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National accuses Government of 'sanctimonious talk' on transparency

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What's our endgame in giving Hollywood millions of dollars to film here?


Yes! It’s time to break down all the ways New Zealand incentivises big US film companies like Time Warner and Amazon and Disney to make their movies in a little archipelago at the bottom of the world.
Let’s start with the simplest strategy of all: bribery. Now of course we don’t actually bribe anyone to do anything. It’s just giving people a grant to incentivise them to do something.
So! How long have we been not bribing the film industry to work here? It all started when Peter Jackson made some movies about wizards and stuff and everyone lost their mind. The centre-left Helen Clark-led Labour Government decided to offer something called the ‘Large Budget Screen Production Grant’ for future productions. Basically, if you met certain criteria, and you made your film in New Zealand, we’d give you 12.5 per cent of any money you spent here. If you spent $100 million making a movie in New Zealand, the New Zealand government would give you $12.5 million in a big ....

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Judith Collins' comments on Māori health policy are a diversion


Judith Collins’ comments on Māori health policy are a diversion
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In October I wrote in praise of the Māori party’s Mana Motuhake policy, a 25-year plan to improve Māori outcomes based on Māori asserting their right to exercise
tino rangatiratanga – roughly translated as self-management, self-determination and self-governance – over all their domains. I predicted that whether the Māori party made it back into parliament in 2020 or not (it did), this call was only going to get louder.
After a speech last Saturday by the National party opposition leader, Judith Collins, this issue has been catapulted to the middle of the political agenda. Collins’ speech drew attention to a report named ....

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Judith Collins' comments on Māori health policy are a diversion | Claire Robinson


There are certainly similarities between the Collins and Brash speeches. Both hinged their anti-separatist argument on New Zealand’s first Governor, William Hobson’s statement after Te Tiriti (The Treaty) o Waitangi was signed in 1840, when he proclaimed “He iwi tahi tātou” or “We are now one people”. Both Brash and Collins
implied this statement had the same weight as Te Tiriti. In reality it was merely Hobson’s personal observation, not part of the formal agreement the Chiefs signed.
But it’s also the opposition’s job to challenge the government and Collins’ point about Labour not being entirely upfront about its intentions was a reasonable one to make. The government has been somewhat oblique on this question. For example, when announcing the establishment of the Māori Health Agency a few weeks ago, the minister of health, Andrew Little, said: “By making these changes, we can start giving true effect to tino ....

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