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เข้าร่วม Mart 2022
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Ian Wishart
Ian Wishart@investigatemag·
Not only did Labour leader Chris Hipkins know that a second dose of the covid vaccine posed a heart damage risk to young people, but he appears to have doubled down by then urging teens to get a THIRD dose. A Beehive press release dated April 6 2022 appears to be a smoking gun
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Matthew Tukaki
Matthew Tukaki@tukakimatt·
Let’s be clear. Public servants are not the Government. And they are certainly not elected. They do not hold a mandate to make sweeping decisions that impact iwi, reo Māori, and decades of Treaty-based progress — especially decisions of this scale and consequence. So where is the Cabinet paper? Where is the public record showing Ministers signed off on a move that could effectively wipe out an estimated third of iwi Māori radio stations? Because if it doesn’t exist — or hasn’t been made transparent — then serious questions need to be asked. Māori broadcasting was never a “nice to have.” It was fought for, secured through Treaty claims, and built as part of the Crown’s obligation to actively protect te reo Māori. Those gains are not optional. They are not expendable. And they are not for unelected officials to quietly dismantle. Where is the mandate to overturn one of this nation’s most tapu and historic settled claims? Because that’s what this looks like. This isn’t just about radio. It’s about accountability. It’s about Te Tiriti. And it’s about whether decisions that affect Māori are being made with Māori — or done to Māori. If a line hasn’t already been crossed — we’re standing right on it. waateanews.com/2026/03/27/nat…
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Jase
Jase@_Jase_The_Ace_·
@grant_farquhar @carlworker Shocking to think Carl is a "small business owner" when he doesn't even know these basic facts. WTF is he operating? A 1 man call center?
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Clare K
Clare K@AucklandIsland·
Australia are on their 2nd emergency cabinet meeting over fuel crisis. Meanwhile the NZ government hasn't even had one.🙄 abc.net.au/news/2026-03-2…
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Catherine Delahunty
Catherine Delahunty@greencatherine·
Seriously thanks for nothing Brook Van Velden, human life is worth more than you know, women’s work is worth every form of equity and justice, I hope the harm you have led stops now.
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backblock@backblock100·
@RaybonKan We should cut all funding to TV and the arts.
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@michaelwoodnz @RobSuisted Your and idiot. There has been more electric cars bought in the last two weeks per annum than under the clean car discount. It was just another labour wealth transfer
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Michael Wood
Michael Wood@michaelwoodnz·
The clean car discount was making New Zealand’s vehicle fleet cleaner, cheaper to run, and helping us to be more resilient in an unstable world. Its cancellation was a massive own goal by the Luxon Government and is now seriously costing New Zealand.
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backblock@backblock100·
@JonesVincentt Shows how little he knows about the economy. The GST increase will be offset by people not spending on other things. If chippy thinks kiwis won’t change their spending habits to fit their budget, he’s an idiot. Higher fuel prices already make public transport cheaper. 🤦
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backblock@backblock100·
@rtaonui You will be hoping the Gravy train starts back up again Rawiri!!!
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Michael Wood
Michael Wood@michaelwoodnz·
Just got back from visiting Mt Roskill & Avondale fire stations to show my support for striking fire fighters. Safe fire trucks, enough gear for the job, and fair pay are not too much to ask for the people who keep us safe. It’s time for the govt to listen & show some leadership.
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backblock@backblock100·
@dairymanNZ "It rubs the lotion on its skin. It does this whenever it is told." 😂
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DairyMan
DairyMan@dairymanNZ·
Caption this
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Greg Presland
Greg Presland@GregPresland·
I have this many ideas how to get the country out of the oil crisis.
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backblock@backblock100·
@Dysfunc80937081 @rtaonui No Labour didn’t want to have the conversation. The govt could of bought it off the fuel companies or bought into it
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Dysfunctional Robot
Dysfunctional Robot@Dysfunc80937081·
@backblock100 @rtaonui But it explains why we don't have more storage no one wants to pay for it. It's why MP closed. No one wanted to pay to keep it open.
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backblock@backblock100·
@LesserMegadeath @GregPresland We are now exposed. It’s the byproducts that will hit us the most. Bitumen and CO2. Roading will slow and so will anything that uses CO2
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Lesser Megadeath
Lesser Megadeath@LesserMegadeath·
@backblock100 @GregPresland both government should of made sure we had storage maximised. (also got off oil as much as possible )but 100 days would be 2400 million litres, sounds unfeasible on a topic with lots of bollocks spun. fact is we burn a shit load of fuel like idiots
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Dysfunctional Robot
Dysfunctional Robot@Dysfunc80937081·
@backblock100 @rtaonui Diesel up to a year for petrol under six months. Japan has cheaper fuel thanks to less tax and more government support for the petroleum industry. Since 2022 alone, Japan has spent over $40 billion in subsidies to refiners to artificially cap domestic gasoline prices.
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backblock@backblock100·
@RachelA82984054 @therealgregjack Yep that definitely seems to be you. Do you hate all strong women or just the right leaning ones!!! I’m guessing your into cats as well!!! And unions and worked in public service all your life
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greg jackson
greg jackson@therealgregjack·
The Hipkins hit is going to backfire.Tears do that.
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backblock@backblock100·
@tukakimatt Why don’t you have over at your house, pissing on your front door, screaming and yelling
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Matthew Tukaki
Matthew Tukaki@tukakimatt·
What have we become as a society? A person sitting on the street with a discarded cup, hoping someone might drop in a $2 coin — and instead of help, they’re told to move on. If they don’t? They can be charged. Fined. Criminalised. Thousands of dollars in fines… for someone who clearly has nothing. Think about that for a moment. What lesson are we teaching here? Because it’s not about accountability. It’s not about safety. It’s not even about solutions. It’s about criminalising the homeless. Criminalising the vulnerable. Criminalising people who are already at the very bottom. And at the same time? We underfund mental health. We turn people away from services. We leave whānau without support until they hit crisis point. Then when they fall through the cracks — we punish them for it. What does that say about us? What does that say about our humanity? We cannot fine our way out of homelessness. We cannot police our way out of poverty. And we certainly cannot build stronger communities by pushing people further to the margins. If we are serious about change, then let’s start investing in real solutions: Housing. Mental health support. Addiction services. Whānau-centred care. Because right now, all we are doing is making a hard life even harder — and calling it policy. We can do better than this. We should do better than this.
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