I don't take much interest in the royals, but the ppm figures shown don't seem correct. Supposing the short fella on the left is the youngest, surely his ppm should be greater than for his taller sister, not less as is shown. Also, the figure for the boy ...
That CO2 calculator only allows birth dates back to 1958!! For those of us older than that, use this one. For me it was 311.9 ppm.
In 2019 Newshub itself reported on the court case resulting from the massacre. The problem you describe is possibly due to your own narrow focus and memory failings.
Clicking the first link gets me a page not found. Removing the " at the end solves it.
From Seymour's Wikipedia page "Seymour worked in Canada as a policy analyst for five years for the Frontier Centre for Public Policy and the Manning Centre." The first is what got him to the Atlas crowd, both of them seem to be the type of right wing ...
I don't think she's being honest describing the coming mini budget as starting a new chapter. A whole new fantasy novel will probably be a more fitting description.
Hopefully it means ACT have had to swallow many policy dead rats, now Seymour's just reduced to trying to shaft Winston on the Deputy PM role to maintain some self respect.
Seymours campaign to be Deputy PM shows what a hypocrite he is. Back in June he was quoted by the Herald as saying; “The one thing Act is very clear on is that we won’t go for the baubles,” says Seymour. “Other people have done that and it’s got them ...
I suspect National might be quietly happy to lose some electorate seats once the specials are counted, so long as their total number of seats doesn't fall too much. On the preliminary results they will only have five list members! While some of the public ...
In both Wellington Central & Rongotai electorates National have come third in the Electorate MP vote and the Party Vote! Of the only two seats in the region where they had some success (Ohariu with the party vote & Hutt South with the party vote & ...
That's depressingly familiar. The changes I've been interested in are the Accessible Streets regulatory changes. They would make changes for pedestrians, cyclists & other mobility devices. That paper seeks approval to put it out to consultation, which did ...
I fully agree, but I think it would be best to put most consideration into areas where the largest reduction in harm could be achieved. 248 deaths is a number that could be significantly reduced using tools we already know work. Maybe RNZ are monitoring TS...
Yesterday's incident at the Albany Bus Station also involved someone who seriously breached the current law, but that act has led to media spin that public transport should be feared. One of the first roads to have it's speed limit reduced was SH6 between ...
You want to know something that are really not isolated incidents? The road deaths to date stands at 248 killed so far this year! Yet they are just normalised, and instead apparently people should be fearful on public transport. According to current ...
And just three years ago, let's not forget Paul Goldsmith's fiscal hole in 2020.
"4. GST is a cost that runs through all steps of production. So would a Farmer be able no pay the GST on his fertilizers, seeds and other cost of production?" Not so. GST is a transaction that runs through all steps of production, but is only a cost to the...
A lot of the Chorus fibre in Wellington was installed late in the rollout and is strung overhead between poles. It's a weird hodgepodge of some small sections underground and then up a pole to continue as an aerial cable.
No, They were released well southwest of there. The Capital Kiwi facebook page had a post on 12 May saying "The first 25 (of 50) kiwi were welcomed with an emotional pōwhiri at Pipitea Marae at dawn on Tuesday. The kiwi were then ferried west and released ...
Not yet in backyards I think. Karori is separated from Makara by highish hills, that have the Skyline walkway running along near the ridge. Hopefully that link will show you Google maps, switch to satellite view to get a good idea of the lay of the land. ...
You must be old. According to Te Ara "In the 1920s new approaches were made to school planning, notably of the Taranaki and Canterbury open air type, with very much larger windows for more light and ventilation." I started school in 1958 in a school that ...
Whoa. You do NOT add words to a direct quote from someone else, even if placed in brackets That is completely unethical. The point of my post was to correct errors in your post(s). I observe you don't seem to handle being corrected at all well. At no stage...
Previously you said "Humans are already reducing in numbers" Now you say "The population continues to increase" Hopefully you can see the contradiction there. Then in this reply you refer to "everyone over 65 (the non-productive class);" whereas in another...
"Humans are already reducing in numbers" Not on the planet I live on! The total population is still increasing The rate of growth is reducing, but, "The UN projected population to keep growing, and estimates have put the total population at 8.6 billion by ...
The 1news story quotes KiwiRail operations executive manager Paul Ashton as saying “For the rest of this week, there will be bus replacements between The Strand, Puhinui and Papakura, and customers will not be charged for this bus replacement service. Next...
"Kiwirial have already invested in hybrid trains, but they did so for the 'golden triangle" of Auckland-Tauranga-Hamilton..." Try reading the article before you link. A month ago the govt announced it will provide future funding to enable hybrid trains for...
I'm aware Weka brought it up, Belladonna, and you then turned into an attack on me -suggesting that had been my intention in using the phrase which so offended you. I agree that the way headlines and first sentences are written in the modern media are ...
I'm not at all bemused, Shanreagh. I understand fully why some women's rights activists have come to believe that the only course of action left open to them is to ally with political forces which, by any objective measure, are inimical to women's rights. ...
The writer holds no such belief, Stuart, but is utterly fascinated by how you arrived at that conclusion. And it's social transgressivism, I refer to not sexual.
Thank you for making the effort, Belladonna, but I don't need a lecture about misogyny or ideal feminist praxis, and your suggestion that I intended to make readers think of PP as a "bimbo" is a stretch – almost into the realms of snark. The piece is a ...
The left's complaining because there will be two sides to any argument again. Hey, but don't fret I'm sure the so called hate speech laws will put paid to that, along with our democracy but then everything comes with a price, right?
I too live in Island Bay and can assure you Paul Eagle only understands how to use an issue to enhance his chance of getting where he wants to be. You mention the bikelanes, he initially opposed them, even going so far as announcing a joint ticket for ...
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