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WEBThe US election has shades of 1968. Opinion: In 1968, young Americans were pivotal in shaping political debates. Today, younger voters are expected to influence key issues. by Stephen Blumenfeld.
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WEBJul 12, 2021 · Prebble tells how his own family was affected by deregulation of 1980s. Richard Prebble says his son-in-law took redundancy when they restructured the Post Office, and his life was better for it. So he can’t let economist Brian Easton’s critique of Rogernomics go unanswered. by Richard Prebble 12/07/202129/01/2024.
Henare to push Pacific at defence summit - Newsroom
WEBJun 6, 2022 · Mark oversaw some of the most significant government defence investments in decades, as well as a number of speeches and policy papers such as the surprisingly frank strategic statement of 2018.. In contrast, Henare has seemed to recede into the background – but he insists defence is “definitely a number one priority” over his other portfolios such as Whānau Ora and associate health.
17,000 households and businesses overcharged by defective …
WEBJul 17, 2023 · Newsroom has confirmed that is Melbourne’s South East Water, which had 16,500 customers relying on the defective smart meters. In New Zealand, the excess charges weren’t big – just $9.85 on average for residential customers. Commercial customers overpaid an average $19. But multiplied by 17,000 customers, it comes to $162,000 that Landis ...
RNZ National audience takes a tumble - Newsroom
WEBMay 6, 2021 · RNZ has seen its flagship RNZ National station fall from a commanding first to fourth biggest radio audience in the country in the latest GfK ratings survey. The station’s loss of 47,700 weekly listeners, is its second consecutive fall – from record highs during the pandemic and general election campaign in 2020 Its stablemate RNZ Concert ...
Luxon announces coalition with Act, NZ First
WEBNov 24, 2023 · The three-party coalition government is the first in New Zealand’s MMP history. Christopher Luxon said “the major elements” of National’s policy programme were supported by Act and NZ First. “The tax package will continue to be funded through a combination of spending reprioritisation and additional revenue measures.
'No escape from NZ' says reservation system expert - Newsroom
WEBAug 1, 2021 · And unlike most people caught in the no man’s land of MIQ booking hold-ups, this is Moore’s bread and butter. He makes his living as a travel technology consultant, helping airlines and travel companies with selecting reservation systems.