PMol07
486 posts


We can’t tax, spend, and borrow our way to a brighter future. By getting the books back in order, we can keep taxes low and invest in frontline public services.


this is just false Net Government debt excluding the Super Fund (National's preferred measure) was $136.3b at the end of 2022/23 and will be $190.8b at the end of 2025/26. Up $54.5b The Government forecasts it to keep rising and peak at $241.0b in 2029/30. That's another $50.1b


@ClintVSmith Who looks at Labour and goes "taxing the economy so civil servants can enjoy a boom will fix things"? How would creating an even more hostile environment for the dwindling real economy help? Interest rates are rising. Labour can't fake GDP by growing the public sector.




Our learned friends begin to stir on the Govt's continual blocking of and over-ruling of court judgments. NZ Bar Association press statement: "If retrospective legislation becomes a regular occurrence or norm, citizens will not know with any certainty what their rights are."



The actual audio of Labour’s Finance spokesperson Barbara Edmonds referring to Nicola Willis as a “duck-faced horse” and hearing her laugh about it, is far worse than seeing it in print. Truly nasty stuff from Edmonds and Labour.




Labour stands with public servants, public service unions, and the services we all need. 167 days to make this a one-term government and turn New Zealand around

We. Will. Not. Work. With. Labour.






@gaye_ess They have the experience and people to finish the job, people of calibre and principle. The only party with a doctorate and experience in economics to be a great minister of finance and help make great financial policy












