Showing posts with label Maori control. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maori control. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 28, 2026
Pee Kay: Social and Economic Survival or Managed Social and Economic Decline?
Labels: 2026 Election, co-governance, Maori control, NZ financial debt, NZ in crisis, Pee KayThe 2026 election not as a choice between left and right, it is not a choice about who you have traditionally voted for and it is definitely not a choice of voting for who your parents and grandparents voted for.
This November it is actually a choice between social and economic survival, or managed social and economic decline!
Monday, August 25, 2025
Pee Kay: What Was Next Jacinda, Ceding Sovereignty?
Labels: Ardern’s government, DOC, Maori control, Options Development Group, Pee Kay, The Conservation Estate, Willie JacksonThe Strategic Tourism Assets Protection article I wrote last week was posted on Breaking Views and one comment said –
“No comment anywhere about the Options Development Group where the objectives of the mostly Maori members are to hand most of our Crown land back to Maori.”
Well, yes there was something, undeniably underhanded, afoot with regards to the Options Development Group. This was another sordid scheme contrived by Ardern’s government that, unquestionably, can do with exposure to some sunlight!
Saturday, August 31, 2024
NZCPR Newsletter: The Radicalisation of Local Government
Labels: Local Government Activism, Maori control, NZCPR Newsletter, RadicalismLast week Prime Minister Chris Luxon delivered a broadside across the bow of local authorities at the Local Government New Zealand Conference in Wellington. This was a gathering of hundreds of mayors, chairs, chief executives, councillors and senior management from councils across the country, who had paid $1,500 plus travel and accommodation to attend this annual three-day shindig.
Saturday, October 29, 2022
Cam Slater: Chance’d Be a Fine Thing
Labels: Auckland super city, Cam Slater, Maori control, Wayne BrownWayne Brown is saying what everyone else, bar the looney left, has been thinking for some considerable time. The Auckland Super City was a good concept at the start but, after four terms of Labour aligned Mayors, it has become more broken than Humpty Dumpty. Brown has called for a radical re-think. Chance’d be a fine thing.
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