A podcast episode discusses leaked emails from Fonterra to the PM's office, housing policy debates, bank levies on agriculture, and environmental threats to yellow-eyed penguins, emphasizing transparency, ecological risks, and policy inequities.
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We have seen this. You need to hit them with a hammer to do the right thing every time. Because Jack's right, the fiduciary responsibility they have is to their shareholders to deliver a dividend. You may not just turn around, you cannot turn around to your shareholders and just go, well, the government says that we've got to play nice, so we better. You can't, the the shareholders would sack the entire board. And it is nonsense. The government does own a bank, however. They are a shareholder of a bank. Maybe if New Zealanders are shopping around.
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charges regulators with disproportionate financial burden
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