Not serious about Unemployment:
In the age of high unemployment in New Zealand you would rightly start to wonder what the Government has planned to alleviate the current crisis. After all, to have more people working is to have less people on welfare and also more people working means more people paying taxes means more revenue for the Government.
This simple economic concept seems to have escaped the Government, who continue to stick it to the working population of New Zealand. This is apparant by their actions by letting overseas interests tender and win government contracts that would benefit New Zealand workers and keep New Zealanders employed. And further, to let countless new immigrants into the country to work while countless New Zealandrs are unemployed and remain on the welfare scrap heap. When the Government say they are serious about alleviating unemployment we should scoff at their lies, actions speak louder than words, and there has been little or no action from them.

Martin Wilson, Judea.