Lindsay Mitchell
The welfare state is unsustainable economically, socially and morally.
Saturday, October 28, 2006
Benson-Pope "made a mistake" says press secretary
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Yesterday I was criticised for putting out a "hasty" press release responding to David Benson Pope's claim the DPB had dropped...
At the Maori Party Conference
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Newsroom reports, Maori party co-leader Tariana Turia has delivered a message that Maori must be responsible for their own destiny. Just wan...
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Real welfare reform
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Noel Pearson, aboriginal Australian and "visionary", is about to attempt a revolution in welfare delivery. He believes if this ap...
Friday, October 27, 2006
DPB Sleight-of-hand
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Media Release DPB SLEIGHT-OF-HAND Friday, October 27, 2006 Ministry of Social Development, David Benson-Pope, yesterday told National Radio ...
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Weaving Pathways to Wellbeing
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Children's Commissioner, Cindy Kiro and Barnardo's CE Murray Edridge were once again hand-in-hand yesterday over the matter of state...
Thursday, October 26, 2006
Disturbing
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This website is recommended by the Ministry of Social Development funded Family Violence Clearing House It is a site for pro-feminist men an...
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Sue has it back to front
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About the welfare system Sue Bradford said yesterday," Those in need deserve the dignity of having enough to live on so they can parti...
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Who should pay for costs of crime?
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Victim Support groups want the state to compensate victims of crime. Garth McVicar wants a levy on all offenders to fund compensation payme...
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Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Which govt department to believe?
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According to the Ministry of Health I must be doing fruit buying for three or four households which makes me extremely skeptical about a rep...
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Quote...
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...from FFF The election is three weeks away and there are rumors the Republicans are getting ready for an election night disaster, which wo...
'Safety' before sanity
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BBC News reports health and safety regulations have made it too expensive for a local rugby club to have a Guy Fawkes bonfire in Ilfracombe...
Things are looking up
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The road has re-opened and Firefox is ops OK. This is an interesting bit of Canadian research which claims that with more generous unemploy...
Cut-off
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No newspaper this morning which may mean we are cut-off again. Unless one wants to get on the cross harbour ferry. There's always the in...
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Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Apposite quote
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The end of this quote is familiar to me but the rest is worth sharing; The state -- or, to make matters more concrete, the government -- con...
Being Pakeha
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I was not born here but my children are sixth generation New Zealanders. Many of you will no doubt identify with Michael King's words fr...
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Deadbeat dads burden for us all...
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..is the title of a Hawkes Bay Today editorial inspired by Judith Collin's constant railing at effect rather than the cause. This is my...
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Monday, October 23, 2006
Stabbing of an innocent 14 year-old
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We are in danger of becoming inured to what is going on in Auckland amongst the youth. The security guard in whose arms the 14 year-old died...
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Scots to go sexless
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Now I am sure I have heard Betty on Coro St calling men 'pet', 'dear' and 'love'. She should have her mouth taped up...
What the?
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I find myself in a state of having nothing to say which could last until at least....lunchtime. Oh, I could bitch about the STUPID transit ...
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Saturday, October 21, 2006
Liberal thinking from the Liberal Party
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I'm very pleased to see Heather Roy and Rodney Hide are officially against raising the drinking age. For those lobbying for this legisla...
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