@murraythompson4386 So, how come NZ during the pandemic was considered to have one of the best performing economies in the world, lauded by Nobel prize winning economists, and now NZ has one of the weakest? All the while the US is deficit spending their way to one of the best performing in the OECD, as what Grant Robertson had done?
@@murraythompson4386 So, what's the difference when Jacinda borrows billions, and Luxon borrowing billions then? Why does one, get the attention of the best economists in the world, and the other ranks NZ amongst the worst performing OECD nations?
Where's the horse? Maybe it could explain, oh no, that's right it's busy DJing in NYC, working for the royals, making appearances at ivy league unis . . . working for everyone else when there was nothing left in the tank.
@@raywheeler3135 Haaha! That's funny coming from someone with the political knowledge of a 4 year old. (4yr old voice) No john key was pm at the time that's why they bailed out SCF Haahahaaha! Did you know john key got out of politics before the news of his affair got out. Plz educate yourself further
Why are property investors and landlords benefiting so much more than other Kiwi. Greed? Corruption? I didn't realise how greedy and corrupt NZ was until now. The rich get richer and the kids lose hope.
You want corruption come to Aussie, where my Australian husband is suing 6 MPs and 47 public servants to hide their corruption in Png where he runs a business.Jacinda knew all about this and did nothing to help the Kiwi, me.
@@richsmith3300Yes unfortunately for the last 30 years; property has been seen as the safest investment in NZ. So most MP’s have their money tied up in property, that’s why that last Labour government were so useless at addressing the property crisis, they didn’t want to lose out too much themselves.
@@danieleyre8913 The last Labour government oversaw the highest number of private and public houses built since the 1970s. It is a statistical fact that house construction in Auckland outpaced population growth under this last Labour government. Labour also introduced tax laws to reduce the tax deduction against interest payments for landlords, and extended the Brightline Test to 10 years. National immediately undid these tax changes, halted all public housing construction, and are in the process of stopping multi unit developments on existing sections. This is obviously is a cynical move to create more housing scarcity to drive up rents and house prices. The only Party that is useless at addressing the property crisis has always been National. The Party of Landlords so no surprises there.
They are, they have advised against or highlighted the negative impact of some of the Governments policies, unfortunately Luxon had dismissed advise from the State Service and the private sector. This is what economic vandalism looks like.
Absolutely. Do you know why taxpayers bailed out South Canterbury finance? A private equity firm. helen 'sellout' clarkes 'buy back investment scheme'. Have you any idea what that will cause in a worse case scenario stock market crash?
@@lyricallyunwaxable1234 BS. John Key was Prime Minister when South Canterbury Finance invetsors got bailed out. Nothing to do with Labour or Helen Clark.
@jeanrichardson2044 National have a history of selling off our assets that WE have paid for. Labour had to buy back some of them. Once the asset is gone the govt gets nothing else from it and the private entity charges what they can get away with and doesn't always keep up repairs. Happened with the railways
@@maxwellsmith80 Please learn about rogernomics. David Lange in his autobiography stated that it was one of his biggest political regrets. But hey, for example, selling off an SOE compared to leasing it out for 99 years que sera sera. Both major party's have sold this country out
@maxwellsmith80 the only thing I have ever had in my life which has increased in value is my home. I have only ever owned very modest homes and their values have been modest also,but they have been an asset that has provided me with security. Once that asset is gone I will have nothing, which is what happens to the country's assets. Railways, mining rights, big country stations, etc. It only makes a single return in the sell off, and once the money is spent we have nothing, and nothing to bargain with. We have to prevent sell offs. We never learn from past experiences.
I am very concerned with the cutting of funding to groups like Stand Tu Maia. A group that helps save kids from violent homes and prevents them from becoming future criminals. How can they justify cutting funding to vital lifelines like Stand Tu Maia, while they pocket their tax cuts? Does New Zealand Society not care about vulnerable children? Does New Zealand not care about young people committing sidewayz, because thats the message that is currently being transmitted across the country.
@@richsmith3300 It's more that they know they can only be elected on justice platforms after 30 years of being caught cooking the books. If there's less troubled kids becoming criminals, that could harm their re-election chances. They did manage to get in last time by making 6 kids from auckland the talking point of the nation for half a year.
@@raywheeler3135 WooW. Your 4 year old voice sounds so assertive Haahahaaha! (Your 4yr old voice) john key was pm at the time that's why taxpayers bailed out South Canterbury finance. It's what happens when 2 brain cells argue over who came 3rd Haahahaaha!
@@jackohere1878They gave NZD964,300,000.00 for a concoction that didn't work. Then they cited corporate sensitivity as the reason Kiwis couldn't see the contract govt signed with a pharmaceutical giant. How much more was ordered and at what cost. And here you are worrying about baccy
Don’t encourage Kiwis to come to Aussie, I did that a few years ago and trust me not all is great in convict land.You have to work and live with these people to realise we are wired different to Aussies, and working with them shall I say not great. We get in work hard they are lazy and my experience is they get very jealous because we can learn on the run, they have courses for jobs a monkey could understand.
The only reason why most young kiwis today should move to Australia is either to save up the higher wages to one day return to NZ, or to escape student loans. Becuase they have an even more inflated property market. Yes wages there are higher, but they have a lot of problems to deal with if you live in their big cities.
So embarrassing for this country all done out of spite like a spoilt little rich daddy's girl used to privilege and having tantrums if things don't go her way.
Labour are the ones who borrowed billions during Covid closing the country down don’t you think there’s a cost to that? It’s taking time to go through the system and now we’re paying for it?
@@PhilLisa National are the ones who borrowed $60 billion during the John Key years. Don’t you think there’s a cost to that? It’s taking time to go through the system and now we’re paying for it?
Yes. Despite landlords getting a $2.9B tax break, rental prices still increased 4.5% in the year to September 2024 and was the biggest driver of domestic inflation. So much for the Government’s claim that these tax breaks would reduce pressure on rental prices.
@@ataxpayer723 Maybe the government could build Rental Houses for low income NZers . This would provide jobs and provide security for those disadvantaged and vulnerable. Provide more pensioner flats so that poorer elder and disabled NZers aren't competing for rental accommodation spending money on rent that could be spent on food and discretionary spending helping the economy . Pensioner flats built in groups don't have to be fancy and could help make a community for these people increasing their quality of life and improving their mental and physical health.
@@Choice679 The major problem is demand and supply. It'd be interesting to see immigration stats, stats on whose buying new/existing homes ect. So many variables. Next year we're supposedly getting the refugees 'we' signed up for. Things need to be stabilized, infrastructure increased on a massive scale . . . But we blew a ridiculous amount on a govt/media induced over hyped mass hysteria event
Why is it steeper? Tax cuts for the rich, increased unemployment, less cash in the community, closed down businesses, tax evasion(charities) . You hit the nail on the head. This government sucks.
God, she needs a stylist and a conscious. English major turned finance minister? This is the problem with politics. Ugh, they at least we aren't USA joke...
Still suffering from covid hangover, the government had no choice inthe pandemic.However I think we all could have gone back to work sooner.Vege shops and batteries should have been open as well, Supermarkets had an unfair advantage. I think we did better than other countries.
It’s labours fault when they’re in government it’s labours fault when I’m in government this from the party who promises, strong economic growth slap yourself because eventually we’re gonna come and do it for you
He should use what power he has to intervene in the governments poor economic and social impact on NZ, or he will be tossed out into the political wilderness again. Winston is enabling Luxon to wreak NZ.
Yes because hardly anyone that wants to work can't find a job!Build more homes like you promised.Bring in more people from overseas to push up rents and make home ownership more expensive!
@stuchatterton6550 its not a tax break, it reinstatement of general accountancy rule that interest is an expense. Labour meddling in accountancy to artifically inflate profits to tax was never going to fly, just like their wealth and capital gains tax. Labour have no ideas on how to grow the economy, only to tax and spend on woke projects
Every 10-15 years NZ economy has a spike followed by long recession. This pattern continues; - 70s stagnation and inflation followed by 80s deregulation and boom - 87 sharemarket crash followed by decade of stagnation - 00s growth followed by 2007 GFC - decade of flat growth followed by boom towards 2018/2019 - covid crash followed by another decade of recession
If we didn’t have so many going so far as to not paying tax we would all be far better off. Some people are going so far in their tax avoidance it is devious, then turn and moan about the state of affairs we are in
Auckland and Wellington are deficit making economies where as Canterbury, Otago, Southland, Waikato, Hawkeys Bay, West Coats South Island, Nelson Marlborough are all Surplus/Export Economies!
So, secede and go on your own. Mind you, $ 25 billion was spent on the Christchurch earthquake and alot of that came from Auckland and Wellington. And how is Dunedin's Council deficit going?
@@robertmiller2173 the best regional economies are the ones based around milk and cows because the farmers get the big Fonterra payouts and some of that flows into local economy
Why do you guys always want to introduce a capital gains tax ???ithis will affect all NZers not just property owners??? Wake up they will tax any profit people make on anything
No it won't Everywhere aroud the world capital gains tax is never applied to your primary residence. It will only affect house hoarders which is why the Landlord Party are opposed to it.
Why are you so scared of government tax? We have the greatest level of wealth inequality in all of human history, so clearly the government are not taking all the profits. It is the very rich who are taking all the profits and have been doing so since the 1970s, which is when workers' wages stopped tracking up with productivity.
Fiscally inept, I knew there would be a recession post Global Pandemic. Anyone with an ounce of monetary awareness could predict a major downturn in international trade once the disposable income of working in that environment (Covid Restrictions), and not being able to travel was depleted.
MONEY is a medium of exchange AND a store of value. CURRENCY is a medium of exchange but NOT a store of value. BITCOIN GOLD SILVER are money. Fill up the asset side of the balance sheet with MONEY.
Too many handouts, too many Govt “workers”, too many people sitting around in Wellington writing reports, too many consultants, too many unelected committees, too much red tape, not enough doctors, nurses, teachers and police.
Willis will quite probably make an announcement dat She's ganna announce an announcement next year dat She's got a concept of a plan!! Looks like da They clutching at straws.... AGAIN!! It's simple, da "landlords" pay tax like da rest of Us, instead of behaving like da Lords of da Land!! THEY AREN'T!
I love righties complete absence of understanding of how fiscal balance sheets work. Apparently in righty land austerity leads to greater economic growth despite mathematical proof and historical evidence that proves the complete opposite.
Treasury warned Robbo about the consequences of borrowing and mobey printing; inflation, inequality and recession, but he did it anyway, in excess of what was needed to support economy. Lockdowns, subsidy and low interest rates should have been kept to minimum, not maximum. Now we have the hangover to deal with, and govt is doing their best with what theyve got.
@maree82carm44 govt had created steady inflation of 2% for decades, yet until recently refuse to budge on tax brackets. Meaning they are effectively stealing more of your money by stealth. Politicians need to reign in their spending and show some respect to taxpayers who are expexted to be a never ending ATM funding crap. So solution is private sector growth with less tax and regulation and govt shrink and balance books
If they were doing the best with that they've got, then they would be taxing wealth and assets more, and wages less. Unfortunatel, they are deeply embedded in the neoliberal ethos, so such things are anathema to them.
Even with all the cuts, National still borrowed more money last year than Labour borrowed the year before. I'll tell you what's not a good idea: borrowing money to pay for tax cuts. Even the IMF told Willis that was a bad idea, but that is what she did and what do we get to show for it? GDP has fallen and the country is worse off than a year ago.
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Really not a surprise when their proposed plan never added up even before the election.
Nicky no boats has no clue. We coulda gotten a literal monkey from Wellington zoo and it would be a better finance minister.
@@miggyalejandro Robbo was the one with no clue with "wellbeing budget" that has provided anything but
The literal monkey from the zoo you talk about was called Grant Robertson who put us in this shit.
@murraythompson4386 So, how come NZ during the pandemic was considered to have one of the best performing economies in the world, lauded by Nobel prize winning economists, and now NZ has one of the weakest? All the while the US is deficit spending their way to one of the best performing in the OECD, as what Grant Robertson had done?
@@britishmalayasociety Any fool can borrow billions, splashing it around while the talking horse is saying "be kind"
@@murraythompson4386 So, what's the difference when Jacinda borrows billions, and Luxon borrowing billions then? Why does one, get the attention of the best economists in the world, and the other ranks NZ amongst the worst performing OECD nations?
Im with you Pat they're lying now.
They're in over their heads
Where's the horse? Maybe it could explain, oh no, that's right it's busy DJing in NYC, working for the royals, making appearances at ivy league unis . . . working for everyone else when there was nothing left in the tank.
@@lyricallyunwaxable1234What are you even talking about?
@@lyricallyunwaxable1234 Do your mummy and ddady know you are conversing with the adults on the internet?
@@raywheeler3135 Haaha! That's funny coming from someone with the political knowledge of a 4 year old. (4yr old voice) No john key was pm at the time that's why they bailed out SCF Haahahaaha! Did you know john key got out of politics before the news of his affair got out. Plz educate yourself further
@@lyricallyunwaxable1234Your mother's calling.
Why are property investors and landlords benefiting so much more than other Kiwi. Greed? Corruption? I didn't realise how greedy and corrupt NZ was until now. The rich get richer and the kids lose hope.
Because alot off the parliment are landlords.
You must of had your head buried in the sand for how long?
You want corruption come to Aussie, where my Australian husband is suing 6 MPs and 47 public servants to hide their corruption in Png where he runs a business.Jacinda knew all about this and did nothing to help the Kiwi, me.
@@richsmith3300Yes unfortunately for the last 30 years; property has been seen as the safest investment in NZ.
So most MP’s have their money tied up in property, that’s why that last Labour government were so useless at addressing the property crisis, they didn’t want to lose out too much themselves.
@@danieleyre8913 The last Labour government oversaw the highest number of private and public houses built since the 1970s. It is a statistical fact that house construction in Auckland outpaced population growth under this last Labour government. Labour also introduced tax laws to reduce the tax deduction against interest payments for landlords, and extended the Brightline Test to 10 years. National immediately undid these tax changes, halted all public housing construction, and are in the process of stopping multi unit developments on existing sections. This is obviously is a cynical move to create more housing scarcity to drive up rents and house prices. The only Party that is useless at addressing the property crisis has always been National. The Party of Landlords so no surprises there.
It's almost like government services are enablers for the economy.
They are, they have advised against or highlighted the negative impact of some of the Governments policies, unfortunately Luxon had dismissed advise from the State Service and the private sector. This is what economic vandalism looks like.
Excuse to privatise in 2025
Absolutely. Do you know why taxpayers bailed out South Canterbury finance? A private equity firm. helen 'sellout' clarkes 'buy back investment scheme'. Have you any idea what that will cause in a worse case scenario stock market crash?
@@lyricallyunwaxable1234 BS. John Key was Prime Minister when South Canterbury Finance invetsors got bailed out. Nothing to do with Labour or Helen Clark.
Watch as they now sell off the assets to make money. But that puts up the prices for the poor when things are privatised
We don't need Marsden point when they'll have EVs while the rest use rickshaws
@@maxwellsmith80 i think they are listening to Elon, but the only person getting rich is Elon.
@jeanrichardson2044 National have a history of selling off our assets that WE have paid for. Labour had to buy back some of them. Once the asset is gone the govt gets nothing else from it and the private entity charges what they can get away with and doesn't always keep up repairs. Happened with the railways
@@maxwellsmith80 Please learn about rogernomics. David Lange in his autobiography stated that it was one of his biggest political regrets. But hey, for example, selling off an SOE compared to leasing it out for 99 years que sera sera. Both major party's have sold this country out
@maxwellsmith80 the only thing I have ever had in my life which has increased in value is my home. I have only ever owned very modest homes and their values have been modest also,but they have been an asset that has provided me with security. Once that asset is gone I will have nothing, which is what happens to the country's assets. Railways, mining rights, big country stations, etc. It only makes a single return in the sell off, and once the money is spent we have nothing, and nothing to bargain with. We have to prevent sell offs. We never learn from past experiences.
I am very concerned with the cutting of funding to groups like Stand Tu Maia. A group that helps save kids from violent homes and prevents them from becoming future criminals. How can they justify cutting funding to vital lifelines like Stand Tu Maia, while they pocket their tax cuts? Does New Zealand Society not care about vulnerable children? Does New Zealand not care about young people committing sidewayz, because thats the message that is currently being transmitted across the country.
No they dont care.
@@richsmith3300 It's more that they know they can only be elected on justice platforms after 30 years of being caught cooking the books. If there's less troubled kids becoming criminals, that could harm their re-election chances. They did manage to get in last time by making 6 kids from auckland the talking point of the nation for half a year.
Thought the last govt solved and fixed all our social probs
@@lyricallyunwaxable1234 It turns out you didn't think.
@@raywheeler3135 WooW. Your 4 year old voice sounds so assertive Haahahaaha! (Your 4yr old voice) john key was pm at the time that's why taxpayers bailed out South Canterbury finance. It's what happens when 2 brain cells argue over who came 3rd Haahahaaha!
best we give more rich people more tax cuts then and give more young people more reasons to go to OZ
It is the big tax cut to Tobacco companies that really upsets me.That alone should be a NO vote for this bumbling bunch of greedy BS's in 2026.
@@jackohere1878They gave NZD964,300,000.00 for a concoction that didn't work. Then they cited corporate sensitivity as the reason Kiwis couldn't see the contract govt signed with a pharmaceutical giant. How much more was ordered and at what cost. And here you are worrying about baccy
Don’t encourage Kiwis to come to Aussie, I did that a few years ago and trust me not all is great in convict land.You have to work and live with these people to realise we are wired different to Aussies, and working with them shall I say not great. We get in work hard they are lazy and my experience is they get very jealous because we can learn on the run, they have courses for jobs a monkey could understand.
The only reason why most young kiwis today should move to Australia is either to save up the higher wages to one day return to NZ, or to escape student loans. Becuase they have an even more inflated property market. Yes wages there are higher, but they have a lot of problems to deal with if you live in their big cities.
Experts at cooking the books...
They've done it every time they've been in for the last 30 years. At this point, it's our own fault that anyone votes for them anymore
@@Keepitsimple183 It's a worldwide phenomenon that developed countries are in massive financial holes. There's a main cause for that
@@lyricallyunwaxable1234 The main cause is rich people dodging their tax obligations
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STAYING HOME SAVED LI ES!
@@raywheeler3135 When science says mutated into simon says.
Well ef me this is from the the expert in English, pity it wasn't in ECONOMICS Nikky. So WTF is Nikky going to do? Naff all....
Someone left the printer on n on n on n on . . .
So embarrassing for this country all done out of spite like a spoilt little rich daddy's girl used to privilege and having tantrums if things don't go her way.
Still blaming Labour no doubt
Labour are the ones who borrowed billions during Covid closing the country down don’t you think there’s a cost to that? It’s taking time to go through the system and now we’re paying for it?
@@PhilLisa National are the ones who borrowed $60 billion during the John Key years. Don’t you think there’s a cost to that? It’s taking time to go through the system and now we’re paying for it?
No. It wa$ the gho$t of Xma$ pa$t
@@fredm5245 well the gentleman handling the health budget certainly is.
@@lyricallyunwaxable1234 Will that ghost visit Scrooge McLuxon this Christmas?
The landlords should be paying the same amount as the rest of us in tax - bloody bastards
Yes. Despite landlords getting a $2.9B tax break, rental prices still increased 4.5% in the year to September 2024 and was the biggest driver of domestic inflation. So much for the Government’s claim that these tax breaks would reduce pressure on rental prices.
Without landlords, where will people live.
@@ataxpayer723 In the houses they are currently renting out because individual home owners would own them rather than private landlords.
@@ataxpayer723 Maybe the government could build Rental Houses for low income NZers . This would provide jobs and provide security for those disadvantaged and vulnerable. Provide more pensioner flats so that poorer elder and disabled NZers aren't competing for rental accommodation spending money on rent that could be spent on food and discretionary spending helping the economy . Pensioner flats built in groups don't have to be fancy and could help make a community for these people increasing their quality of life and improving their mental and physical health.
@@Choice679 The major problem is demand and supply. It'd be interesting to see immigration stats, stats on whose buying new/existing homes ect. So many variables. Next year we're supposedly getting the refugees 'we' signed up for. Things need to be stabilized, infrastructure increased on a massive scale . . . But we blew a ridiculous amount on a govt/media induced over hyped mass hysteria event
Why is it steeper? Tax cuts for the rich, increased unemployment, less cash in the community, closed down businesses, tax evasion(charities) . You hit the nail on the head. This government sucks.
Govt(s) sux
Back on track, eh?
Time to legalise and tax (we are already years late)
God, she needs a stylist and a conscious. English major turned finance minister? This is the problem with politics. Ugh, they at least we aren't USA joke...
love Craig Renney
also love Chloe
Cloey is exactly 💯 correct. Interislander will be privatized along with other public entities
Still suffering from covid hangover, the government had no choice inthe pandemic.However I think we all could have gone back to work sooner.Vege shops and batteries should have been open as well, Supermarkets had an unfair advantage. I think we did better than other countries.
Laying off all these workers how much are the paying in redundancy pay outs and then go on the dole and less income tax
Remember that it was CASTALIA who signed off on all of Nationals costings and tax plans.
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It’s labours fault when they’re in government it’s labours fault when I’m in government this from the party who promises, strong economic growth slap yourself because eventually we’re gonna come and do it for you
Nicola reminds me of Ruth Richardson. Craig what is your background? Are you an Economist?
Early election on the cards. Winston will use stepping down for Seymour as excuse
He should use what power he has to intervene in the governments poor economic and social impact on NZ, or he will be tossed out into the political wilderness again. Winston is enabling Luxon to wreak NZ.
Yes because hardly anyone that wants to work can't find a job!Build more homes like you promised.Bring in more people from overseas to push up rents and make home ownership more expensive!
Although commentators say govt is running austerity, its not, as govt spending still up at $33b. All theyve dobe is trim the edges
Hmmm. A tax break for landlords at 13bil is a trim now is it?
@stuchatterton6550 its not a tax break, it reinstatement of general accountancy rule that interest is an expense.
Labour meddling in accountancy to artifically inflate profits to tax was never going to fly, just like their wealth and capital gains tax.
Labour have no ideas on how to grow the economy, only to tax and spend on woke projects
Top viewing bros.
Every 10-15 years NZ economy has a spike followed by long recession. This pattern continues;
- 70s stagnation and inflation followed by 80s deregulation and boom
- 87 sharemarket crash followed by decade of stagnation
- 00s growth followed by 2007 GFC
- decade of flat growth followed by boom towards 2018/2019
- covid crash followed by another decade of recession
Didn't National view this from the UK released 6 years ago? -----> ruclips.net/video/ehcc0gbzdT4/видео.html
Amazingly the same, the only difference is one is satire and the other is, unfortunately, reality. It's like watching a slow mo car crash.
If we didn’t have so many going so far as to not paying tax we would all be far better off. Some people are going so far in their tax avoidance it is devious, then turn and moan about the state of affairs we are in
Auckland and Wellington are deficit making economies where as Canterbury, Otago, Southland, Waikato, Hawkeys Bay, West Coats South Island, Nelson Marlborough are all Surplus/Export Economies!
So, secede and go on your own. Mind you, $ 25 billion was spent on the Christchurch earthquake and alot of that came from Auckland and Wellington. And how is Dunedin's Council deficit going?
@ oooh touchy! The truth hurts!
@@robertmiller2173 the best regional economies are the ones based around milk and cows because the farmers get the big Fonterra payouts and some of that flows into local economy
Why do you guys always want to introduce a capital gains tax ???ithis will affect all NZers not just property owners??? Wake up they will tax any profit people make on anything
No it won't Everywhere aroud the world capital gains tax is never applied to your primary residence. It will only affect house hoarders which is why the Landlord Party are opposed to it.
Why are you so scared of government tax? We have the greatest level of wealth inequality in all of human history, so clearly the government are not taking all the profits. It is the very rich who are taking all the profits and have been doing so since the 1970s, which is when workers' wages stopped tracking up with productivity.
Fiscally inept, I knew there would be a recession post Global Pandemic. Anyone with an ounce of monetary awareness could predict a major downturn in international trade once the disposable income of working in that environment (Covid Restrictions), and not being able to travel was depleted.
MONEY is a medium of exchange AND a store of value. CURRENCY is a medium of exchange but NOT a store of value. BITCOIN GOLD SILVER are money. Fill up the asset side of the balance sheet with MONEY.
Too many handouts, too many Govt “workers”, too many people sitting around in Wellington writing reports, too many consultants, too many unelected committees, too much red tape, not enough doctors, nurses, teachers and police.
Too many uninformed National voters believing National's BS rhetoric.
Guess you don't actually live here because you haven't a clue.
Too any handouts for lazy unelected tax dodging landlords who contribuite nothing.
Too many handouts for tax dodging landlords
High from wanganui
Kia Ora Bra its spelt Whanganui
Wanganui? Whanganui?
Watsup from Wangaz
Funny story it depends which Maori dialect one uses ot fot non Maori will opt for any but probably best to use the local dialect when in the area.
Go back to poetry Willis!
Let's wait all this is Labour's fault 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Rolling up the sleeve came with so many hidden costs . . .
Rolling up the sleeve came with hidden costs
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This government is a bunch of true British.
Raise GST to 20%, I win,
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Grant Robertson got us into this mess and these new guys are just adding to it!
Nah. Decades of underfunding of public services, mostly by National governments, got us into this mess. Now they want to make an even bigger mess.
Willis will quite probably make an announcement dat She's ganna announce an announcement next year dat She's got a concept of a plan!! Looks like da They clutching at straws.... AGAIN!! It's simple, da "landlords" pay tax like da rest of Us, instead of behaving like da Lords of da Land!! THEY AREN'T!
I love lefties lack of maths, its like you not only failed life but also school
I love righties complete absence of understanding of how fiscal balance sheets work. Apparently in righty land austerity leads to greater economic growth despite mathematical proof and historical evidence that proves the complete opposite.
Like your lack of grammar?
And lack of supporting evidence. What's that, a baseless ad hominem? So where's the maths error, professor?
Treasury warned Robbo about the consequences of borrowing and mobey printing; inflation, inequality and recession, but he did it anyway, in excess of what was needed to support economy. Lockdowns, subsidy and low interest rates should have been kept to minimum, not maximum.
Now we have the hangover to deal with, and govt is doing their best with what theyve got.
And what about the current governments tax cuts? Looks like you're blind to their contribution to the state of this economy.
@maree82carm44 govt had created steady inflation of 2% for decades, yet until recently refuse to budge on tax brackets. Meaning they are effectively stealing more of your money by stealth.
Politicians need to reign in their spending and show some respect to taxpayers who are expexted to be a never ending ATM funding crap.
So solution is private sector growth with less tax and regulation and govt shrink and balance books
@maree82carm44 NZ needs another reset like 1984 election, to kickstart economy after last govt/Rbnz stalled it
If they were doing the best with that they've got, then they would be taxing wealth and assets more, and wages less. Unfortunatel, they are deeply embedded in the neoliberal ethos, so such things are anathema to them.
How many people would you sacrifice in a pandemic. That's the question you need to be answering.
It's almost like borrowing a shit load of money in the previous government wasn't such a great idea... won't comment on that though will you...
Even with all the cuts, National still borrowed more money last year than Labour borrowed the year before. I'll tell you what's not a good idea: borrowing money to pay for tax cuts. Even the IMF told Willis that was a bad idea, but that is what she did and what do we get to show for it? GDP has fallen and the country is worse off than a year ago.
that money was spent on building future revenue , the money National used on tax cuts earns us nothing and cost $14B
27 billion dollar hole ,, shambles from luxon
Makes great economic sense borrowing to give even more , gross incompetence from luxon
Hand back the. Covid money labour bribe us to stay home I’m actually fine with that 3 month paid holiday diving n fishing at my beach home