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We stand for social, economic and environmental justice.
At the heart of our vision for New Zealand
is a fundamental reform
of the monetary system.
We offer policies to strengthen communities, reward enterprise & safeguard the environment.



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Origins of Social Credit
Development of modern banking has resulted in nations losing the power to issue most of their own money. The present economic system, world wide, is based on debt.
 
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With US Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney admitting that on his $42 million annual income he pays about 15% tax only while those struggling on part time or any low paid job pay much more than, it is not surprising to read in the NZ media and in the internet concerns about inequality.
Published: January 2012


Something important is happening in New Zealand politics. After two-and-a-half decades in which economic policy has been a no-go area for political discussion, we have at last seen the beginnings of a debate about what is potentially the central issue of our politics.
Published: November 2011


If you had a fully grown elephant in your dwelling place, wherever or whatever it may be, you would surely see it, smell it, or bump into it. You probably couldn't move without finding it obstructing any plans you may have.
Published: November 2011


There is a growing conviction around the world that something is fundamentally wrong with the economic system. Money, once a convenient means of exchange, has become a commodity like oil or wheat or coffee. It can be bought and sold, through hedge funds, futures and other money market casino games...
Published: October 2011


 
 
 
 
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Information obtained by Democrats for Social Credit health spokesman David Tranter from health minister Tony Ryall under the OIA indicates that while government stated before last year’s election that $38million is “available” for re-building Grey Hospital the money is in fact not yet available desp...
Published: 29 January 2012


The saying that people get the governments they deserve seems unduly harsh yet, viewing the New Zealand election results and the staggeringly low voter turnout, perhaps there is some truth to the saying, according to Democrats for Social Credit Health Spokesman David Tranter.
Published: 29 November 2011


Any intelligent overview of the current election campaign shows the deceitful way in which the parties currently in parliament concentrate on trivialities while evading meaningful discussion of the huge issues confronting New Zealand society, according to Democrats for Social Credit health spokes...
Published: 21 November 2011


Following Phil Goff’s release of Labour’s Finance Manifesto today, David Cunliffe has said in a New Zealand Labour Party press release: “Labour is backing the drive for more high value exports with monetary reform ...”
Published: 18 November 2011


 
 
 

     
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Raf Manji on Money & the Economy
  
 

Listen to ‘Raf Manji on Money & the Economy’- a Radio NZ podcast.

Raf is a former London investment banker who moved to Christchurch and founded the independent policy development space, The Sustento Institute

 
 
 
Leader's Message
Stephnie de Ruyter
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Issue 60
Guardian Issue 60 
A sparkling occasion
 
 
 
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