On Tuesday, 2 May 2017 14:02:31 UTC+12,
jmschri...@gmail.com wrote:
It seems tourism is now New Zealand’s No 1 export earner. If only dairy
could match it dollar for dollar, but there it is – somehow you just can't have it all.
What are you babbling about? Why would it be important for one to match the other?
Just as with the dairy/environment and immigration/housing conundrums
(crises?)
Only the dimwits and media believe these are crises.
, tourism is now outstripping this country’s ability to accommodate it.
So it will self limit until capacity increases. Only the dimwits would compulsively squawk "CRISIS" at this.
Meantime, the Queenstown lakes and mountains are alive with the clamorous
yakker of the Renminbi, while up-country, as powhiri and poi are dutifully performed to their scheduled rosters, the trinket stalls of Rotorua ring to the
merry sound of the
Yankee dollar and Brexit pound.
Excellent. All good foreign revenue.
We really don’t know how lucky we are, do we?
Yep. It's a great place to live alright.
Yet still that ol’ voodoo word just keeps coming back to haunt us,
doesn’t it?
Infrastructure.
Haunt? Not really.
So, how’s it all coming together, and who's taking from whom to pay for it?
It doesn't take you long to switch over your whinge subject does it, Keith? Just grab the good news of the day and moan about it.
It golden eggs started popping up out of the ground tomorrow you'd immediately be whinging about that, you poor miserable thing.
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