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Meek Mills and Boon
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no "beer after doing some housework with the boys"
Handsome Young Dentist (6'1) D.M.D@ProV1Smile
Spitballing top 5 beers 1. Free beer 2. First beer of the weekend 3. AM airport beer 4. Campfire beer 5. Shower beer Taking input. Never afraid of constructive criticism.
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This is no different than Shane Jones talking about Marsden Point btw
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I am a median NZ voter and im mad the government isnt giving everyone everything they want with no tradeoffs
Brenda Pilott@BrendaPilott
It should come as no surprise that most people buying a house in Wellington want a garden and a car parking space. Yet it appears to be a surprise to our city planners and (some) councillors who think we all want to live in townhouses and not have a car. thepost.co.nz/nz-news/360975…
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I'm surprised NZ is above the rest of the anglosphere
Noah Smith 🐇🇺🇸🇺🇦🇹🇼@Noahpinion
No it's not "the West". Europeans are still happy with their societies. It's Britain, Canada, and the U.S. (and maybe Australia). The Anglosphere is the Sick Man of the World.
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@PedagogyMaxima If William wants to stop immigrants working in hospitality he should quit his job and pick up a dishrag
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Please please please please do this it would be so funny
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More handouts to the loudest advocates of the culture of no
NZ National Party@NZNationalParty
NZ Superannuation for a married couple who both qualify will lift more than $50 to $1,708 a fortnight, an increase of over $180 since 2023.
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Meek Mills and Boon retuiteado
TAB push notification: add "what petrol station will run out of petrol first" to your big Easter weekend parlay
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@davejac some guy you know who really loves bikes and always has a couple spare knocking round in the shed
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Meek Mills and Boon retuiteado
Meek Mills and Boon retuiteado
did you know smokers smoke because they don't know how bad it is? no one's ever explained it to them. you can be the first
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RIP Wilhelm II the first you would have loved the special military operation Epic Fury
Daily Express@Daily_Express
🔴 MP called the issue a 'national scandal' express.co.uk/news/uk/218636…
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Meek Mills and Boon retuiteado
So much of the mainstream NZ politics discourse is pretty mind numbing.
No, I don't care about hearing about COVID lockdowns, whether or not the government should have gone ahead with the ferry replacements, or the last set of tax cuts for the 99th time
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@Shybaltesh ah no property is something you mixed your labour with it's very easy
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True soul
Look inside
Queenstown
Lmao
Inside Rugby With Mark@insiderugbymark
This is what rugby in New Zealand really looks like. While the world watches the All Blacks under the bright lights of Eden Park, the true soul of New Zealand rugby lives in places like this, Queenstown Rugby Club, nestled among the peaks and valleys of one of the most beautiful corners of the earth. If you’ve never experienced club rugby in New Zealand, let me paint the picture for you. You arrive and you’re greeted with a warm “Kia Ora” from the local whānau. Within minutes you feel like you belong. Someone hands you a hot mince pie straight from the clubroom oven. A cold beer is placed in your hand. Before you know it, you’re chatting with the Under 7s coach, the senior club captain, and the old boy who’s been volunteering here for forty years. From the little ones chasing the ball on Saturday morning to the town’s first XV battling it out in the afternoon, everyone looks out for each other. You’ll see raffles being drawn, bingo nights being organised, and volunteers giving up their weekends so the club can keep the lights on and the jerseys clean. This is the ecosystem that produces some of the nicest, toughest, and most grounded human beings on the planet. In an era where rugby often feels dominated by big stadiums, money, TV deals and social media, places like Queenstown Rugby Club remind us what the game was built on, community, belonging, and connection. So if you ever find yourself in New Zealand, do yourself a favor. Don’t just watch the All Blacks on TV. Come and stand on the sideline at a local club. You’ll be welcomed like family.And you might just fall in love with rugby all over again. Kia Ora from the South Island ❤️ #RugbyIsCommunity #NewZealandRugby #GrassrootsRugby #QueenstownRugby
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New Zealand has 48 days of fuel left but it also has two of its five highest fuel use days a year coming up in a week so let's see what happens
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@LewisHoldenNZ Technically the asset is the land the church sits on
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Probably because most of those assets are... churches
Infideliter 🇳🇿✖⚖✖🇳🇿@Infideliter2022
The Anglican Church in New Zealand has a nett asset value of over $2.8 Billion. More than enough to pay for this themselves. Why should tax payers fund any of this at all?
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