Comments by "Ads Dft" (@adsdft585) on "Stuff" channel.

  1. He does not mention any troublesome ethnic group and if there is a problem within schools . Could he say is it how people teach or how headmasters manage resources. He very general in what he says.
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  2. Labour have increased apprenticeship, and businesses think what they did in this area.
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  3. The property site has reported that housing permits and completed builds have gone down drastically under the three party government.
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  4. As they are not in government. There is no issue.
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  5. How about this issue created by this current cabinet..Three Southland roads are at risk of reverting to gravel as the district council struggles to maintain its network amid funding issues. A report prepared for a Wednesday meeting said Southland District Council had the second largest road network in the country with close to 5,000km of roads. But with a small ratepayer base — and unable to secure enough funding from the National Land Transport Plan — it was now having to make sacrifices.
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  6. Does NZ First agree with selling off NZ?
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  7. 59 years ago Auckland airport opened. Since then National has been the government for half of that time but no rail was planned. It was even the government the 10 years that immediately followed.
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  8. Truancy is 100 year issue. Absents from school measures are not simple numbers.
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  9. We're looking at incremental changes' - Michael Reddell Right-leaning economic commentator Michael Reddell said last week's announcements were mostly cosmetic. "There's nothing in those announcements that's likely to - in the prime minister's words - 'turbocharge economic growth'." Luxon talked a big game on bringing New Zealand up to speed with the likes of Ireland and Singapore on foreign investment, but Reddell said the biggest barrier to that was New Zealand's company tax rate.
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  10. Apple trees! Is this natural!
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  11. Reasonable force! Yes doubt exists.
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  12. 59 years ago Auckland airport opened. Since then National has been the government for half of that time but no rail was planned. It was even the government the 10 years that immediately followed
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  13. A new paper is backing claims Auckland's 2016 unitary plan changes, saw more houses built , and kept a lid on rents. Earlier research by Auckland University economists said the plan changes resulted in 22-thousand more building consents being issued, than would have happened otherwise. However, online critiques of that research claimed the results of Auckland University's three studies were `utterly implausible.'   And that their findings were a `myth.'  Motu Research has looked into the dispute, with a new paper reviewing both perspectives. It has upheld the Auckland University studies’ findings. Motu Research senior economist Stuart Donovan the says critiques of the Auckland planning decision have persisted,  and have crept into the decision-making around housing supply by other councils.
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  14. So, is the interest paid by households going to make anyone wealthier?
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