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Tag Archives: Economics
Karameans Urge OVT to Allow MTBers access to Oparara
Off the Top of My Head By Paul Murray Oparara Valley Track: “Using our Past to Secure our Future” It’s great to see open public debate on the subject of the “Wangapeka Road” proposal and many good points have been … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Buller District Council, Business, Conservation, Department of Conservation, DOC, Economics, Efficiency, Environment, Environmentally Responsible Business, Fitness, Health, Heaphy Track, Historical, Kahurangi National Park, Karamea, LivinginPeace Project, Media, Money, Mountain Biking, MTB, Nature, New Zealand, Oparara, Oparara Basin, Oparara Valley Track, Paul Murray, Photography, Politics, Social Commentary, South Island, Sustainability, Uncategorized, West Coast
Tagged Department of Conservation, Economics, Excercise, Heaphy Track, Kahurangi, Kahurangi National Park, karamea, LivinginPeace Project, Mountain Biking, MTB, MTBing, New Zealand, Oparara, Oparara Basin, Oparara Valley Track, Oparara Valley Trust, Politics, Recreation, South Island, West Coast
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Reverse Malthusian Trap Snares Rural Kiwis
Off the Top of My Head By Paul Murray Karamea, West Coast, New Zealand: February 17, 2016 The New Zealand Minister for Economic Development the right honourable Ms Joyce Stevens announced today that given the success of recent regional austerity … Continue reading
Posted in Buller District Council, Business, Children, Economics, Education, Efficiency, Funny, Hilarious, Hilarous, Humor, Humour, Karamea, LivinginPeace Project, Media, Money, New Zealand, New Zealand Police, Parody, Paul Murray, Politics, Power, Satire, Social Commentary, South Island, Uncategorized
Tagged Economics, Humor, Humour, Parody, Police, Politics, Satire, Social Commentary
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Antidisestablishmentarianism
Off the Top of My Head By Paul Murray Letter to the Editor: Westport News February 3, 2016 Dear Sir/Madam, The small rural community of Karamea at the top of the West Coast is rightfully up in arms over a … Continue reading
Posted in Bureaucracy, Economics, Heaphy Track, Kahurangi National Park, Karamea, New Zealand, New Zealand Police, Oparara, Oparara Basin, Paul Murray, Politics, Power, Social Commentary, South Island, Uncategorized
Tagged Alan Kees, Bureaucracy, Community, Crime, Economics, Government, Jeff Penno, karamea, Karyn Malthus, Money, New Zealand, New Zealand Police, Social Commentary, South Island, West Coast
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LED Technician Pete Jenkins Lights up Rongolia
Off the Top of my Head By Paul Murray Rongo Backpackers & Gallery in Karamea at the top of the West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand has just reduced its lighting power consumption by over 85% by … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Business, Efficiency, Electricity, Forever Lights, LED Lighting, LivinginPeace Project, New Zealand, Permaculture, Peter Jenkins, Power, Rongo Backpackers & Gallery, South Island, Sustainability, West Coast
Tagged Art, Autumn Arena, Business, DJ Crap, Economics, education, Efficiency, Electricity, Forever Lights, Karamea Radio 107.5 FM, LED Lights, LivinginPeace Project, New Zealand, Paul Murray, Permaculture, Peter Jenkins, Power, Rongo Backpackers & Gallery, South Island, Sustainability, The Oasis, West Coast
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DOC Plans Unprecedented 1080 Operation in Kahurangi National Park
The following letter was sent out to residents of the Northern Buller district regarding proposed resource consent application by the “Department of Conservation” to permit the government body to aerially poison 113, 699 hectares of the Kahurangi National Park. The … Continue reading
Posted in 1080, Agriculture, Buller District Council, Business, Department of Conservation, DOC, Economics, Education, Environment, Heaphy Track, Historical, Kahurangi National Park, Karamea, LivinginPeace Project, Money, Mountain Biking, MTB, New Zealand, Oparara, Permaculture, Politics, Product review, Social Commentary, Sustainablity, Tramping, Travel, West Coast
Tagged 100% Pure New Zealand, 1080, Clean Green New Zealand, Department of Conservation, DOC, Economics, Environment, Kahurangi National Park, karamea, New Zealand, Pest Control, Poison, possums, Sodium monofluroacetate, Sustainability, Tourism, toxin
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Globalisation: A Practical Definition
What is Globalisation? Example: Princess Diana’s death An English princess with an Egyptian boyfriend crashes in a French tunnel, riding in a German car with a Dutch engine, driven by a Belgian who was drunk on Scottish whisky, followed closely by Italian Paparazzi, on … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Australia, Banking, Business, Economics, Education, Environment, Funny, Hilarious, Humor, Humour, Japan, Media, Money, New Zealand, Parody, Photography, Satire, Social Commentary, West Coast
Tagged Economics, education, Globalisation, Globalization, Humor, Princess Diana, Social Commentary, Trade
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The Power of Permaculture
“A person of courage today is a person of peace. Our only possible decision is to withhold all support for destructive systems and to cease to invest our lives in our own annihilation. Whether we continue without ethics and philosophy … Continue reading
Posted in Agriculture, Business, Economics, Education, Environment, Funny, Humor, Humour, Kahurangi National Park, Karamea, Karamea Radio, LivinginPeace Project, Media, Money, New Zealand, Peace, Permaculture, Photography, Social Commentary, Travel, Uncategorized, War, West Coast
Tagged Art, Business, Economics, Economy, education, Energy, Environment, LivinginPeace Project, Off the Top of my Head, Paul Murray, Peace, Permaculture, Self-Sufficiency, Social Commentary, Sustainability, Travel
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Super-Rich Horde $NZ125tn in Global Tax Havens
By Heather Stewart Guardian/Observer • Study estimates staggering size of offshore economy • Private banks help wealthiest to move cash into havens A global super-rich elite has exploited gaps in cross-border tax rules to hide an extraordinary $NZ25tn of wealth offshore … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Economics, New Zealand, Parody, Politics, Social Commentary
Tagged Disparity of Wealth, Economics, Equality, Fiscal Equality, Mega-Rich, Money, Poor, Super-Rich, Tax Havens, Wealth distribution
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Karamea Co.Starters Set World Record
Off the Top of My Head By Paul Murray The remote rural town of Karamea at the top of the West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand apparently set a world record Monday night by being the smallest … Continue reading →
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