@aniobrien I think he needs to go. This won't be the end if he doesn't get rolled. It will just come up again next year and if Hipkins loses he will be gone. A good labor leader would eat luxons lunch. It is just fortunate for both chris's that they are equally bad and equally oblivious.
I mean come on. Seriously.
Chris Hipkins has no problem funnelling his superannuation — plus generous taxpayer funded contributions, straight into his own beach house, while lecturing hard working Kiwis that savings must be redirected into “productive investment.”
In his State of the Nation speech he declared:
“For too long, too much capital has been locked up in housing speculation – driving up prices, while businesses struggle to find the investment they need to grow.”
Pure hypocrisy. Do as I say, not as I do. Labour’s elite always exempt themselves.
@SeanPlunket The te reo version used kawanatanga which translates as government or governorship. I would think that means they were allowing the British to govern, but that doesn't mean sovereignty. Maori signed the te reo version not the English version.
@FrancesCook It can't hurt to regulate. We are property managers, and it has been coming for some time. In our experience, it is mostly the diy managers who don't follow the rules. This will do nothing to address the 60% of managers who will be unlicensed and untrained.
@aniobrien I think it would be a better system if we could just vote on policies rather than parties. They all end up the same so it really makes no difference who is in power.
@dznz Rich in what way? Not everyone values money. Rich in family. Spiritually rich? Rich in health? Rich in time? You can be rich in many ways And if the question is a comparison is that possible under any system?