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Gordon Campbell On Funding New Drugs, And Governing In Bad …
Oct 3, 2024 · Like the arms race, the funding of new cancer drugs is an endless upwards spiral. First though, let’s have the good news. Yesterday, the Phamac office in Wellington announced that from October 1st, the expensive cancer drug Keytruda will be made available to eligible people with advanced triple-negative breast cancer, head and neck cancer, colorectal cancer, bladder cancer, and Hodgkin lymphoma.
Gordon Campbell On Luxon And Seymour’s Good Cop/Bad Cop …
Oct 3, 2024 · September 12, 2024 Columns, Gordon Campbell 0. This past week has seen Wellington’s ruling coalition of chaos in fully dysfunctional mode. In the last six days, the ACT Party and New Zealand First have had two strikingly different responses to two strikingly similar problems in two key sectors of the economy: supermarkets and energy companies.
Gordon Campbell On Why Political Consensus Is SO Divisive
Oct 3, 2024 · Gordon Campbell On Why Political Consensus Is SO Divisive. September 16, 2024 Columns, Gordon Campbell 0. 05 Sept, 2024. Around the halls of Parliament in Wellington, displays of bi-partisan agreement are reserved for wars, sporting triumphs or the deaths of monarchs. That’s why the coalition government’s sudden enthusiasm for a bi-partisan ...
Gordon Campbell on the Dunedin hospital fiasco – werewolf
Oct 1, 2024 · Besides, at the high end figure of $3 billion, the final cost of the Dunedin hospital would still be less than what the coalition government’s own $14 billion tax cuts package will cost the country every year [i.e. $3.5 billion] for the next four years. Infamously, $3 billion has been set aside to restore a tax break for landlords.
Gordon Campbell – werewolf
Sep 26, 2024 · Gordon Campbell On Why Political Consensus Is SO Divisive. September 16, 2024 0. 05 Sept, 2024 Around the halls of Parliament in Wellington, displays of bi-partisan agreement are reserved for wars, sporting triumphs or the deaths of monarchs. […]
On New Zealand’s Timid Reluctance To Tax The Rich – werewolf
On income alone they would be taxed at 33%. In comparable OECD countries, the headline rates range between 37% and 55%. In addition, while New Zealand (and Belgium) lack a capital gains tax, in those other OECD countries the tax on capital gains ranged between 17% and 42%. For those earning half their income from salary and half from capital ...
Gordon Campbell On How “fast Track” Steamrolls The Public Good
Aug 27, 2024 · N ew Zealand has a habit of creating official posts – the Overseas Investment Office, the Banking Ombudsman, the Grocery Commissioner – as a sop to public concerns, but where the terms of reference guarantee that such posts won’t interfere unduly with the conduct of business-as-usual.. Recently, the Grocery Commissioner gave us a classic example of this impotence in action.
Gordon Campbell on the public sector carnage, and misogyny as …
Apr 18, 2024 · Gordon Campbell on the public sector carnage, and misogyny as terrorism. It’s a simple deal. We pay taxes in order to finance the social services we want and need. The carnage now occurring across the public sector though, is breaking that contract. Over 3,000 jobs have been lost so far. Many are in crucial areas like Education where the ...
Gordon Campbell on coalitions, and hostage deals – werewolf
Nov 21, 2023 · Gordon Campbell on coalitions, and hostage deals. November 21, 2023 Articles, Columns, Gordon Campbell 0. Reportedly, National has finalised the details of its separate policy programmes with (a) the Act Party and (b) with New Zealand First. Terrific. Yet surprisingly, it has only been in the last 36 hours that Winston Peters and David Seymour ...
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