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Tag Archives: Matthew Hooton
Do you smell what I smell ?
The NZ Herald heavily promoted news story repeated in the Northern Advocate reads rather like a copy&paste job from a press release : Former National MP Mike Sabin has been appointed chief executive of Peppers Carrington Estate, a five-star, 1000-hectare resort … Continue reading
Posted in Media Grabs, politics
Tagged government cover-up, John Key, Matthew Hooton, Mike Sabin, Nicky Hager, police corruption
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State’s “social” role : Corporate Welfare
I have to thank Brian Fallow for his article in the NZ Herald of 28 November to have alerted me to the “Productivity Commission’s” inquiry into how to improve the market for social services. My old nightmare predictions were confirmed. Our neo-liberal … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Media Grabs, politics, Society
Tagged Brian Fallow, corporate welfare, Matthew Hooton, social services, Steven Joyce
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