on the Jobseeker benefit than 2018.
Labours low expectations rippling through the economy…
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