Hey @newsroom team, you need to sort out your audio production. The room sounds horrendous, the echo & delay is outta control. Get some dampening in the room & a producer who knows why they're doing regarding audio engineering. This actually hurts to listen to via headphones.
PM is trying to control opportunities to question the governments actions. To cut back 10 to 15 minutes is critical to develop of the country. ( Preparation time ! The PM should be fully aware what is happening. )
The ‘boot camp’ approach is quote different than historically. The 9 month wrap around care post boot camp that is revolutionary and will make it work.
Like with everything else with this government, things just aren't adding up. Maybe the lack of info on the deficit could be doing to aging systems and reduced backoffice staff (that followed after a massive restructure that got rid of roles and did not fill roles that were removed 🤔). The person that looked after those spreadsheets was likely made redundant 😅
If they were serious about saving the country money rather than placing something for the public to consume and get angry about front and center while they get the rest of their policies through under Urgency, then they would make cheap changes with massive outcomes. Taking a full 60 seconds to think about it, a few came to mind. We don't have a national database for teachers to swap and reused teaching plans -that would save hours and teacher retention. The MSD software hasn't been updated since the 90's, and that would save hundreds of thousands of hours of time. Partially redeveloping the indebted Te Pukenga into medical training would both save the institution and give us nurses and doctors cheaper than importing them from overseas. Removing perpetual leases will both stop an injustice and allow people to increase GDP by allowing them to produce with their own land. Then you get things done by other countries, like Australia's job bank, building apprenticeships for social housing, state owned assess for state interests like a wood treatment plant to get the cost of building down or a couple dozen other measures. They never will though because that's not what they want. Some people are being far too generous to them and giving them the benefit of the doubt well past when it SHOULD have passed. Most of this is distraction tactics to hide how they're selling off NZ piece by piece. We're paying landlords for their investment choices already, we're about to re-start state funded private charter schools, our hospitals are being run down so private is the only viable option and they're making it into a real libertarian wonderland where if you're poor, you don't deserve to live.
You ever wondered where all the covid debt went to? How much was it? Who financed the debt and how? Were any caveats put in place as a contingency incase of default? . . . I know the first round of shots cost NZD964,300,000(it was in their first budget) but we're only left to speculate how much the booster shots cost n how much was ordered because the then acting pm cited corporate sensitivity as the reason Kiwis can't see the contract govt signed with pfizzer. AirNZ got a NZD900 million low interest loan on top of a NZD700 million wage subsidy then got another NZD600 million loan within the first 2 months of lockdown. Them and the nzrfu were the first to ask for handouts
@@lyricallyunwaxable1234 It's part of public record, so I have no clue what you're talking about. It cost 1.4 billion all up, for ALL rounds until last year. As for where the loans came from, those are also a matter of public record: The same providers our nation has used for decades. And no, we don't have the right to demand every international company to open their books and contracts for us just because of curiosity, that's just a silly idea.
One of the major causes for the sudden increased cost in health was fair pay agreement pay adjustments - backpay. That took up most of the newly allocated funding, which should have been planned for by Reti and Willis. Both looking pretty incompetent.
Government borrowing money causes inflation, simple as that. Where and who they brrw it off is the real issue that all governments globally are bankrupt. They have been bankrupted since 1929. The years that brought about The Great Depression. 1933- Currently. The Federal Reserve in the USA took control of their country's economic policies. .in 1933 New Zealand, the Reserve Bank of NZ was enacted by the Legislative branch. To control the economic policies of the government. Reading that 1933 and the 1934 RBNZ Act. We see that all gold in NZ was confiscated or made illegal to have.. They made all gold coins, gold bullion, held by NZ private or public citizens in Bank vaults, Private Vaults, Security Exchanges are to be handed in to the Treasury. You can be fined $10,000. Citizens may only keep heritage heirlooms ( fairy heirlooms, wedding or engagement rings, personal jewelry only. The Government then, pledged all citizens to become debtors of the national debt. Every country in western world become bankrupt this way. The RBNZ is privately owned and is not and ever will be owned by this nation's citizens. It is owed by the whanau Rothschild, Morgan, Rockefeller, etc. they introduced the fiat currency, when previously NZ money was backed by gold. Example ere is a bank had to have in its vaults the equivalent gold to what the notes, or money it held. RBNZ have ow a fractional system meaning, it only had to hold 10% of gold in stock. Currently it is less then 3%. Some say it is O%. Since the RBNZ Act 1933. The NZ government has never paid its national debt off. globally no country has. Any budget by government plays out historically the same way. The wealthy don't get to pay higher taxes, the citizens get a $20 bread and circus payment. Then the government start cutting funding of its services to the people. The cuts have always been to NZs most Vulnerable services. They are , Education , healthcare and social sectors. Then the selling off the peoples assets start. Remember the scenario ?? Post offce, NZ rail, power boards, telecom, etc. Now it's 3waters, Correction NZ, AIR NZ, Regional infrastructure, councils, everything is up for sale. Your property, car , busiesses, kids, their already have. Hence your kids can be uplifted. Car impounded, house sold, you imprisoned or killed for breaking a law like say,.... Lockdown or let's say...protesting. 😮😢
@@bkitch5755 such a boring point with no nuance. You are the type of person that is easily full by nationals very simple marketing slogans and talking points.
Te wha ora be like Feb we got surplus March $130m hospital stuffed + April $130m hospital screwed + May $130m hospital broken June $130m hospital pooked July $130m we hired an accountant now...
I’m loving the format and perspectives offered in these shows. The detail and context you provide collectively is super useful - love your work. PS. I think National will look for any opportunity to drop these boot camps asap. I believe this pilot programme (and its efficacy) will be heavily scrutinised by everyone over the year or so. National will be crossing their fingers everything goes well.
Shouldn't have given money to Zelinsky
Like your format and analysis. Keep up the good work. Keeping it real
Hey @newsroom team, you need to sort out your audio production.
The room sounds horrendous, the echo & delay is outta control.
Get some dampening in the room & a producer who knows why they're doing regarding audio engineering.
This actually hurts to listen to via headphones.
Oh, it gives it a rustic, home made impression. Looks and sounds more authentic. IMHO
Good stuff. 👏👏
Over the last 10 years 800,000 people have come live ( population increase). Have the spending on public health increased to service these people?
No and they never will, Immigrants make better 'Kiwis' than kiwis do so why would they change the current replacement trend?
PM is trying to control opportunities to question the governments actions. To cut back 10 to 15 minutes is critical to develop of the country. ( Preparation time ! The PM should be fully aware what is happening. )
Labour's training of people and immigration rules increased the supply of nurses. NZ doctor train was increased by Labour but they still in training.
The ‘boot camp’ approach is quote different than historically. The 9 month wrap around care post boot camp that is revolutionary and will make it work.
Proven not to work. But the wrap around sounds like pastoral care which is proven effective ...
@@arpi3363 the bit that is proven ‘not to work’ is just the boot camp bit. Adding pastoral care for 9 months is a game changer.
@@ObiePaddles yes agreed, as I said
Royal commission is form instruction to his majesty's government.
Like with everything else with this government, things just aren't adding up. Maybe the lack of info on the deficit could be doing to aging systems and reduced backoffice staff (that followed after a massive restructure that got rid of roles and did not fill roles that were removed 🤔). The person that looked after those spreadsheets was likely made redundant 😅
If they were serious about saving the country money rather than placing something for the public to consume and get angry about front and center while they get the rest of their policies through under Urgency, then they would make cheap changes with massive outcomes. Taking a full 60 seconds to think about it, a few came to mind. We don't have a national database for teachers to swap and reused teaching plans -that would save hours and teacher retention. The MSD software hasn't been updated since the 90's, and that would save hundreds of thousands of hours of time. Partially redeveloping the indebted Te Pukenga into medical training would both save the institution and give us nurses and doctors cheaper than importing them from overseas. Removing perpetual leases will both stop an injustice and allow people to increase GDP by allowing them to produce with their own land. Then you get things done by other countries, like Australia's job bank, building apprenticeships for social housing, state owned assess for state interests like a wood treatment plant to get the cost of building down or a couple dozen other measures.
They never will though because that's not what they want. Some people are being far too generous to them and giving them the benefit of the doubt well past when it SHOULD have passed. Most of this is distraction tactics to hide how they're selling off NZ piece by piece. We're paying landlords for their investment choices already, we're about to re-start state funded private charter schools, our hospitals are being run down so private is the only viable option and they're making it into a real libertarian wonderland where if you're poor, you don't deserve to live.
You ever wondered where all the covid debt went to? How much was it? Who financed the debt and how? Were any caveats put in place as a contingency incase of default? . . . I know the first round of shots cost NZD964,300,000(it was in their first budget) but we're only left to speculate how much the booster shots cost n how much was ordered because the then acting pm cited corporate sensitivity as the reason Kiwis can't see the contract govt signed with pfizzer. AirNZ got a NZD900 million low interest loan on top of a NZD700 million wage subsidy then got another NZD600 million loan within the first 2 months of lockdown. Them and the nzrfu were the first to ask for handouts
@@lyricallyunwaxable1234 It's part of public record, so I have no clue what you're talking about. It cost 1.4 billion all up, for ALL rounds until last year. As for where the loans came from, those are also a matter of public record: The same providers our nation has used for decades. And no, we don't have the right to demand every international company to open their books and contracts for us just because of curiosity, that's just a silly idea.
Great analysis as always plz improve production a lil more
One of the major causes for the sudden increased cost in health was fair pay agreement pay adjustments - backpay. That took up most of the newly allocated funding, which should have been planned for by Reti and Willis. Both looking pretty incompetent.
Government borrowing money causes inflation, simple as that. Where and who they brrw it off is the real issue that all governments globally are bankrupt. They have been bankrupted since 1929. The years that brought about The Great Depression. 1933- Currently. The Federal Reserve in the USA took control of their country's economic policies. .in 1933 New Zealand, the Reserve Bank of NZ was enacted by the Legislative branch. To control the economic policies of the government.
Reading that 1933 and the 1934 RBNZ Act. We see that all gold in NZ was confiscated or made illegal to have.. They made all gold coins, gold bullion, held by NZ private or public citizens in Bank vaults, Private Vaults, Security Exchanges are to be handed in to the Treasury. You can be fined $10,000. Citizens may only keep heritage heirlooms ( fairy heirlooms, wedding or engagement rings, personal jewelry only.
The Government then, pledged all citizens to become debtors of the national debt.
Every country in western world become bankrupt this way. The RBNZ is privately owned and is not and ever will be owned by this nation's citizens. It is owed by the whanau Rothschild, Morgan, Rockefeller, etc. they introduced the fiat currency, when previously NZ money was backed by gold. Example ere is a bank had to have in its vaults the equivalent gold to what the notes, or money it held. RBNZ have ow a fractional system meaning, it only had to hold 10% of gold in stock. Currently it is less then 3%. Some say it is O%. Since the RBNZ Act 1933. The NZ government has never paid its national debt off. globally no country has.
Any budget by government plays out historically the same way. The wealthy don't get to pay higher taxes, the citizens get a $20 bread and circus payment. Then the government start cutting funding of its services to the people. The cuts have always been to NZs most Vulnerable services. They are , Education , healthcare and social sectors. Then the selling off the peoples assets start. Remember the scenario ?? Post offce, NZ rail, power boards, telecom, etc.
Now it's 3waters, Correction NZ, AIR NZ, Regional infrastructure, councils, everything is up for sale. Your property, car , busiesses, kids, their already have. Hence your kids can be uplifted. Car impounded, house sold, you imprisoned or killed for breaking a law like say,.... Lockdown or let's say...protesting.
😮😢
You know they are lieing they are using hand gestures to distract you
I think the mics are not plugged in. The audio not so good
Were the surplus projections published prior to last October?
Please improve the audio, thank you.
Any NZ should turn their ears off as soon as anyone from the government starts their answer with a line that shifts blame to the previous government.
Yup spot on
So after six years of labour this country was in perfect shape before national took over
@@bkitch5755 such a boring point with no nuance. You are the type of person that is easily full by nationals very simple marketing slogans and talking points.
Wow, love this conversation, very unbiased!
Keep it up.
Te wha ora be like Feb we got surplus March $130m hospital stuffed + April $130m hospital screwed + May $130m hospital broken June $130m hospital pooked July $130m we hired an accountant now...
Soundproofer studio Sam is cool...
So when will government sort out the homelessness here in nz and supply housing to the needy
Impossible.
I’m loving the format and perspectives offered in these shows. The detail and context you provide collectively is super useful - love your work. PS. I think National will look for any opportunity to drop these boot camps asap. I believe this pilot programme (and its efficacy) will be heavily scrutinised by everyone over the year or so. National will be crossing their fingers everything goes well.