The Guardian: Political news, views, and reviews from the NZ Democrats for social credit.
Sunday, May 20, 2012
EDITOR: Tony Cardy
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 The Guardian Political Review is New Zealand's foremost political magazine, specialising in the monetary reform question. It has a world-wide distribution and contains articles from experts in taxation, water purification, health, housing affordability, international energy situations and other current issues not prominently featured elsewhere. 


 
 
 
 
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A sparkling occasion
This is our Diamond Anniversary issue - No.60 in its present format.

Twenty-three years ago, the Party’s Guardian publication was changed from a newspaper-style broadsheet into the more compact A4 size Guardian Bulletin. This was at the instigation of Don Bethune, who edited the first issue in February 1988. In November 1988 the editorial baton was passed to the current editor. Five years later, the Bulletin suffix was dropped and in 2004 its changing style was reflected by the use of the present name.

 
 

Click here to read the full Issue 59 online
A whole lotta shakin' 
Jerry Lee Lewis‘s rocking number is appropriate for the Christchurch 2010 DSC Conference. 

The Conference theme of ‘New Economics’ calls for a ‘seismic shift’ away from failed financial ideology to a modern system. One that would yield a prosperous, secure future.

 
 

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Far, far more
It’s time to rethink the tax system. Not patch it, not tweak it – but change it. DSC has the way to start, with its FTT – a financial transaction tax, currently being promoted worldwide as the “Robin Hood Tax”.
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
  
 
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