Not PC

  The theme building around David Cunliffe’s departure is that he was a disaster as a leader, unpopular with caucus and colleagues, a fake ...

In his first day in the House yesterday, in the only chance he will have in four weeks to demonstrate he has what it takes to back up his wi...

Telecom were once the country’s largest company. They’ve been nobbled several times by big government, but their slow slide has also been du...

He loves gadgets and he’s tweeted from many places around the world, but Stephen Fry was less than satisfied with government broadband here...

So Liberty Scott has posted his own voting guide for tomorrow —who to vote for in which electorate, and why—and I promised I’d do something...

Libertarianz leader Dr Richard McGrath invites you down to his clinic for an inoculation against this week’s stories and headlines on issue...

We are often implored ‘not to be political’ when we approach policy subjects that affect our lives and livelihoods. Particularly ...

While Australians are starting to realise they’re going to pay dearly for their government-run national broadband network , some New Zealand...

Is it just me, or does all the jubilant Telecom-bashing this week look like just another chance to bash a big business.  After all, Telecom...

While the Key Government promises a nearly country-wide, $1.5 billion broadband experiment of fibre to the home, a blogger waits. A grown ad...

Does anyone else find it ironic that in the same month that John Key has pledged to borrow $1.5 billion to install broadband in their homes ...

New Zealanders need broadband, you say?  Okay, then if they need it as desperately as you say, why don't they seem prepared (as things s...

State worshipper David Skilling of the NZ Institute proposes the government establish and partially fund a coercive monopoly called FibreCo...

While nationalisation of children , seabed ,  infrastructure and private property is still firmly on the New Zealand agenda -- and always...

Telecom could do with someone in their top seat with the balls of the man in the top seat of Telstra Australia.  While Telecom meekly comply...

Yesterday I celebrated the two-week parliamentary lay-off with Mark Twain's words: "No man's life, liberty, or property is safe...

Q: What happens to investment when a government threatens to nationalise infrastructure? A: Investment in infrastructure falls. If you do...

Telecom ordered to open up lines Taking top prize amongst all the lunacy: "The Maori Party was unhappy that the bill did not ensure Mao...

I've been interested to see some of the self-seeking justifications for breaking into and breaking up Telecom's private property. No...

The logic of argument has forced Parliament’s Commerce Select Committee to recommend a Bill for the forced breakup of David Farrar's Ki...