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Monday, 5 July 2021, 4:24 pm
I was encouraged to hear Nicola Willis, National Party s
spokesperson on housing, make the key point that the central
problem in New Zealand s housing crisis is that of people
being squeezed
out of the private rental market. I made this point and
more in detail earlier this year (Solving
the Housing Crisis: Making Homes, 30 March). Note that
being squeezed out need not mean an eviction or a
discontinuation of a tenancy; it could refer to people being
squeezed out from entering the market in the first place,
squeezed out by city land hoarders refusing to supply the
Article – Keith Rankin I was encouraged to hear Nicola Willis, National Party’s spokesperson on housing, make the key point that the central problem in New Zealand’s housing crisis is that of people being squeezed out of the private rental market . I made this point and …
I was encouraged to hear Nicola Willis, National Party’s spokesperson on housing, make the key point that the central problem in New Zealand’s housing crisis is that of people being squeezed out of the private rental market. I made this point and more in detail earlier this year (Solving the Housing Crisis: Making Homes, 30 March). Note that being ‘squeezed out’ need not mean an eviction or a discontinuation of a tenancy; it could refer to people being squeezed out from entering the market in the first place, squeezed out by city land hoarders refusing to supply the market for rental houses.
DAVE DAVIES, HOST: This is FRESH AIR. I m Dave Davies, in for Terry Gross, who s off this week. Over the past year and a half, The New York Times has reported on an effort by conservatives to train operatives in undercover spy techniques to infiltrate progressive groups, political campaigns, unions and the offices of Democratic and moderate Republican elected officials. Last week, our guest, reporter Adam Goldman, co-authored a story about a couple who ingratiated themselves with Democrats in Wyoming, often making substantial political contributions to ensure their access to valuable information. They d been recruited and trained in an operation led by a former British spy and security contractor Erik Prince, an avid supporter of Donald Trump. This espionage operation was aimed at perceived enemies of Trump and included a planned sting operation against former national security adviser H.R. McMaster.