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Comment: Open mike 06/06/2024
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 1:59 pm, June 6th, 2024
It was Jacinda Ardern who announced straight after the 2017 election that there would no CGT.Comment: What is that word that starts with “C” and ends with “orruption”?
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 3:54 pm, May 26th, 2024
But, But. Gang patches aren't allowed are they?Comment: Caption contest
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 2:10 pm, May 1st, 2024
Comment: MPs pay increases
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 12:12 pm, May 1st, 2024
In addition, let's have a list of all the expenses and perks they get over and above their salaries.Comment: Caption contest
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 10:49 am, May 1st, 2024
Showing off their IQ levels.Comment: Open mike 10/04/2024
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 7:06 pm, April 10th, 2024
You mean like selling our land to foreigners?Comment: Open mike 29/03/2024
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 4:07 pm, March 29th, 2024
So, where does the soy come from?Comment: Open mike 21/03/2024
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 6:48 pm, March 21st, 2024
Comment: Open mike 21/03/2024
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 6:12 pm, March 21st, 2024
Way past time we had some serious labour support actions. Strikes, protests, demos, whatever. Clearly, under this government, working people are screwed. Labour Party please take note.Comment: Open mike 19/03/2024
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 6:45 pm, March 19th, 2024
... is down to the sucking up to the drug companies and Big Pharma.Comment: Open mike 19/03/2024
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 6:42 pm, March 19th, 2024
Says it all - "Chippie" is a really dumb nickname for a leader who ought to be serious.Comment: Guns and gangs
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 3:17 pm, February 28th, 2024
Or an RSA badge.Comment: What’s Left?
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 8:31 pm, February 26th, 2024
Comment: Get ready for your water to be privatised
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 6:14 pm, February 17th, 2024
Comment: Daily review 15/02/2024
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 7:22 pm, February 15th, 2024
This is obscene. NZ was once a decent and fair society. Now we're going to hell in a handcart. National or Labour. Irrelevant.Comment: Open mike 14/02/2024
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 5:16 pm, February 14th, 2024
After about $30,000 - not sure of the exact amount - the pension is reduced. They do not get the full pension.Comment: Laura Norda strikes again
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 7:05 pm, February 8th, 2024
Comment: Open mike 06/02/2024
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 7:11 pm, February 6th, 2024
Yes. and deport them back to the countries they came from.Comment: Open mike 23/01/2024
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 3:30 pm, January 23rd, 2024
Comment: Open mike 09/01/2024
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 5:03 pm, January 9th, 2024
Comment: Open mike 06/01/2024
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 2:37 pm, January 6th, 2024
Comment: Open mike 30/12/2023
Written By: Rosielee+ - Date published: 8:53 pm, December 30th, 2023
Just wait til we get Sir Gerry Brownstuff.Comment: Open mike 30/11/2023
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 1:55 pm, November 30th, 2023
Just wait til he gets the bit between his teeth!Comment: Open mike 24/11/2023
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 12:17 pm, November 24th, 2023
Seymour, Minister for Regulation. What the ... does that mean?Comment: Let’s do the time warp again
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 3:18 pm, October 26th, 2023
The fact that I'm finding the term "boomers" rather tiresome I'll leave for another time. (I'm too old to be a boomer as the baby boom didn't start til 1946, nine months after the boys got home from the war.) However, I think you'll find it was the boomers ...Comment: Open mike 21/10/2023
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 6:11 pm, October 21st, 2023
Comment: Open mike 18/10/2023
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 7:04 pm, October 18th, 2023
Comment: Open mike 07/10/2023
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 4:34 pm, October 7th, 2023
I'm doing the same with Luxon.Comment: Daily review 05/10/2023
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 7:58 pm, October 5th, 2023
More like a cup of cold sick.Comment: Last night’s ASB Finance Debate (updated)
Written By: Rosielee - Date published: 9:42 am, September 15th, 2023
The C word is fine -- Cunning!
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- The End of the Horrifying Chris Luxon Painting Saga
Hi,Webworm has been following occasional artist (and Webworm writer) Josh Drummond’s unnerving portrait of New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon since he first listed it on TradeMe.Back on October 1, Webworm broke the news that the painting had been removed from online auction site TradeMe for reasons that included not ...3 weeks ago - Climate Change Christmas
We’ll have a climate change ChristmasFrom now until foreverWarming our hearts and mindsAnd planet all togetherSpirits high and oceans higherChestnuts roast on wildfiresIf coal is on your wishlistMerry Climate Change ChristmasSong by Ian McConnellReindeer emissions are not something I’d thought about in terms of climate change. I guess some significant ...3 weeks ago - KP 2024 year end review.
KP continues to putt-putt along as a tiny niche blog that offers a NZ perspective on international affairs with a few observations about NZ domestic politics thrown in. In 2024 there was also some personal posts given that my son was in the last four months of a nine month ...3 weeks ago
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- Despite decades of beach safety ads, at least 55 people have drowned in Australia this summer. It’...
Source: The Conversation (Au and NZ) – By Samuel Cornell, PhD Candidate, UNSW Beach Safety Research Group + School of Population Health, UNSW Sydney byvalet/Shutterstock Australia is considered a nation of beach lovers. But with all this water surrounding us, drownings remain tragically common. At least 55 people have ...1 day ago - ‘AI agents’ promise to arrange your finances, do your taxes, book your holidays – and put us a...
Source: The Conversation (Au and NZ) – By Uri Gal, Professor in Business Information Systems, University of Sydney Sergii Gnatiuk/Shutterstock Over the past two years, generative artificial intelligence (AI) has captivated public attention. This year signals the beginning of a new phase: the rise of AI agents. AI ...1 day ago
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Source: The Conversation (Au and NZ) – By Sarah Norris, Associate Professor of Practice Health Technology Assessment, Leeder Centre for Health Policy, Economics and Data, School of Public Health, University of Sydney Iryna Inshyna/Shutterstock Within a few days of being born, more than 300,000 Australian babies a year have ...1 day ago
- Home ownership is slipping out of reach. It’s time to rethink our fear of ‘forever renting’
Source: The Conversation (Au and NZ) – By Dorina Pojani, Associate Professor in Urban Planning, The University of Queensland shisu_ka/Shutterstock A wide range of voices in the Australian media have been sounding the alarm about the phenomenon of “forever-renting”. This describes a situation in which individuals or families ...1 day ago
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- New shoplifting allegation against former Green MP Golriz Ghahraman
RNZ understands the former Green MP is being investigated for an incident at a Pak'nSave supermarket. ...1 day ago - The overdue decision to increase Lotto age restrictions
Currently, under 18s are legally allowed to buy Lotto tickets. That’s about to change, explains The Bulletin’s Stewart Sowman-Lund. To receive The Bulletin in full each weekday, sign up here. ...1 day ago - $2m upgrade for ‘creaky’ mega government database
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After a miserable year for clean car sales, the industry isn’t counting on a vast improvement in 2025 The post Two more years until EV sales recover, motor industry expects appeared first on Newsroom. ...1 day ago - Dig deep to find answers in the abyss
Opinion: As I reflect on the tumultuous year that has passed and look forward to the year ahead, I wonder what it will hold.For me I can’t look past the middle of February right now as that is when my dissertation must be submitted, hopefully completing my master’s degree. It ...1 day ago
- NZ better off when Luxon leans into his potential
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Opinion: 2025 is a critical year for Aotearoa New Zealand’s natural world. With the entire environmental management system slated for reform, it’s the most important year in decades. If the hot-headed excesses of last year’s law-making continue, it will lead to terrible long-term outcomes. But if sense prevails, we could ...1 day ago
- Taxing charities’ business income would have ‘devastating’ impact on communities
An anticipated move to tax charities’ business operations would reduce charitable activity and may cause businesses to leave New Zealand, a lawyer warns. In a push to find new sources of revenue the Government is looking at implementing a charity tax, which would see the business arm of companies such as ...1 day ago
- The submission surge: How having a say on new laws went from nerdy to normal
As parliamentary staff start to read through thousands of submissions on the Treaty principles bill, Shanti Mathias explores how submitting became the go-to way to engage with politics – and asks whether it makes a difference. While the exact number is currently being confirmed, it seems almost certain that submissions ...1 day ago
- Stayin’ alive at the Beehive in 2025: Your handy guide to the year ahead in politics
A plan about ferries, highly anticipated select committee hearings and a new deputy prime minister are all on the cards for Aotearoa in the 2025 political year. Here’s a rundown of what to expect and when to expect it. The ‘brace for impact, it’s coming soon’ bits The political calendar ...1 day ago
- NZ wants no beef over China trade investigation
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- Newsroom daily quiz, Thursday 16 January
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Source: The Conversation (Au and NZ) – By Manisha Caleb, Senior Lecturer in Astrophysics, University of Sydney Artist’s impression of ASKAP J1839-0756. James Josephides When some of the biggest stars reach the end of their lives, they explode in spectacular supernovas and leave behind incredibly dense cores called neutron stars. ...1 day ago
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