Press Release – Democrats for Social Credit Whangarei businessman Chris Leitch has been chosen as the Democrats for Social Credit candidate to stand in the Whangarei electorate at this years general election.
Democrats for Social Credit’s Whangarei Candidate Chosen Read More »
Column – Gordon Campbell During Prime Minister John Keys current visit to China, Key and Chinese premier Li Keqiang agreed to a deal that enables direct trading on the Chinese Foreign Exchange between the NZ dollar and the Chinese renimbi (aka yuan).
Gordon Campbell on New Zealand’s currency deal with China Read More »
Press Release – iPredict NZ First forecast to secure over 5% to return to Parliament Maori Party or NZ First to decide next Prime Minister Key still favoured to win 2014 but would require support of all current support parties or a deal with NZ First OCR likely to be …
Election Update #10: Maori Party or NZ First to decide PM Read More »
Press Release – iPredict Interest rates certain to rise tomorrow National strengthens advantage over Labour but would need to rely on Peters if NZ First returns Bridges replaces Collins as second favourite to succeed Key behind Joyce Labour loses ground to Greens …
iPredict Election Update #9: National strengthens position Read More »
Press Release – Grey Power New Zealand The Government seems hell-bent on committing NZ to the TPPA prior to the next election while refusing to release any details to the NZ public. Grey Power has real concerns about the impact of this agreement on several areas of NZ life: Huge increases in …
Grey Power Concerned At Secret TPPA Deals’ Impact on Elderly Read More »
Press Release – Campaign Against Foreign Control Of Aotearoa Murray Horton is the long serving Organiser and spokesperson for two Christchurch-based groups, the Campaign Against Foreign Control of Aotearoa (CAFCA) and the Anti-Bases Campaign (ABC). He has been a political activist since the late 1960s and has a national …
Murray Horton Speaking Tour: March 31- May 29 Read More »
Column – Binoy Kampmark The machinery to dominate global intellectual property by American fiat was further tightened by the announcement of Robert Holleymans as deputy US trade representative. President Obamas announcement is just another reminder what sources of inspiration …
Bringing SOPA to the Trans-Pacific Partnership Read More »
Column – Gordon Campbell The Cabinet manual not only forbids actual conflicts of interest when Ministers are performing public duties from which they or their family members and close associates might derive private gain – it also puts the onus on the Minister to actively avoid …
Gordon Campbell on Judith Collins’ milking of the system Read More »
Article – Billy McKee When is it possible for a non-owner of a property and agricultural stock-in-trade to take control over the owner’s right and freedom to choose what he grows and produces on his own property and to whom he chooses to sell his produce?
Using a Hemp Bandage to Heal Government Corruption Read More »
Article – Ian Anderson Mainstream media coverage in the lead-up to the General Election tends to focus on fluctuations in polling, most recently an apparent growth in support for National. Left-wing critics of mainstream electoral polling sometimes note that polling relies …
The Labour Party and popular participation Read More »
Press Release – iPredict An early election, on 27 or 20 September, now looks likely, according to the combined wisdom of iPredicts more than 7000 registered traders. This weeks snapshot of the New Zealand predictions market, owned by Victoria University of Wellington, …
2014 Election Update #7 Read More »
Press Release – Canterbury Hospitals Medical Staff Association Here in NZ, we have a proud history of taxpayer funded, quality public health care. Even if we dont always love how our public health care system works, for most people it does…well work . The medicines, care, surgical and other procedures …
Senior Hospital Doctors sound warning over TPPA talks Read More »
