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CJames

A very interesting long form interview here Bari Weiss talking to Kemi Badenoch just after she had dinner with JD Vance.
https://youtu.be/zWFVxg6X1qw
It is a revalation to hear a politician who is eloquent, cliche free and thoughtful – admits her faults and does not talk in soundbites. She is very strong on free speech – a massive plus, and anti-bureacratic power. Her life experiences are definitely not those of a political nepobaby and explain her views on issues.
She has the potential to be another Margaret Thatcher, one of her heroines. Her putdown of Angela Raynor was so much in her character. A massive contrast to Starmer the Farmer Harmer.
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December 13, 2024 8:00am
- Debsta
  
  Thanks for that CJ, she is so impressive…gives me hope for the future!
  
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  December 13, 2024 8:26am
- Notsofast
  
  Badenoch and Vance to lead the Free world.
  Looks okay to me.
  
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  December 13, 2024 9:03am
- Matt Long
  
  The tractor protests in London are quite impressive, although they might lack the fear factor of the Jihadi demonstrations.
  https://x.com/Inevitablewest/status/1866805749726253185
  
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  December 13, 2024 9:09am
- Paulus
  
  Have heard her speak in Parliament, looks like the right decision to revtalise the Tory Party, as Starmer is collapsing his internal and apparently external support.
  
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  December 13, 2024 9:20am
  - the deity formerly known as nigel6888
    
    Starmer’s support doesn’t matter. He has a huge majority gifted to him by Reform, and has taken the Ardernist view that it wasn’t lucky but was in fact a mandate for the entire grab bag of marxist bullshit.
    
    He has 5 years to “transform” the British economy and society, and by God he will take it. His mandate will last until year 3.5 when the new MPs start to get scared of losing their seats. It will be too late by then.
    
    We need to appreciate that these Marxists mean absolutely everything they say. They really believe conservatives are evil. They really believe that the economy is a zero sum game. They really believe that immigration and diversity are only opposed by right-wing bigots and extremists; and, they really believe there is a climate emergency.
    
    Buckle up, its going to be a bumpy ride. Starmer is Trudeau without the personal charisma (//S). A small-minded control freak who is going to “improve” society, if it kills it.
    
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    December 13, 2024 10:46am
    - Tom Hunter
      
      Agree – with one additional piece of information. Starmer and Labour will do all this on the back of institutional foundations laid by the “Conservatives” over the previous fifteen years.
      
      Crime, “hate speech”, policing, mass immigration, climate change, alternative energy and Net Zero, excessive spending and taxation,…. You name it, the Tories set the scene.
      
      As such I have no time for Righties who get angry at conservative voters for failing to support them in 2024, leading to this looming catastrophe, because this was always going to happen sooner or later, in which case it might as well be sooner so that Britain can perhaps Milei its way out of the wreckage (Argentina achieves first budget surplus in 123 years).
      
      I have this growing dread that in NZ we’re in for the same dynamics over the next decade.
      
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      December 13, 2024 11:06am
      - the deity formerly known as nigel6888
        
        I think you are entirely correct. To be fair, Blair set this in motion and started the ratchet turning. The conservatives did nothing to wind it back, and allowed it to accelerate driven by the blob.
        
        Exactly the same in NZ – the day Key left WFF in place as an “entitlement” you knew that National are just labour with better administrative skills…. and here we are. Disinformation is to be punished, dissenters will be debanked, and if you don’t abase yourself before maori wonderfulness, your career will be destroyed.
        
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        December 13, 2024 1:24pm
      - Keith White
        
        As Nigel says, if we do not worship Maoriness we can see our careers destroyed. PROBLEM for TPTB is, once they destroy our career already, whatever else we get up to as long as it’s legal, are all FOR FREE.
        
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        December 13, 2024 5:41pm
    - imalwaysright
      
      Starmer is an EU shill whose purpose is to destroy the UK as revenge for Brexit.
      
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      December 13, 2024 12:00pm
- mogg
  
  The Tories have burned their bridges with the UK voter, after 14yrs of empty promises and outright lies nobody trusts them anymore. Yet another poll showing them in third place behind Reform.
  Labour 26%, Reform 24%, Tories 23%.
  BJ’s habit of persistent shallow lies seems to have been the turning point, just like Ardern they are an Albatross around the necks of their parties.
  
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  December 13, 2024 11:21am
- ISeeRed
  
  Bari “I worked for the New York Times but don’t know what ‘toady’ means?” Weiss?
  
  Joe Rogan Exposes Bari Weiss’s Baseless Smears Against Tulsi
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tj9-cAxykmw
  
  Sounds like a typical Zoomer in the media sphere. “I have strong opinions but don’t know why and I don’t question them or defend them because I know that I’m right.”
  
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  December 13, 2024 2:20pm
artemisia

Herald today – Northland charity, Stand Tū Māia, to take Oranga Tamariki to court after $63m funding terminated for vulnerable kids

Oranga Tamariki might have reasons for removing taxpayer funding. Not just for this organisation. Maybe to do with achievement of contracted outcomes, overlap with other service providers, value for money in a tight economic environment.

According to the article, this Northland organisation has 230 children under their services and 40 staff.

Maybe there is a case relating to the contract’s legality, and if it gets to court both contract parties will plead their cause.
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December 13, 2024 8:03am
- imalwaysright
  
  230 kids and a bill for $63,000,000 is over $270,000 for each one!
  
  What a lucky bunch of children. Just imagine their lifestyle!
  
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  December 13, 2024 8:13am
- In Vino Veritas
  
  Maybe Ngai Tahu or Ngapuhi or Ngati Porou or Waikato could use their incredible wealth to pay for an organisation that looks after their kids and families? After all, they never conceded sovereignty…..
  
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  December 13, 2024 8:16am
- Mark Hanley
  
  NZ journalists never fail to disappoint. Heather dp Allen and others bemoaning the government for giving us an update on the ferry acquisition. Aren’t nz journalists clever enough to even understand a project update will not contain any commercially sensitive info…. that will be revealed later.
  
  Then HPDA goes on to inform the government they will be better off purchasing the useless ferries sourced by Labour then on selling them.
  
  HPDA struggles to provide facts based objective articles (ie do her job), it’s amazing she has the temerity to claim she has a better financial analysis of the governments ferry options.
  
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  December 13, 2024 8:36am
  - Burtland
    
    HDPA on hocking custom rail ferries off … maybe she should engage the Clark Foundation – Helen showed form selling used Skyhawks
    
    Lucky these people arent in charge
    
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    December 13, 2024 10:07am
- Simon
  
  Surely local iwi can front half the annual budget. Its about the little mokerpuna.
  
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  December 13, 2024 8:36am
  - sirknz
    
    That would mean less money for Hone and co.
    
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    December 13, 2024 11:38am
- peterwn
  
  A similar thing happened during the John Key government. An organisation lost a contact which the Salvation Army gained and the organisation successfully sued for the retention of the contract (inappropriate judicial activism in my opinion).
  Some organisations seem to be inefficient in the services they provide with taxpayers money and seem to be excessively staffed and put inappropriate effort into lobbying, astroturfing, etc and even worse.
  So when called to account they will sue to try and protect their turf.
  
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  December 13, 2024 8:42am
- JerJer
  
  I’d say terminate the contract shut it down and start a fraud investigation. This outfit have 240 ‘clients’ and 40 staff with funding for 500,000 for each staff member…..I get that they don’t get paid all of that money as salaries but it sounds like an awful lot. Then they have some of their clients as children living in houses by themselves and going to the neighbours for food, nice achievement…kids living on beaches? Excellent. I think we will find there is more to this story. Sounds like more of a rort than a charity helping battling families. On average each of their staff have to do something with around one family ‘per day’ (it actually six clients per staff member). Doesn’t sounds like a lot of work going on here. Imagine a lawyer with six clients….even if all of the clients were constantly committing crimes and being caught the lawyer would still have so much time on their hands they would be bored.
  
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  December 13, 2024 8:45am
  - artemisia
    
    Not clear to me from the article but Northland may only get a share of that funding.
    
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    December 13, 2024 9:27am
    - JerJer
      
      You could be right. It is the NZ media reporting after all. Spelling and grammar are a problem are a bit of an issue, so the facts are probably secondary after they try to fix the basic errors.
      
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      December 13, 2024 9:36am
- artemisia
  
  Just settled out of court. Sounds like a 4 month reprieve from OT. Stand Tu Maia will be on notice.
  
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  December 13, 2024 1:23pm
NeverMindTheBollocks

Shell Lane (The Terrace) bike rack report:

At 8.05am, two bikes. Still 22 slots available – roll up, roll up, cycling folks!

A calm, coolish morning in the Capital, with the promise of warmth later on, absolutely ideal for cycling.
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December 13, 2024 8:09am
- G152
  
  So. I see a case for recycling
  
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  December 13, 2024 9:43am
- Swifty
  
  Three at 9 o’clock when I swanned into work!
  
  That’s a 200% load increase over normal – I’d be checking for stress fractures if I was WCC!
  
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  December 13, 2024 9:51am
- nathie
  
  Just wait until the senior public servants working from home demand tax-payer funded fancy bike racks to be installed on their property as a condition of their employment! 😉
  
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  December 13, 2024 10:04am
  - Swifty
    
    Heh
    
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    December 13, 2024 10:45am
- PurplePen
  
  And the island bay EV parks were once again empty.
  
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  December 13, 2024 11:16am
Chuck Bird

I see there is a problem funding ACC. Would anyone know if criminals and drunk drivers can still get compensation?
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December 13, 2024 8:17am
- MCōs
  
  I think you’ll find the answer is yes.
  
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  December 13, 2024 8:35am
- In Vino Veritas
  
  Same as Key and National found after Clark’s Labour. No surprise there at all.
  
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  December 13, 2024 8:36am
- Matt Long
  
  The motorcycle levy is to be jacked up 80%, that right 80%!!!
  It costs $870 to register a large motorcycle now according to the Post, I wouldn’t know, I used to keep a number of MCs registered for occasional road use, but no longer.
  Interesting that a cyclist who is a much higher risk, holds up traffic, and gets hundreds of millions spent on special lanes that again congest traffic, pays no ACC levy.
  https://www.thepress.co.nz/nz-news/360521183/motorcyclists-object-punitive-acc-levy-increase
  
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  December 13, 2024 8:44am
  - sherp
    
    Good thing ride share scooter companies pay their fair share huh…
    
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    December 13, 2024 8:56am
  - rouppe
    
    Yes. That might be the trigger that causes me to sell mine.
    
    It (apparently) brings levies up to 38% of costs. Now I know that ACC is “no fault” but that doesn’t mean cause shouldn’t be considered.
    
    Three motorcyclists killed last week because a car was on the wrong side of the road. Shouldn’t car levies reflect that?
    
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    December 13, 2024 8:57am
  - MCōs
    
    The lesson from all of this is get a push bike!
    I’ve got one in the garage you can have.
    
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    December 13, 2024 8:59am
    - RoboRob
      
      An electric bike might actually be a good alternative. That said, they can be very dangerous. When biking along at about 20kph on my push bike (on a shared pedistrian / cycle way) I often have grannies on ebike zoom past. With no sound or warning it can be quick scary.
      
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      December 13, 2024 9:29am
      - nathie
        
        hmmm … visions of leather jacketed grandma and grandpa ebike “gangs” zooming past chuckling with delight as their walking sticks are used as lances to knock over anyone in their way?
        
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        December 13, 2024 10:10am
      - Flossie
        
        Ordinary pushbikes can be dangerous to unwary pedestrians too. I got bowled by a kid speeding down the footpath as I walked out of a shop doorway. Being knocked to the ground by a pushbike is actually quite a shock, not to mention the scrapes and bruises.
        
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        December 13, 2024 10:31am
  - Paulus
    
    Unfortunatly Motor Cycles accident statistics prove the point.
    
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    December 13, 2024 9:22am
    - OlderChas
      
      Flossie – same happened to me a few years back. Kid about 11. Abused the hell out of me saying I should look where I’m going. I picked up his bike threw it on the road and told the little scrote that’s where he should be riding. Then realised I was deep South Auckland and left the scene at pace!
      
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      December 13, 2024 5:58pm
  - Ghost
    
    Is cycling a much higher risk? Seems looking at the information motorcycles have more claims than bicycles
    
    https://www.acc.co.nz/newsroom/media-resources/road-injury-statistics/
    
    This year
    
    motorcycles. 3,497
    Bicycles 1,339
    
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    December 13, 2024 10:17am
    - Matt Long
      
      Accidents per km traveled tells a different story.
      
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      December 13, 2024 2:41pm
Hugh Jarse

Una Jagrose must resign or be removed by Judith Collins.
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December 13, 2024 8:23am
- Bobba Fret
  
  Yes I heard HDPA interview Una on Newstalk ZB this morning, if she had an ounce of self respect, she would resign immediately. IMO Judith should remove her. HDPA asked Una if she would resign, and without hesitation the answer was “No!”.
  
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  December 13, 2024 10:18am
  - G the giant from Dunedin
    
    Heard it as well, it was a train wreck, and when people on these pages say Luxon interviews are train wrecks, I then compare and laugh at the latter.
    
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    December 13, 2024 10:34am
    - Mark Hanley
      
      Solicitor general…. a stepping Stone to captaining $140m nevy ship.
      
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      December 13, 2024 1:36pm
- pdm
  
  Another promoted way above her capabilities.
  
  She has been awful, even hopeless, on two Radio interviews I have heard,
  
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  December 13, 2024 10:25am
  - G the giant from Dunedin
    
    She probably has all the qualifications, but she was meddled with by Labour
    
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    December 13, 2024 10:35am
  - igm
    
    DEI was I thought, the domain of Labour, but once again I am wrong.
    
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    December 13, 2024 10:58am
- Grunter
  
  Her interview on ZB this morning was just idiotic. She was trying to ‘clarify her previous statement because some people had misinterpreted it’.
  
  No – we all know exactly what you said and what you meant. It was a very clear statement. You want the courts to hand out lesser penalties to Maori because they are Maori.
  
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  December 13, 2024 10:31am
  - imalwaysright
    
    Same with Plunket on the Platform, she tried to tell us it was all our fault.
    Plunket tore her a new one and then asked her if she wants NZ decolonised and if she subscribes to Critical Race Theory.
    Both questions she refused to answer.
    
    Ironic that the Solicitor General “pleads the Fifth”…
    
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    December 13, 2024 11:27am
- G the giant from Dunedin
  
  That is possibly the next step, she is smear with the stench of the previous government.
  
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  December 13, 2024 10:33am
- imalwaysright
  
  She should be facing police charges for what she did to complainants in the Abuse in Care inquiry.
  
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  December 13, 2024 10:47am
- marcw
  
  Hopefully Jagrose’s career aspirations of promotion to the High Court bench have been well and truly scuttled. It would be a foolish government that took that step .. oh wait. I see David Parker is still on the Labour list.
  
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  December 13, 2024 11:22am
  - pdm
    
    Where else can David Parker go?
    
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    December 13, 2024 4:27pm
All_on_Red

Joe Biden has just Pardoned two Chinese Spies and a Child Pornographer
https://x.com/nicksortor/status/1867248926975304136?
Wonder how much he got paid for that?
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December 13, 2024 8:30am
- NothingLeft
  
  I reckon he can clear 10’s to 100’s of millions handing out pardons like he doesn’t give a fuck (and he clearly doesn’t) over the next month. His venality laid bare.
  
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  December 13, 2024 8:47am
- Matt Long
  
  Initially I thought your post was about Hunter Biden, but I see Joe has pardoned other spies and child pornographers as well as his son.
  
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  December 13, 2024 8:48am
- MCōs
  
  Released in exchange for three Americans jailed in China.
  I’m not saying it’s right, but there’s more to the story.
  https://www.ft.com/content/3378545d-d1bc-4fe6-880c-69ff5c649a05
  
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  December 13, 2024 8:49am
G the giant from Dunedin

It appears unions and Māori activists are going out of their way to cost the country 100s of millions. It will be a dirty filthy attempt by Labour to slow the cost cutting exercise by this government. If so it stinks to all high heavens
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December 13, 2024 8:31am
KH

Murder continues in Syria. The new government is not the end of it.
The USA and Israel have supported the strife for years. The chaos is their strategy.
So the disgusting death and murder continues as in these videos
Destabilise a country. This is what you get.
https://www.southfront.press/syria-radicals-unleash-carnage-undermining-hts-leaders-guest-for-international-recognition-videos-18/
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December 13, 2024 8:35am
- Grunter
  
  Their strategy is “Greater Israel” (The Promised Land – The Nile to The Euphrates). Their tactic is to create chaos to open up opportunities for a Netanhayu land grab.
  
  Religious wars are typically the worst ones.
  
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  December 13, 2024 10:45am
- MCōs
  
  There’s no new government in Syria
  
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  December 13, 2024 12:43pm
  - MCōs
    
    Many different groups control bits of the country and have for a while
    Assad is obviously out of the picture
    https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c2ex7ek9pyeo
    
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    December 13, 2024 12:55pm
pdm

Did anyone else notice Minister Karen Chhour knock Tamatha Paul out of the park with her answer to the very last question in QT yesterday

Q. Tamatha Paul:
“What can we in this House across Political Parties do to uphold and protect the mana of our Mokopuna working together?”

A. Karen Chhour:
“The opposition could stop using these young people as a Political Tool for starters.”

Go you good thing Karen Chhour!!
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December 13, 2024 8:41am
- peterwn
  
  Unfortunately no. I very much doubt that the leftie MSM is going to make a mockery of their political friends and sugar daddies.
  
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  December 13, 2024 9:10am
- rouppe
  
  Did she mean how to protect mokopuna that work together, or how to work together to protect mokopuna?
  
  If the latter she should have said
  “How can we in this House across Political Parties work together to uphold and protect the mana of our Mokopuna?”
  
  Even then, by using the word mokopuna is she referring only to Maori children, or all children? That’s probably more my bias, because I simply do not trust her motives.
  
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  December 13, 2024 9:11am
  - Paulus
    
    No, No, No, all children are Mokopuna and Tamariki dontcha know.
    Not just some 16% of the known favoured population.
    
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    December 13, 2024 9:24am
    - David Garrett
      
      Paulus: I always thought tamariki were children and mokopuna Grandchildren…but what would I know?
      
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      December 13, 2024 9:47am
      - In Vino Veritas
        
        Well David, you knew more than me. I thought tamariki was Maori for a tree tomato.
        
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        December 13, 2024 10:27am
  - pdm
    
    Pretty sure I got it verbatim.
    
    If you have a look on QT there was some arm waving, evil stares and as much venom as she could muster in the question.
    
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    December 13, 2024 9:35am
    - rouppe
      
      “If you have a look on QT…”
      
      No thanks! Need to keep my food down.
      
      Along with the arm waving and evil stares was there some Parkinsons-esque hand tremors?
      
      Sorry, couldn’t resist
      
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      December 13, 2024 10:40am
      - PurplePen
        
        Did you say there was arm waving and evil stares? I did wonder if you were talking about Kim Hill interviewing Boris.
        
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        December 13, 2024 12:48pm
  - pdm
    
    rouppe I have no interest in trying to understand anything any Green MP says.
    
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    December 13, 2024 4:30pm
- G the giant from Dunedin
  
  Funny really, because Paul was out spoken at the meeting where the pulp and paper mill was being closed, she spoke up say she wants the place to stay open, refused to address the fact the business is running at a loss, refused to mention extremely high spot power prices was the final nail. They final nail was all created by her vulgar party and the previous rotten regime
  
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  December 13, 2024 10:39am
- Maggy Wassilieff
  
  And as Labour and the Greens so readily forget:
  
  The young men in the military-style academy pilot are 15 to 17 years old. They are some of our toughest, most serious, persistent young offenders.
  
  They were 8 to 10 years old when Labour first came to power, a period in which almost all their previous offending would have occurred.
  
  Now there’s a new Government, and the Opposition is suddenly shocked and concerned to hear about young people committing crimes.
  
  https://www.nzherald.co.nz/kahu/boot-camps-our-tamariki-deserve-aroha-and-not-to-be-a-political-football-childrens-minister-karen-chhour/GFJXEAKA35B6XN24BEW4I6QELA/
  
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  December 13, 2024 12:37pm
  - PurplePen
    
    And at least the government is trying something and piloting then reviewing to improve their method. It’s way too early to talk about it failing. Needs at least a year or even 2. Though it was a big mistake calling it a boot camp. Recidivist Youth Reform with a handful of Maori words thrown in would have been better.
    
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    December 13, 2024 12:52pm
    - pdm
      
      I think Youth Rehabilitation Camps would be an appropriate name for them.
      
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      December 13, 2024 4:34pm
Maggy Wassilieff

It co$t$ money to be Green

https://pointofordernz.wordpress.com/2024/12/13/the-nz-green-investment-fund-should-be-liquidated-for-losing-money-that-could-have-gone-into-alleviating-poverty/#more-34506
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December 13, 2024 8:51am
- sherp
  
  …. but the goal of such activism is to waste money create inflation and starve the poor…
  
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  December 13, 2024 8:58am
- cmm
  
  Greens never seem to understand unintended consequences.
  
  They live in an ideal world bubble where everything can be controlled.
  
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  December 13, 2024 10:50am
- the deity formerly known as nigel6888
  
  This fund has a track record of really shit investment choices – best the government continue funding it then!
  
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  December 13, 2024 10:54am
  - Chris Nisbet
    
    I suspect they have a different idea of what an ‘investment’ is than you (and other normal people) do.
    
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    December 13, 2024 2:04pm
- Lance
  
  There is actually some bloody good NZ green tech out there in desperate need of funding (I do know a bit about this). But it NEVER seems to get any govt funding, instead, idiotic sink holes for money are the attractive targets of these people, wasting taxpayer funding, like Magpies and shiny pieces of metal.
  
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  December 13, 2024 1:59pm
CJames

You need to mention the earlier exchange:
Tamatha Paul: Does she accept that akin to the young serious offender declarations, labelling young people as “the most serious offenders” and similar language can be a self-fulfilling prophecy, and, if so, will she and her Cabinet colleagues reconsider the way that they talk about these young people publicly?
Hon KAREN CHHOUR: I’m actually not going to take a lecture about how we speak about these young people from that member. That member, over and over again, and the Opposition, has used this House to drag those young people through the mud every week. And so I’m not going to take that, actually.
Tamatha Paul: Point of order, Mr Speaker. That was a question asked earnestly.
SPEAKER: It may well have been, but the answer was equally earnestly delivered. Do you have another question?
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December 13, 2024 8:53am
- CJames
  
  This should have been nested under pdm’s comment
  
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  December 13, 2024 8:54am
- rouppe
  
  That’s rich coming from her, given the language she and her ilk use to describe people who aren’t Maori.
  
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  December 13, 2024 9:04am
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  I was going to but thought it would make the post too long.
  
  I also thought of a link but have no idea how to just get the question/questions in without the whole QT being the link.
  
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  December 13, 2024 9:06am
- PurplePen
  
  Can’t help myself. …”labelling young people as “the most serious offenders” and similar language can be a self-fulfilling prophecy, ”
  
  Would that then mean labeling some people as Maori can be a self-fulfilling prophecy.
  
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  December 13, 2024 1:01pm
Paulus

Congratulations to recently elected Tauranga Council who have just voted, against overwhelming opposition, to allow a Maori – unknown, to three top Council Committees, with full rights and pay as we understand.
I expect they will blame the Mahuta Commissioners for the decisions they left fhem.
So Mayor Drysdale, and Councillors Scoular, Baker, Schuler, Taylor and Morris should watch the next elections sadly not for a while as arranged.
You will get the DCMonday, as the population are overwhelming against this Maori involvement again.
You knew this when 7ou put out your voting crap and ignored anything towards it.
To say that I am annoyed that the will of the electorate is again ignored.
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December 13, 2024 9:35am
- Cassandra
  
  My ward rep is Schuler. I’ve just emailed him to the effect that he’s goneburger if I have anything to do with it. These local body politicians never tell you what they really think before the election – I foolishly voted for the idiot! Never again.
  
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  December 13, 2024 9:50am
  - pdm
    
    Kevin Schuler – is that the former All Black flanker?
    
    Good rugby player if it is – not so flash as a Councillor.
    
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    December 13, 2024 10:28am
    - Jack5
      
      How they voted:
      
      Maori representatives on committees:
      
      For: Mahé Drysdale, Jen Scoular, Hautapu Baker, Kevin Schuler, Rod Taylor, Steve Morris.
      
      Against: Marten Rozeboom, Rick Curach, Glen Crowther.
      
      Voting rights for Maori representatives on committees:
      
      For: Mahé Drysdale, Jen Scoular, Hautapu Baker, Kevin Schuler, Rod Taylor.
      
      Against: Steve Morris, Marten Rozeboom, Rick Curach, Glen Crowther.
      
      https://www.1news.co.nz/2024/12/12/tauranga-city-council-backs-iwi-roles-despite-flood-of-opposition/
      
      Bonus — about Tauranga’s Oarsman — from a genealogy site: The surname Mahe is of French origin and is derived from the Old French word “mahé,” meaning “a servant or a steward.” It is a occupational surname that was likely given to individuals who worked as stewards or servants in medieval France.
      
      https://namediscoveries.com/surnames/mahe
      
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      December 13, 2024 11:31am
      - MCōs
        
        Given to him as a birthday present
        At least it’s probably original unlike my name. I know of at least four others in the family with the same name
        
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        December 13, 2024 12:39pm
- Skippytony
  
  Agree this is just disgraceful.
  
  Time for some national legislation about representation requirements.
  
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  December 13, 2024 9:57am
  - pdm
    
    There is some coming I think.
    
    Too slow to stop this sort of rort though.
    
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    December 13, 2024 10:29am
    - G the giant from Dunedin
      
      But it will be outed as the next local body election has a vote on this very issue
      
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      December 13, 2024 10:45am
  - Grunter
    
    There is national legislation, unfortunately, it states that all local councils MUST consult with local Iwi to make decisions. Most local councils interpret this as “put some unelected Maoris on committees and give them voting rights”.
    
    Clearly, this is racism – pure and simple.
    
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    December 13, 2024 10:51am
- PurplePen
  
  I don’t understand their rationale at all. Maori, Maori tribes and any other person, community organization have access to any Council and any councilor. And any landowner the same. Tribes and sub-tribes are merely landowners the same as anyone else. Council is required to consult with landowners on any matter that affects their land, irrespective of whether they’re Maori or not. It’s the same with central government. Apart from the superfluous Maori seats which were to be abolished when universal suffrage came along, there’s no requirement to have specific Maori representation let alone voting in parliament. Why is a local authority a special case.
  
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  December 13, 2024 1:10pm
sungsamning

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tpL3OCQ-iE
He’s No Ninja Turtle.
He can serve until 2026. Nature may have a veto though.
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December 13, 2024 9:38am
sungsamning

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKmbuRui8sc
India’s ruling right wing BJP is forming alliance with GOP.

The Biden Administration Dislikes Modi.
Biden, $oros, and the Swamp have taken a swipe at India. Modi is a tad miffed. He is cosying up to the GOP.
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December 13, 2024 9:38am
Biscuit

I’m similarly hamstrung, pdm.

Just back from a wee constitutional and, en route, went past the double-tiered bike rack contraption by Wallaceville Station.

There were – oh boy, was my flabber gasted – TWO bikes in situ!

A new record in my experience!

Never Mind The Bollocks would, of course, demand to see proof but I a) didn’t have my cellphone with me and b) wouldn’t know how to uplift said proof if I HAD had my cellphone with me.
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December 13, 2024 9:41am
Bridgenag

This is another long post but important and one to test BY [if he bothers to read]

The HPV Vaccine Disaster Was A Blueprint For COVID-19
Dissecting the despicable playbook for covering up vaccine injuries

“Today, we’re at a pivotal crossroads. The pharmaceutical industry’s greed has spiraled out of control, but public sentiment is shifting against these insane practices (e.g., consider the unprecedented success of the Make America Healthy Again [MAHA] movement).”

https://open.substack.com/pub/amidwesterndoctor/p/the-hpv-vaccine-disaster-was-a-blueprint?r=1aj1bv&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email
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December 13, 2024 10:01am
- Grunter
  
  One line sums up the entire corrupt Big Pharma + Govt plot…..
  
  Merck even convinced the FDA “studying cancer itself isn’t feasible, because it takes too long and it disadvantages too many women”
  
  Trust us, we know what we are doing…..Nah F-Off you pack of crims!
  
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  December 13, 2024 11:07am
Jack5

Fonterra is switching boilers off coal at its Clandeboye, South Canterbury, factory.

Forty-four days ago, Fonterra announced a conversion at another big factory — Edendale, in Southland. It described the new boilder there as “electrode”. That is an electricity-heated boiler.

Edendale is on the vast lignite (brown coal) field in Southland. It’s shallow and easily mined (a tractor and front end loader would do at some small lignite pits).

So much lignite lies under Southland that it could generate all of NZ’s electricity for four or five centuries.

It’s weird that Fonterra can be ashamed of using that resource.

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/business/536466/fonterra-converting-two-coal-boilers-in-bid-to-reduce-emissions
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December 13, 2024 11:13am
- Burtland
  
  “The conversion was co-funded as part of an EECA partnership”
  … fancy words for the taxpayer comes to the rescue
  
  big problems coming for fonterra – cow burps, green EU supply chain regulations,nitrate in town water supplies, live export bans, unethical palm kernel, toxic Bovaer feed, ghost farm waste disposal, green debanking, methane & CO2 taxes, plant milks … and now emissions from wood chip boilers
  
  NZ’s rust belt?
  
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  December 13, 2024 11:57am
- rouppe
  
  Changing from coal, a carbon sink from trees and other organic matter formed over a long time frame, to wood pellets, a carbon sink from trees formed over a not so long time frame.
  
  By the way, I have some forestry partnerships being harvested next year. I put $6500 in up front, and annual costs that have added up to about $5000 over 28 years. Hard to tell since kiwibank don’t allow transaction searches longer than 2 years.
  
  They’re estimating a $17000 payout.
  
  Based on that my return is less than 3%pa. Shit investment.
  
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  December 13, 2024 12:01pm
- kowtow
  
  I don’t know what’s more ridiculous .
  
  A huge dairy company ( hated by all manner of ‘environmentalists’ , city elitists , Greens , vegans ,the usual suspects etc) trying to curry favour with the very people who’d destroy them in a second, given half a chance by pretending to be environmentally friendly .
  
  There must be an end to all this appeasement .It’s irrational .
  
  How to stop it?
  
  And now we learn there’s a bank cartel about to start destroying small businesses , again in the name of this far left invented and now anti capitalist moral panic .
  
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  December 13, 2024 12:11pm
- peterwn
  
  So instead Fonterra Edendale’s heat needs will be met by coal imported from Indonesia and burnt in Genesis’ Huntly Power Station.
  
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  December 13, 2024 2:42pm
Jack5

Chinese carbon credit scams …

Germany is being ripped for bogus carbon-saving projects in China.

Since 2020, oil companies working in Germany can invest in carbon-saving projects in other countries. The facilities need to be new. In return they get carbon credits they can offset against their obligations to reduce emissions in Germany.

Under the scheme, 66 projects have been approved in China, with a total market value of $NZ3.6 billion.

Rorts include 16 existing projects falsely getting millions for supposedly new projects.

Some projects don’t exist, and one project proved to be an apartment building.

A 17 minute video of a DW scoop, narrated in English:

https://youtu.be/aU_S97Ae1eg?si=YMlVaJihSE5SW9G1
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December 13, 2024 12:06pm
- Chris Nisbet
  
  An apartment block might prove to be more useful than any carbon offset scheme. Neither will have any impact on the climate, but one gets an apartment block as a result.
  
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  December 13, 2024 1:59pm
bennerg

Joe Rogan is becoming increasingly powerful in bringing reality to our lives, with the people he interviews, and delivery of the messages to a huge audience, bypassing the bought and paid for media industry.

The latest has a very interesting perspective on the commercialistion of the “health” industry, and exposing the dark truths behind Big Pharma.

https://twitter.com/ChrisLaBosco/status/1866895928319418406

One point made really struck home:

All Medical Miracles Came Before World War II

Medical miracles were all addressing acute situations.

But then the medical model found a better business model.

Long term prescriptions and medicalizing chronic conditions.
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December 13, 2024 12:32pm
- Ian Boag
  
  All Medical Miracles Came Before World War II
  
  off the top of my head ….
  
  Salk/sabin polio vaccines
  HIV retro treatment
  oral contraceptives
  broad spectrum antibiotics
  cancer chemotherapy
  statins
  organ transplants
  
  etc etc
  
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  December 13, 2024 12:46pm
- MCōs
  
  Joe Rogan is part of the bought and paid for media industry.
  Otherwise where did his reported wealth of $US200mil come from?
  
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  December 13, 2024 2:10pm
  - sirknz
    
    His Spotify deal where they offered him US$100m for exclusivity on their platform, a successful comedy career including stints on TV shows and a number of other projects he has worked on over the years.
    
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    December 13, 2024 2:45pm
Ghost

An amazing press conference

Drones in the USA are people mistaking planes. Drones despite being reported over military bases are not a national security risk because there is no evidence those claims are true

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3NWbL0tdws

Guess police, military and pilots are wrong. A few days ago pilots reported drones over Oregon that were setting off their collision warnings, only to be told by govt it was a starlink satellite ……. Police helicopter in New Jersey had a drone underneath it and felt in danger so didn’t follow it. Medical helicopter unable to transport a patient because of a drone.

Guess this mayor is not following offical Whitehouse nothing to see bs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYl2Hjshg9M
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December 13, 2024 12:45pm
Chuck Bird

12 minutes long.

The UN’s DARK Agenda: What You’re Not Being Told About Agenda 2030

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2K2CbC7ppA
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December 13, 2024 12:51pm
goNZ1

”Stats today announced an annual net migration loss of New Zealand citizens of about 53,000, well up on the 40,900 a year earlier”

An ominous and worsening trend, showing a lot of NZers are not waiting until the Coalition repairs the economic vandalism of the previous lot. The numbers of nett taxpayers is diminishing,and if the socialist racist extremists win the next election here and impose new taxes its curtains for NZ…
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December 13, 2024 1:32pm
Chuck Bird

Our taxpayer’s money is funding UNRWA and many of its members are members of Hamas or at least sympathizers of that evil organisation.

Israel Just Found SHOCKING Evidence of the UN’s Involvement in October 7th

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1VhGQH7iGs
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December 13, 2024 1:41pm
MCōs

Every day at lunch time my wife gives me a rundown of the important news from Thailand
As best as I can tell here are some of the important bits.
A year ago there was a dispute between a policeman and a teacher over the ownership of a winning $1.5mil lottery ticket (10 houses similar to ours). The policeman won and the teacher went to prison for a year.
A woman died and left her stepdaughter a ton of money. A distant relative appeared out of the woodwork, claimed the will hadn’t been correctly witnessed and said they should have the dosh.
A wealthy French businesswoman with no dependents who’d made her money over many years in Thailand left the majority to her housekeeper and committed suicide.
She didn’t trust her own family to invest the money so hired a lawyer. He ripped her off.
Then someone in the government determined the Frenchwoman hadn’t correctly set up the businesses and they took the money.
I asked my wife what was the outcome? Don’t know; that was two weeks ago and everyone’s lost interest
The PM, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, who is not an elected MP and completely new to politics, except her father and aunt were also PMs, is 38yo and is constantly criticizing for the clothes she wears and how she doesn’t grovel enough in front of Royalty
Hug the king over there and you’ll never see the light of day again.
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December 13, 2024 2:01pm
PurplePen

I did an OIA to Pharmac about Te Ropu. Chair Bennet disestablished them. I was curious about what work, if any that they did. Bennet was right to get rid of them as it looks like they did no work and were just a talk-fest group. I wonder what they cost us. Here’s the edited OIA response:

You requested: Written formal output from the Māori advisory committee Te Rōpū to Pharmac from the time of establishing Te Rōpū to 30 September 2024.

Te Rōpū was not instructed to provide this level of detail. As the role Te Rōpū reviewed and provided expert strategic Māori advice. As your request is for formal reports it is refused under section 18(e) of the Act, as the documents alleged to contain the information requested do not exist. However, I have provided some background information on the role of Te Rōpū.

Background information on Te Rōpū Te Pātaka Whaioranga – Pharmac Māori Advisory Group, Te Rōpū, was established in
September 2021 to provide strategic direction and guidance on a broad range of kaupapa
relating to Pharmac’s work. This advisory group aimed to support the Pharmac Board and senior leadership team in fulfilling Pharmac’s commitment to achieving the best health
outcomes for Māori. Te Rōpū provided expert strategic Māori advice on the following:

Supporting and advocating for kaimahi Māori
• Reviewing and contributing to strategic documents (Statement of Performance
Expectations / Statement of Intent, Te Tiriti and the Equity Policy, People, and
Capability strategy)
• Working on a strategic partnership with the Board
• Working on Māori equity health outcomes with Health Economists, Therapeutic
Group Managers, analysts and medical devices team.

Te Rōpū ensured Pharmac’s commitment to upholding Te Tiriti o Waitangi by understanding
and supporting whānau Māori to achieve optimal health and wellbeing through access to,
and use of, medicines and medical devices. This commitment involved input into key
organisational policies, governance of projects, clinical strategies, and overall strategic
direction. Additionally, joint decision-making in line with Te Tiriti partnership was agreed upon with Māori for initiatives stated in Te Whaioranga(Māori Responsiveness Strategy). Pharmac also sought operational Māori advice to guide its strategic direction. Te Rōpū held their inaugural meeting on 30 September 2021, with a term of 18 months. The Terms of Reference enable the approach, membership, and focus, and how it works
both for Pharmac and for Māori to be reviewed before an ongoing mechanism for Māori advice input and partnership is established. This timeframe was to enable the team to make any changes needed, before putting in place a long-term mechanism for Māori engagement and partnership with Pharmac.
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December 13, 2024 2:08pm
Chris Nisbet

I just googled “BNZ Australia coal” and this is the first thing that popped up…
“The Bank of New Zealand (BNZ) has committed to ending new lending to coal mining and exiting thermal coal mining by the end of 2025 and all remaining coal mining by the end of 2030. BNZ is also working to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.
Here are some of the other actions BNZ is taking to reduce its environmental impact:
Setting targets
BNZ has set emissions reduction targets for its priority sectors, including coal mining, oil and gas, power generation, and dairy.”

Don’t think BNZ is going to stop at wrecking petrol stations – dairy is squarely in its sights too.
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December 13, 2024 2:10pm
- Yabster
  
  what a bunch of woke morons- maybe they should concentrate on getting their parent company to commit a few less crimes, instead of worrying about cow farts etc!!
  Also if remaining coal mining includes coking coal (used to make steel) they really are green twits.
  BNZ Customers should look at a change- but I am not sure if the other banks are much better?
  
  https://www.smh.com.au/business/banking-and-finance/how-did-this-not-trigger-alarm-bells-spotlight-on-nab-s-failings-in-major-fraud-20230628-p5dk8t.html
  
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  December 13, 2024 3:46pm
Pope Punctilious II

The government (and Nicola Willis particular) gets a bollocking from Chris Trotter over the interisland ferry situation.

It’s hard to argue with Trotter’s arguments, and he’s branded Willis an “economic cretin”. Is the right? I confess I’m disposed to believe the worst of Willis. And I agree with Peters that the ferries must be rail-enabled – it’s a no-brainer. Having to load off and onto trains must increase both time and cost of freight, and I’m unimpressed that Willis hasn’t come out and confirmed they’ll be rail-enabled. Do the Nats just hate trains?
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December 13, 2024 3:34pm
Pope Punctilious II

The new Marsden Fund guidelines are out, and the bad news is that “Vision/Maatauranga” is still a compulsory evaluation criterion. It’s a great shame the government didn’t have the guts to axe this insanity.
https://www.royalsociety.org.nz/assets/MF-2025-EOI-Guidelines_v1.3.pdf
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December 13, 2024 3:46pm
- Inandout
  
  PP, the result, escape:
  ‘Harcourts Gold agent Cameron Bailey told OneRoof his agency had also noticed a shift in sentiment. “I’ve never seen our listings board so heavy with listings and the listings for the last few months have been outweighing the sales. Usually, they would be even or there would be more sales so it’s the first time in my 20 years of real estate that I’ve seen our listings outweigh the sales.”
  
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  December 13, 2024 6:19pm
Swifty

Surprise, surprise!

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/536257/ethnic-leaders-landmark-report-welcomed-but-actions-need-to-follow

Every ethnic community leader is agreed – more money must be taken from New Zealand families and given to ethnic community leaders!

Knock me down with a feather!

Gee this diversity lark is bloody expensive isn’t it? They never told us about that when screaming over and over ‘diversity is our strength!”

They never told us that if we had stuck to our old policy of importing Scots, Irish, Welsh and Poms we’d save ourselves a heap of cash!

No siree.

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December 13, 2024 4:34pm
Swifty

Hey Scott, do you think the Max Planck guys are mistaken or are they deliberately lying?

Do you think this evolutionary biology and DNA stuff is just a load of old codswallop?

https://www.stuff.co.nz/society/360522495/interbreeding-neanderthals-may-have-helped-humans-survive-research-shows

Grateful for your thoughts.
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December 13, 2024 5:49pm
Swifty

Die MSM, Die!!!!

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/political/536628/fair-digital-news-bargaining-bill-officially-put-on-hold

(Cheers Tom.)
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December 13, 2024 5:52pm
greybeard

https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360522431/man-arrested-after-allegedly-stealing-more-1000-meat-auckland-supermarket
Any chance of a description of these ferals ?
European ?
African ?
Asian?
Klingon ?
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December 13, 2024 6:39pm
[email protected]

“This page isn’t available
The link you followed may be broken, or the page may have been removed.”
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December 13, 2024 7:23pm
kevn

Unhelpful as possible…
https://x.com/realDailyWire/status/1867257767641174408
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December 13, 2024 7:42pm
- Inandout
  
  kevn, it is weird how an outgoing President can continue to leave destruction behind him like this. Former Presidents should be told to quietly pack up and ready themselves for departure.
  
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