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Published: 2:53PM Wednesday March 18, 2009

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suzieq2254 ; 2010-02-28 @ 10:17 NZDT Report Abusive Message  
listening to paul holmes q & a on sunday i feel that the hot issue of the day is not xt is not the major problem in this country at the moment its the gst issue you need to address. Mr Key has neglected to realise that in putting up gst he will ruin many a small bussiness and unemployment will rise I have been running a year a new venture barely making ends meet does he realise the impact it is going to have on new & small bussiness the back bone of this country wheres our help.
citizenshane ; 2010-02-28 @ 09:37 NZDT Report Abusive Message  
nz should play hide and seek ,but don't seek
pleasent ; 2009-11-12 @ 15:59 NZDT Report Abusive Message  
refer to this link. http://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/government+gives+certainty+fruit+and+wine+growers. On the face of it, it seems that the government is double dipping when it comes to health insurances for RSE workers. new policy in June this year suggests that RSE workers must pay for their own Health Insurance and Employers i would assume are also paying ACC levies for these workers Jonathan Nicholl
fatboislimnz ; 2009-11-08 @ 10:00 NZDT Report Abusive Message  
With $9 Billion US couldnt Helen Clark afford to fix her teeth? they look awful on Freeview HD TV
PhilToms ; 2009-10-18 @ 10:31 NZDT Report Abusive Message  
Stephen Franks was right to point out that our govt is obliged to borrow $1 billion per week to prop up our basket case economy. Clearly we must do what the USA and the EU do if we are to avoid terminal bankrupcy - export incentives & trade tarriffs. Perhaps we should also follow their lead by printing our own money (quantitive easing) instead of renting their fictitious money. Ignoring one's tragic 7-9% balance of payments deficit is essential to embracing the fatal madness of globalisation
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