Posted in NEWS by Joe Ascroft | August 23, 2018
Earlier this morning, Radio New Zealand's Jo Moir revealed that the racing industry is set to receive funding for all-weather tracks from the Provincial Growth Fund, along with funding for a digital centre in Dunedin and a sports hub in Northland. Regional Economic Development Minister...
Read more about Racing industry jockeys for more PGF welfarePosted in NEWS by Joe Ascroft | August 23, 2018
It was revealed at the Acting Prime Minister's post-cabinet press conference yesterday that Tracey Martin (a New Zealand First Minister) will be in charge of an inquiry into the appointment process of Deputy Commissioner of Police, Wally Haumaha. Haumaha was selected as New Zealand...
Read more about Dowry Update: $150,000 inquiry seriously flawedPosted in NEWS by New Zealand Taxpayers' Union | July 2, 2018
It was revealed last week, that the tax break for racing industry bloodstock is expected to cost significantly more than previously anticipated. The tax breaks for the racing industry have faced ridicule as the only tax cut in Budget 2018. That's not surprising: the...
Read more about 'Hot horse' subsidy costs to sky-rocket: Winston's Dowry growsPosted in NEWS by New Zealand Taxpayers' Union | June 21, 2018
With Jacinda Ardern now on maternity leave, Winston Peters has finally grasped the wheel of power. However, Mr Peters has had significant control over spending since the Government was formed late last year. Since then, Winston has negotiated for an array of projects, policies,...
Read more about Winston is in!Posted in NEWS by Joe Ascroft | May 31, 2018
In the coming weeks, we will be launching a new project: Winston's Dowry. Marriage can be expensive, but normally the guests aren't given a bill at the end of the ceremony. In a political marriage, the cost of attendance can be significant. The aim...
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