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Rio Tinto ups the ante

· Anthony R0bins

All over the news this morning: Rio Tinto rejects Tiwai subsidy offer Rio Tinto has rejected the Government's offer to subsidise the Tiwai Point Aluminium Smelter power bill. The smelter needs help to survive - it has been shedding staff and could close if it…

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Granny Herald: Cunliffe wrong to be right

· Eddie

Sometimes, I wonder where Granny Herald gets her crack from. It's clearly strong stuff. Like when she runs an editorial soundly condemning an opposition MP for doing something that the same editorial admits is justified. Today, Cunliffe gets an earful for daring to suggest that…

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Good for the goose

· Zetetic

As you know, the Right says more money incentivises harder work. John Key felt he wasn't working very hard when he first became PM on a net $250,000 a year, so he gave himself tax cuts and pay rises worth $100 a day. Just look…

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Open mike 02/04/2013

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Open mike is your post. For announcements, general discussion, whatever you choose. The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the link to Policy in the banner). Step right up to the mike...

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Dithering Nats

· Anthony R0bins

Various changes to tax and related rules come in to effect today, along with a derisory rise in the minimum wage the main effect is that of "Earners squeezed by tax changes". What also strikes me about the changes is the amount of dithering involved. Here's…

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How austerity is destroying Britain… coming soon near you

· karol

A raft of Tory policies have been dismantling what is left of the British welfare state (after Thatcherism set them on this destructive and inhumane path). This includes the so-called "Bedroom Tax" which will cut the amount of benefit people can get if they have a…

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Open mike 01/04/2013

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