HeyJaredBruce Cotterill
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National's ridiculous plan to destroy the Four Square store (opens the original)
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The Four Square store has been with most of us for our entire lives. With its “Cheeky Charlie” Mr Four Square logo, complete with a grocer’s apron and a pencil behind his ear, excellent range and convenient location, it’s a New Zealand icon that has served us well. Generations before mine would approach the counter at the front of the shop with a shopping list for the grocer, who would duly put together an order while the customer waited. Our generation saw “self-service” stores and an opportuni
We need big thinking and better spending, not big taxes (opens the original)
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Singapore’s success was founded on the opposite of what we are hearing from our politicians, writes Bruce Cotterill. Photo / Getty Images Like many people, I’m deeply interested in it. But if you have even an average level of aspiration for what this country could be, you’d be right to be frustrated by the current campaign. The politicking. The half-truths. The mistruths. The mealy mouthed words and phrases designed to mean one thing or something else. Members of a party making a comment, only f
Tauranga needs experienced leaders, not famous names (opens the original)
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I spent my formative years growing up in Tauranga. Went to high school there. I had my first job there and my first business. My love for the ocean meant that I spent most of my time at Mount Maunganui. I’ve moved around over the years, but the Mount has always felt like a spiritual “home town”. The tragedy that unfolded there in January of this year, struck a chord. The camping ground at the base of the Mount has been there forever. As a lifeguard I’d seen previous generations of those campers
Luxon's Government: Beyond the noise, there is real progress (opens the original)
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PM Christopher Luxon and Minister of Police Mark Mitchell discussing the reduction of assault rates in Auckland alongside a decrease in overall crime. Photo / Alex Burton Christopher Luxon must really like his job. If he didn’t, I’m not sure why he would spend his time working in the environment he has had to endure over the past couple of weeks. This week’s National Party shenanigans were as close to a political suicide mission as we have seen in this country. I’m not sure what the agitators in
From Top to bottom: The risk behind party's rapid rise in the polls (opens the original)
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The Opportunity Party leader Qiulae Wong announcing the party list during a press conference in Wellington. Photo / Mark Mitchell There once was a young woman. She had long dark hair and a nice smile. She was a politician. She came out of nowhere. She was bright and charismatic, communicated well, and the media adored her. The people adored her too, despite not knowing that much about her or the team around her. She became our Prime Minister, with promises of kindness, more houses and less pover
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