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Act Archive
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The Ghost of Budgets Past
Like someone watching a bad zombie movie, we have now been subjected to the unnerving sight of Don the Undead emerging from the darkness, rattling the chains of thoroughly discredited twenty-five year-old Treasury advice, and offering a prescription for putting the Government on a diet that would make a supermodel blush. I’m talking about the first [...] read moreDecember 2, 2009 1:57 pm - 9 Comments -
Greens want Winston on Board
Green Co-Leader Dr Russel Norman today formally invited Winston Peters to join the Green Party, saying it would help the Greens broaden their voter base. “More than four percent of voters at the last election voted for New Zealand First,” Dr Norman said. “I am confident that a large proportion of those voters would give their support [...] read moreApril 1, 2009 11:46 am - 23 Comments -
Upton warns of a laughing stock
Simon Upton writes a good critique of New Zealand’s climate change situation in today’s Dom Post. It must be amazing for the former National Party Minister who got us involved with the Kyoto process in the first place to watch as once again, we go back to square one in terms of our response to [...] read moreDecember 2, 2008 12:01 pm - 23 Comments -
NZ red-faced over climate change
Why would someone who believes climate change is a hoax and human activity is not contributing to climate change, want a carbon tax? Why would you tax fossil fuels if you don’t believe they are doing any harm? Why would a party that has campaigned on a carbon tax since 1993 and accepted [...] read moreNovember 30, 2008 4:31 pm - 89 Comments -
NZ now a joke in Europe
Thanks Rodney. Thanks John. From Scoop: Specialist news service Carbon News this morning reports broker Nigel Brunel, of OMF Financial, as saying New Zealand is “a bit of a joke in Europe at the moment” following the National-Act agreement to suspend the emissions trading scheme. “This was New Zealand’s opportunity to reinvent its financial markets by being [...] read moreNovember 22, 2008 4:13 pm - 69 Comments -
Belief
Gareth Renowden from Hot Topic has this video which he has titled Exclusive: ACT release election video explaining climate policy: It could be their campaign theme song perhaps? read moreOctober 22, 2008 8:16 am - 6 Comments -
Canberra gets ready for Green government
In Australia’s Capital Territory the Green Party has just 15 percent of the vote and 3 of the territory’s 17 seats and with those seats the balance of power – the Liberals and Labor are likely to hold seven seats each. All of which led The Australian to write: Labor is struggling in a rising Green [...] read moreOctober 20, 2008 2:16 pm - 1 Comment -
It’s not winner take all
There’s a misconception in some corners of political coverage that this election is ‘winner takes all. For instance yesterday Deborah Coddington writes: If Key keeps on smiling through personal attacks – and reassuring New Zealanders that, under his watch, this country won’t go belly up – National might win the election. Which, in these crazy MMP [...] read moreSeptember 22, 2008 9:28 am - 11 Comments -
Sir Roger Re-emerges
Last Friday 8 August I had the interesting experience of sharing a political platform with Sir Roger Douglas, nearly 20 years after our last encounter when I was part of an unemployed workers’ demonstration challenging what he and his Labour colleagues had done to the country. Like a ghost from Christmas past, Sir Roger re-emerged in the somewhat incongruous [...] read moreAugust 11, 2008 2:45 pm - 54 Comments -
Outrageous impositions
A member spotted this ad in a Hamilton newspaper to attend a lunch with Rodney Hide and Roger Douglas : The authorisation statement looks like a clever, if somewhat grumpy little dig by Act. But the reality was that Act had to authorise electoral advertisements even before the Electoral Finance Act passed this year. Not much [...] read moreJuly 10, 2008 10:36 pm - 29 Comments
