Lindsay Mitchell
The welfare state is unsustainable economically, socially and morally.
Friday, April 20, 2007
Just released - NZ research to support repeal of section 59
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Wait for this to hit the news. Just published at the Ministry of Social Development website, What Do Children Tell Us About Physical Punish...
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Are Christians the new lepers?
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I used to think smokers were the new lepers. But I am fast beginning to believe it is Christians. Which bothers me deeply. Not least becaus...
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Thursday, April 19, 2007
Tough talk (touch wood)
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Yesterday Upper Hutt police embarked on a crime blitz . "If you have committed a crime, we are coming to get you. If you are planning t...
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Supreme Court line-up more conservative
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The US Supreme Court has upheld a ban on a certain abortion procedure which was previously legal where needed to protect the health of the...
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Teetotallers only need apply
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This is too awful. Testing whether people are fit to have custody of their children based on the amount they drink. Yuck. Wait a minute. O...
A million $ or more for 'partnership recognition'?
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CYFS staff members who belong to the PSA will be paid a bonus of $650. Last year CYF employed 2,670 full-time equivalents. I have no idea wh...
Tuesday, April 17, 2007
Butt out Clark
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As an artist I always thought that, apart from complying with tax rules, I would escape the clutches of government regulation. Think again. ...
Monday, April 16, 2007
Ultimo chance de Rudy para salvar Nueva York
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Just in from South America..... Rudy's last chance to save New York
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Not so generous with our time
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This looks pretty impressive. According to news just released from Statistics New Zealand, Non-profit institutions employed 105,340 paid em...
Hiding behind the "ageing population"
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Benson-Pope is constantly using the impact of the ageing population (the older age-bands are widening) as a reason for rising sickness and i...
From benefit to prison
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From the Australian Centre for Independent Studies, Peter Saunders was recently in Wellington promoting a plan for people to opt out of the ...
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That's convenient
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We may be interested in tracking recipients of welfare but the government is not. Working For Families assistance allowed a beneficiary work...
Too many chiefs?
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Because women are waiting so long to see a specialist nobody noticed the Women's Health service had actually moved from Thames Hospital ...
Sunday, April 15, 2007
Consensus?
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There seems to be a viewpoint not represented here . I thought there were eight parties in Parliament.
Get a grip
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The state-funded cycle of crime
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Right now the state is paying people to produce the criminals of tomorrow. That is a fact. The Princes Trust has just published a report abo...
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Saturday, April 14, 2007
On Maori voices.....
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Yesterday I took the kids with me to spend the morning with my friend and her 4-year old daughter. The little girl, who has developed a mutu...
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Friday, April 13, 2007
Minister Mistaken
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Media Release MINISTER MISTAKEN OVER GROWTH IN INCAPACITY BENEFITS Friday, April 13, 2007 In defence of growing incapacity benefit numbers, ...
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Thursday, April 12, 2007
God, bad and ugly
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A new survey about public perception of government performance conducted by Massey University, based on 1,350 responses from 18+ year-olds,...
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Further costs
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In addition to the table below you can add the following welfare expenses (millions); social rehabilitation and compensation $145 department...
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