Building a Better New Zealand
All New Zealanders could have a secure, healthy, and prosperous life. Three things will make that possible:
Monetary Reform, Social Values, and Collaboration.
Building a Better New Zealand
All New Zealanders could have a secure, healthy, and prosperous life. Three things will make that possible:
Monetary Reform, Social Values, and Collaboration.
Monetary Reform
We want to reclaim our economy for New Zealanders. Our Government needs to bank with a New Zealand bank and stop relying on foreign investors. Kiwis should own New Zealand assets and support New Zealand innovation. We need to protect our access to cash and reduce the tax burden on families and small businesses. Read more
Social Values
We are stepping back into community. Valuing honesty, compassion, and generosity helps us see everyone as a person. We can all share the pleasures of education, health, and our wonderful environment. Share the care and support of children and the elderly. Re-discover social well-being through meeting and enjoying people of all cultures and faiths. Read more
Collaboration
If we choose representatives who respect our views, support leaders who listen and think, expect valuable ideas from all kinds of people, then in the community, in local Councils, and in Parliament, we can work together. Using everyone’s good ideas to solve our problems. If we dare to be honest, courteous, and patient, we can focus on problem solving. With less ego, less power- tripping, we’ll have more success. Read more
Blog
Budget 2025: Time for a Radical Rethink with Sovereign Money
23 May, 2025
So the New Zealand Budget 2025 just dropped—and surprise, surprise—it’s more belt-tightening, more cuts, and more promises that somehow these austerity measures are “for our own good.” Sound familiar? While the government pats itself on the back for “fiscal responsibility,” the real cost is being dumped onto everyday Kiwis: workers, […]
Sovereign Money Solutions to NZ’s Housing Crisis: A Bold Alternative (Part Two)
18 May, 2025
Sovereign money — where the state creates money directly rather than relying on commercial banks — is a radical yet increasingly discussed idea in the context of systemic issues like New Zealand’s housing crisis. Rather than tinkering around the edges with subsidies or regulatory reform, sovereign money offers a structural […]
Housing: A Deepening Affordability Crisis (Part One)
16 May, 2025
New Zealand’s housing crisis has evolved from a pressing issue to a full-blown affordability emergency. Despite recent policy efforts and market adjustments, many Kiwis continue to face significant barriers to home ownership and secure rental housing. The crisis is not just about high prices—it’s about the widening gap between incomes […]
Ka tō te kākano, ka pua te tangata
Nurture the seed, and the person will blossom.
