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Post by Fogg on Jul 1, 2022 12:11:25 GMT 12
The challenge is that the even if you indulge yourself in a little game of gazing at a world map and dreaming “where in the world should I move to?” it’s hard to find a decent place that isn’t suffering similar prospects.
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Post by eri on Jul 1, 2022 12:39:18 GMT 12
I wonder how many billion the new maori health authority will burn through in 13 years duplicating the work of the existing new zealand health authorities
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Post by em on Jul 1, 2022 15:44:07 GMT 12
The challenge is that the even if you indulge yourself in a little game of gazing at a world map and dreaming “where in the world should I move to?” it’s hard to find a decent place that isn’t suffering similar prospects. Norway or the UAE ? Too cold and too bloody hot . but you are right , things are very shakey everywhere |
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Post by Fogg on Jul 1, 2022 20:39:29 GMT 12
The challenge is that the even if you indulge yourself in a little game of gazing at a world map and dreaming “where in the world should I move to?” it’s hard to find a decent place that isn’t suffering similar prospects. Norway or the UAE ? Too cold and too bloody hot . but you are right , things are very shakey everywhere Which brings me back to lifestyle. If you’re going to live in a basket-case then might as well choose one with nice food & weather. Which means Med coastline countries for me. |
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Post by em on Jul 1, 2022 21:54:26 GMT 12
Norway or the UAE ? Too cold and too bloody hot . but you are right , things are very shakey everywhere Which brings me back to lifestyle. If you’re going to live in a basket-case then might as well choose one with nice food & weather. Which means Med coastline countries for me. What countries up there have mild winters ? |
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Post by ComfortZone on Jul 2, 2022 9:55:08 GMT 12
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Post by OLD ROPE 👀 on Jul 2, 2022 17:50:29 GMT 12
Norway or the UAE ? Too cold and too bloody hot . but you are right , things are very shakey everywhere Which brings me back to lifestyle. If you’re going to live in a basket-case then might as well choose one with nice food & weather. Which means Med coastline countries for me. 1,000000000000000000000% correct. Better off poor in a the Med than rich in otara |
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Post by Fogg on Jul 3, 2022 9:27:56 GMT 12
Which brings me back to lifestyle. If you’re going to live in a basket-case then might as well choose one with nice food & weather. Which means Med coastline countries for me. What countries up there have mild winters ? SW Spain and Portugal the obvious choices. I here Montenegro nice too and surprisingly boating-friendly but not checked the climate. |
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Post by ComfortZone on Jul 3, 2022 9:41:21 GMT 12
This site has alot of interesting commentary on various countries to relocate nomadcapitalist.com/Europe is a bit cold in the winter, unless you are a skier. Another option would be a summer residence somewhere in Europe and sit on the beach in Bahia, Brazil for the Northern hemisphere winter. Kiwi's don't need a tourist visa for Brazil, you can have 180 days a year there in total as long as you rotate out after 90 days - fly down to Buenos Aires for a weekend, a good steak and watch a tango show  |
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Post by Fogg on Jul 3, 2022 10:33:59 GMT 12
Yeah I’m think Europe for 9/12 and Fogg (in NZ) for 3/12.
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Post by ComfortZone on Jul 4, 2022 9:14:21 GMT 12
posted in Kiwi Blog this morning
Almost all of Labour’s policies are making inflation worse
Labour would have you believe our high inflation is all due to international factors. But the reality is that Labour’s own policies are contributing to inflation and tighter household incomes. Have a look at the PM’s speech in January.
New requirements for rental properties pushes up rents and hence inflation
The car feebate scheme pushes up the costs of most cars and hence inflation
The ban on gas exploration has pushed up electricity costs (we now have to import coal more) and hence inflation
The immigration restrictions pushes up costs for employers unable to recruit and hence inflation
The Fair Pay Agreements will push up staff costs for entire industries and hence inflation
The unemployment insurance scheme will see after tax wages drop by up to $1,800 a year
And that is before one even looks into the macro impact of borrowing and printing billions of dollars to fund their overall spending.
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Post by armchairadmiral on Jul 4, 2022 15:27:13 GMT 12
That is what you would expect of a bunch of incompetent fools.The epitome of the inmates taking over the asylum, NZ national anthem now 'God Help NZ'
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Post by eri on Jul 4, 2022 16:40:42 GMT 12
just like the lefty central + local gov attempts to rein-in house price growth
EVERY step they've taken has increased costs
after a housing price fall in may, june saw rising prices again
the nz left
throwing the baby out with the bathwater
every chance they get
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Post by Deleted on Jul 5, 2022 5:25:26 GMT 12
just like the lefty central + local gov attempts to rein-in house price growth EVERY step they've taken has increased costs after a housing price fall in may, june saw rising prices again
the nz left
throwing the baby out with the bathwater
every chance they get
wasn't God banned by Stalindagrad. China help NZ?! |
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