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Might be a net benefit, but as a NZer it goes against the local culture for most of us, buying your way to the head of the queue seems like corruption to us, it
by Taniwha 5y ago
Might be a net benefit, but as a NZer it goes against the local culture for most of us, buying your way to the head of the queue seems like corruption to us, it's something that was forced on us by a previous right wing government and it's sad to see the current one continuing to allow it
- imglorp 5y agoThat's a wonderful cultural aspiration and it makes me want to move there even more!
- traskjd 5y agoKeep in mind, we have a political party with absolute power right now. So if you move here, you'll hear a lot of blaming the last govt, while not wanting to acknowledge that the current govt is doing this also and could easily change it. Identity politics is alive and well in NZ as much as it is anywhere. Blame the politicians who were in power 5 years back. So you can't really call it an aspiration when all major political parties here support the same model - only the lens of folks political affiliations is being covered here.
- solveit 5y agoFunnily enough, for me it's the pragmatism of the politicians that makes me want to move there.