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Yes. I don't believe we've had a spike in population in that time. Possibly the opposite. 'Tough on crime' often just turns out to be tough on people, neh?
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But what does the per capita chart look like?
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Next move: stopping wastewater detection...
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Naively, I thought Covid might be our generation's WWII in terms of innovation and funding the things that really matter for the population's wellbeing. How wrong I was.
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This can't be emphasized enough: Practically speaking, we have smashed the assumption that in a democracy representatives will be responsive to constituents, and thereby accountable for policy failures.
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Not country, species.
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You're kidding
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*and another* important thing...
This disgusting harassment of an individual person is *important* all by itself.
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Ae but the need for a treaty settlement with Ngãpuhi is not.
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Oh god, even the cats are depressed now?
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NZ Council of Trade Unions Te Kauae Kaimahi (NZCTU) is the workers' representative in the ILO. The Minister doesn't pick who represents workers. Ministry for Business Innovation and Employment (MBIE) knows this. Maybe it should remind Minister Van Velden?
#NZpol
www.mbie.govt.nz/business-and...
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Worth the wait. Truly!
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You know they're best to eat once the skin has dimpled, right?
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We also have a problem with possums, which are endangered and protected in their native Australia...
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Beautiful in the right country, where the leaves are small and soft enough for sheep to eat, but you have no idea how much damage that plant has done where I live!
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That is glorious. Thank you for sharing.
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Freedom to be hungry. Freedom from giving a damn about anyone else. I think that covers it.
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Similar post on facebook from our local intermediate as well:
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Callaghan Institute was the best of us; the brains trust of the future. Now they've been disestablished and this Manbearpig of a coalition govt is looking for coins in the couch to balance the budget. Death by the smallest of minds.
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The private healthcare system relies on the subsidised infrastructure and services provided by our public healthcare system.
Including medical professionals
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FUCK. OFF. SEYMOUR
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This brings the costs of the Treaty Principles Bill to more than $6m – including the costs of the initial estimate. In reality, it is very likely to exceed that. That is the spending equivalent of 2m free school meals – enough meals for 10,526 children for a school year.
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Good tip, thank you
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Yes, special to a whole lot of people. I'm so sad for his partner, family and close friends - and the community he did so much for.