Who is this Cindy you keep referring to Jonah?
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John and Bill delivered a strong Government balance sheet after being hit by the GFC and the earthquakes that wiped out our 3rd biggest city. They quickly got the books in order again and started paying down debt rather than borrowing to put money into the Superfund as you are celebrating the current lot doing. Even Grant Robertson has publicly thanked Bill English for his good stewardship that has allowed Grant a lot of flexibility to do what he is doing now.
I do notice she did not want to comment, when asked, about the WHS management ¨only¨taking a paycut for a limited time. I wonder if that is because she does not want questions asked about her broken promise of a paycut for herself and her Ministers. I would like it published which Minsiters actually took the watered down option of a voluntary paycut and how much. But this most transparent Government will not do that.
Yeah and "NZ rail" paying ASX "TOLL" top dollar right before they got booted out of office...
I just wonder when NZ can get back to holding this current Govt to account like it was pre-covid ... and the Jacinda fairy dust wears off the media...
Latest kick in the guts for middle-low income kiwis thanks COL!!
The Government’s 5.3% increase in road user charges (RUC) from 1 July 2020 is a kick in the guts to the trucking industry that kept the country moving during lockdown.
The Association has received numerous calls to stop this increase which has led us to petition Parliament.
Freight transport runs on low margins at the best of times and most trucking companies operating during lockdown ran at zero or negative margins, due to limited goods and volumes that could be moved.
Transport operators need time to rebuild businesses without any added taxes imposed by the government.
Always good to borrow at the T bill rate of % to continue investing in the superfund
https://nzsuperfund.nz/performance/i...nthly-returns/
Superfund now sitting at $42b end of April,with a $25 b return over T bill rate
Net Return (Actual Return - T-Bill Return) 6.25% p.a(since inception ). 11.63% p.a. 8.90% p.a. 5.36% (1 yr)
Cindy's team of incompetents at it again.
https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/a...ectid=12338500
A team of 5 million against the incompetent cabinet. Let's do this!