Pages tagged “Competition”

  1. Labour's Grocery Store Subsidies Will Not Reduce New Zealand’s Food Prices

    Posted in NEWS by October 2, 2023

    Responding to the Labour Party’s announcement that they intend to subsidise grocery stores to try and enable competition in New Zealand’s grocery sector, Taxpayers’ Union Policy Adviser, James Ross, said: “There is a lack of competition in New Zealand’s grocery sector, and that does...

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  2. Competition winner announced

    Posted in NEWS by December 16, 2013

    Yesterday the Taxpayers’ Union  announced the winner of its competition for the Aucklander with the highest percentage increase in rates and user-charges. The winner is Mrs Glenys Smith of Howick, whose rates have more than doubled since 2003. Mrs Smith is a classic example of...

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  3. Friday the last day to get entries in for Auckland rates competition

    Posted in NEWS by November 28, 2013

    Entries close tomorrow for our competition for the householder who can provide evidence of the highest percentage increase in Auckland Council rates and user-charges.  The prize is a lawnmower - just perfect for mowing those berms. At the same time the Auckland Council is reducing services,...

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  4. Taxpayers' Union offers prize to Aucklander with largest percentage rates increase

    Posted in NEWS by November 7, 2013

    The Taxpayers’ Union this afternoon announced that it is offering a lawn mower to the householder who can provide evidence of the highest Auckland Council percentage increase in rates and user-charges. We understand that some Auckland residents have suffered cumulative rate increases of over 30 per...

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