Great article on the YES/NO vote in Australia. I hold an Australian Passport as I believe in time that Australia will limit Kiwi's travelling to the "land of opportunity"
As a Kiwi working alongside Aussies. we had no Centerlink handouts. That was a game changer. I got there before January 2001 so qualified for a Citizen.
Helen Clark SCREWED that for all Kiwi's travelling to work in Australia on that date. Did my 2 years, got a Passport - now on same terms as an Aussie for work.
Most new imports to NZ at present, have as their goal a move to Australia - the "land of opportunity"
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Indeed! Unbelievable naivety, or was it ego, that he couldn't see the writing on the wall? But then, he couldn't describe what a woman was, and claimed his policies were far from racist. What a sad, deluded little individual whom I do hope we have all seen the last of. He so richly deserves his comeuppance, but it's a shame he will get some nice parliamentary perks along the way.
I may have commented on this before, but here's something that puzzles me still - we require builders to follow a code of ethics (for fairly important reasons), and yet we have no such requirement for politicians.
What has to be appreciated is the difference between a Constitution (Aus) and a heap of open ended gobbledy gook, hole in the bucket, ever alterable rubbish, that passes itself of as the law of the land. (NZ)
Australia has at its government heart (Canberra) possessing the same twats as does Wellington.
The difference being they have a much harder job in OZ of introducing their ever changing predominating bullshit, however in OZ if it interferes with peoples rights it has to be founded on a basis of sound scrutiny.
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Great article on the YES/NO vote in Australia. I hold an Australian Passport as I believe in time that Australia will limit Kiwi's travelling to the "land of opportunity"
As a Kiwi working alongside Aussies. we had no Centerlink handouts. That was a game changer. I got there before January 2001 so qualified for a Citizen.
Helen Clark SCREWED that for all Kiwi's travelling to work in Australia on that date. Did my 2 years, got a Passport - now on same terms as an Aussie for work.
Most new imports to NZ at present, have as their goal a move to Australia - the "land of opportunity"
This is what I believe will kill our OE…
Indeed! Unbelievable naivety, or was it ego, that he couldn't see the writing on the wall? But then, he couldn't describe what a woman was, and claimed his policies were far from racist. What a sad, deluded little individual whom I do hope we have all seen the last of. He so richly deserves his comeuppance, but it's a shame he will get some nice parliamentary perks along the way.
I may have commented on this before, but here's something that puzzles me still - we require builders to follow a code of ethics (for fairly important reasons), and yet we have no such requirement for politicians.
How does that make sense?
Oh how the nasty is starting, Damion O'Connor was asked, by a reporter, "if Hipkins will still be the Leader" and his reply was F--K Off.......
Amazing how when the worm turns the real thoughts emerge from the communists....
For those so interested in the similarities and yet the wide differences between Aus and NZ, the following link may be of interest:
https://quadrant.org.au/opinion/the-voice/2023/10/even-peasants-can-recognise-a-bill-of-goods/
What has to be appreciated is the difference between a Constitution (Aus) and a heap of open ended gobbledy gook, hole in the bucket, ever alterable rubbish, that passes itself of as the law of the land. (NZ)
Australia has at its government heart (Canberra) possessing the same twats as does Wellington.
The difference being they have a much harder job in OZ of introducing their ever changing predominating bullshit, however in OZ if it interferes with peoples rights it has to be founded on a basis of sound scrutiny.
Oh yeah, they still have the…