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Mike Hunty
Reply to  Editor
7 months ago

Fk the scummy Media. I wouldn’t cross the road to piss on them, even if they were on fire.

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Mike Hunty
7 months ago

i hope youd find the courage to cross the road to assist… if you were carrying a petrol can 🙂

Viking
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
7 months ago

AFAIK hunty is not Muslim.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

I do like a good kebab though…and hummus..and a bit of goat 🤷‍♂️

bobthebldr
bobthebldr
Reply to  Mike Hunty
7 months ago

One assumes you eat the goat.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  bobthebldr
7 months ago

only after I’ve shagged it.

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  Mike Hunty
7 months ago

That’s very muslim of you.

wiseowl
Reply to  Mike Hunty
7 months ago

Disgusting.

Saggy
Reply to  Mike Hunty
7 months ago

Apparently eating goats is fine, and shagging goats is fine, but you’re not supposed to eat the goats you’ve shagged. Perfectly reasonable. But if you have a lot of goats, how do you remember which ones you shagged? Maybe ear marks or something.

FJA
FJA
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

I did read at one point that it was ok to shag it and sell it on to someone, but not ok to consume it yourself. Though I looked a while back and saw something different.

Would almost guarantee it’s ok to sell the shagged goat if the recipient is a kafir.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

Oh I just leave a bite mark on its arse so I know I’ve been there. What? Doesn’t everyone? Cindy for PM.

nasska
Reply to  Mike Hunty
7 months ago

“I have no objection to anyone’s sex life as long as they don’t practice it in the street & frighten the horses.”

Oscar Wilde

rightoverlabour
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

Now that I am on horse paste do I get an exemption? Asking for a filly, neigh, friend…

nasska
Reply to  rightoverlabour
7 months ago

We did expect a few flow-on effects. A quick trot around your nearest abbey & an inside tip on the Auckland Cup should see you back in Huey’s good books.

bobthebldr
bobthebldr
Reply to  Mike Hunty
7 months ago

Get back on your meds.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  bobthebldr
7 months ago

You haven’t been told today…’ave ya

Saggy
Reply to  Mike Hunty
7 months ago

Which bit?

bobthebldr
bobthebldr
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

eating or shagging?

Viking
7 months ago

A middle-aged woman seemed sheepish as she visited her gynaecologist.
“Come now,” coaxed the doctor,
“you’ve been seeing me for years. There’s nothing you can’t tell me.”
“This one’s kind of strange,” the woman said.
“Let me be the judge of that,” the doctor replied.
“Well,” she said,
“yesterday I went to the bathroom in the morning and heard a plink-plink-plink in the toilet. When I looked down, the water was full of pennies.”
“I see,” commented the doctor calmly.
“That afternoon, I went to the bathroom again and, plink-plink-plink, there were 5 more in the bowl,” the woman continued.
“That night,” she went on, “I went again, and plink-plink-plink, there were 50!. This morning, there were 100 coins!”
“You’ve got to tell me what’s wrong with me!” she implored.
“I’m scared out of my wits!”
The gynaecologist put a comforting hand on her shoulder.
“There, there, it’s nothing to be scared about,” he said.

(Ready for this?)
(I’m warning you……)
~~~~~~~~~~
(Still not too late……delete now!)
~~~~~~~~~~
“You’re simply going through the change”

Viking
7 months ago

It’s only two weeks into January, and 2026 already feels like a season of Game of Thrones.
Well, if you took out all the fire, dragons, sex appeal, great outfits, and gobsmacking political intrigue… then set the whole thing in Paeroa with a budget of $5k.
In other words, it’s election year, baby. Get ready for another 50 or so weekly episodes of “Who will take the Greenstone Throne?” Episode one dropped last week, with media speculation that Winston the Immortal will finally ascend to power at the end of the year.

Yep. Winnie as prime minister. All those years a kingmaker, finally a king.
Basically the buzz around the hive for a few months now has been that National will barely stagger over 30%. Labour won’t do much better, but will bleed its older, blue collar vote to NZ First. I’ve had people excitedly whispering to me that NZ First is expecting 15%.

Which, if you’re not a politico nerd, basically means that National and/or Labour will end up needing Winnie to make a Government (as ever) and NZ First will be a medium-size party not a minor one (that’s new). They’ll limp to Winston’s door, clutching a battered bouquet of supermarket carnations, and ask to take him to prom.
And, supposedly, he’ll only accept if they make him prom king.

Wild, hey? Although crucially, it’s not as wild as it would have been three years ago had someone suggested it back then. See, I think half the reason these rumours start is they’re trying to test the ground to see how the public react. Could we actually pull this off without causing mass rioting?
It’s a good question. And it turns out the answer is, probably.

Until now, if you’re under 30, you think he’s a bit of a joke, if you’re over 70, you think he’s a bit of a dish, and if you’re in the middle… he’s just, well, Winnie.
The permanent paprika of the parliamentary spice rack. The official pain in the ass of whichever squarer, slightly more sensible soul was in power. According to polls, his net approval/disapproval is actually 0. He’s the only political figure who is equally loved (36%) as he is hated (36%). In other words, he’s the love-him-or-hate-him foil.
But what happens when there’s no one to play foil to?

What I found fascinating is that whenever I floated this idea last week, people didn’t laugh. They sighed. Three years ago they would have dismissed it out of hand – “He’s an antagonist, not the main character!” Last week, the response sounded like, “Lol, that dude,” deep sigh, “well, he can’t be any worse than those other two muppets.” In other words, we’ve run out of main characters to elect.
No one likes Luxon, we’re not ready to go back to Hipkins, and we’d sooner elect the Purple Wiggle than David Seymour. Chloe Swarbrick and Erica Stanford need another five years or so before they really step in this ring. Short of Helen Clark dragging the Batmobile out of storage, who else is there?

So Winnie’s greatest electoral superpower is the fact he is the last man standing.
He also benefits from our current total and utter leadership drought. Objectively, but especially in comparison to Luxon and Hipkins, Winnie looks like a leader. He’s smart, charismatic and statesman-esque (when he wants to be). In real life, he has the supernova quality that real, old school stars have; when they can tip the room on its axis and draw everyone into them as unstoppably as gravity.
The first time I met him, he walked into the room like a superannuated Robert Redford. Well. If Robert Redford’s groupies were all 50-year-old men who worked in finance, and wanted him to sign the back of their quarter zip merino jumper. But still. For a moment there, I understood why people vote for this guy.

Then he stopped, mid-speech, to tell me I’m an idiot in front of the whole room. And I remembered exactly why people hate this guy.

And this love-or-hate-him glitter is leadership, but it’s typically anti-hero leadership. But when you run out of heroes…

And God, this episode is depressing. I don’t mean the idea of Winnie as PM is necessarily depressing – but us feeling like there’s no one else certainly is. Even if this happened, it’s not a long-term solution, it’s probably Winston’s last election. And then who’s left?
Right now, NZ feels like it’s in a pot of quickly boiling water. We’ve currently got a government that manages for today instead of planning for tomorrow. Which is fine if you’re over 60 and you’ll be dead by the time problems like climate change or underfunding our water infrastructure really hit home. But if under 60, you need a government that’s thinking long term. Where are THOSE guys?
Wherever you stand on Winnie, he cannot be our only hope. He’s a lot of things, but he’s not Obi Wan Kenobi with a super gold card.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/360922373/winston-peters-appeal-hes-last-man-standing

Now that will wind a few up with their fantasy biases.

Mcduff
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

Geez, a bit of warning would be nice.
I read that whole thing and only then found it was written by Verity Johnson.What a waste of time. I agree with Peters that she is an idiot, but she should realise that not everyone between childhood and senility thinks he’s the second coming.
It’s his time… to retire.

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  Mcduff
7 months ago

”problems like climate change” – yes, definitely an idiot.

Viking
Reply to  Mcduff
7 months ago

Had I not put the link there, what would you have said?

Some people still think (including himself) that he is the saviour of the Human Race.

He hunts with the hares and runs with the hounds.

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

*Runs with the hares and hunts with the hounds.

Hares do not hunt hounds – at least not on Earth. Maybe on Planet Viking…

Viking
Reply to  Starving Artist
7 months ago

Perhaps you would like to try reading that again. SLOWLY.

Saggy
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

True. But I think he can be relied upon to do the RIGHT thing this election. Reason being, I imagine this will be his last election. You’re only remembered for your last gig. He won’t want to go down in history as the biggest c**t in NZ politics.

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

The year is 2050. 94 tear old Winston Peters declares he will not accept the baubles of office – then accepts the baubles of office. New leader of NZ First not yet appointed.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  Starving Artist
7 months ago

You triggered me SA by mentioning “94 tear old”

Triggered me to see & figure full rheumy running teary eyes, with such quavery emotion in saying “No Thanks” to the baubles of office, then the relunctance about the needed self sacrifice within of the acceptance speech.

Last edited 7 months ago by Simpleton1
Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  Simpleton1
7 months ago

Well done spotting my typo.

Viking
Reply to  Starving Artist
7 months ago

You didn’t do a typo did you?

No, it makes perfect sense. By then he will be 105 years fo senility.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

He’ll do what’s BEST FOR WINSTON.

No promises that once Winston gets power he won’t backtrack on everything he’s spouted for. As fickle as the wind, or as Ed would say, never trust a maori with a briefcase.

Trouble is there’s no other competent leadership on the horizon.

Last edited 7 months ago by waikatogirl
FJA
FJA
Reply to  waikatogirl
7 months ago

I’ve said multiple times that Winston will do the right thing. That comes from an individual close to the NZF leadership, as well as my own reasoning.

But even just for the reason Saggy stated:

“He won’t want to go down in history as the biggest c**t in NZ politics.”

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  waikatogirl
7 months ago

deleted 🙂

Last edited 7 months ago by waikatogirl
Mcduff
Reply to  waikatogirl
7 months ago

Agree with everything you’ve written, except, the last sentence should have the word ‘other’ removed.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Mcduff
7 months ago

I added ‘other’ at the last moment.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  waikatogirl
7 months ago

I rate..slightly..Shane Jones.

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Mike Hunty
7 months ago

Did you two watch porn together? ( although I agree)

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

manages for today instead of planning foe tommorow… well the stupid airhead bint has got something right but i doubt she woulda thought the same about labour govt.

Viking
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
7 months ago

You’re out early
Its obviously not 8.00am in the mine yet?

Saggy
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

V sticks his head above the parapet to see what will happen.
Hint: probably same as last time and the time before that

Viking
Reply to  Saggy
7 months ago

He wrote that while in the loo, so had to get on the bus in a hurry.
No time to resp[od.
Ain’t it great?

I am a stupid boy
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

i literally did type it while i was having my morning dump before heading bush. only 7grams of gold today old chap, still beats working for other cnuts tho and had a pretty good past few days.

Viking
Reply to  I am a stupid boy
7 months ago

yep, never enjoyed working for anyone else.

Viking
7 months ago

Groom just about got his virgin
But boom.
Bride and groom among 8 killed in gas cylinder blast at wedding in Pakistan’s capital
https://www.stuff.co.nz/world-news/360923031/bride-and-groom-among-8-killed-gas-cylinder-blast-wedd

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

Someone needs to speak to the Head Wobbler about that.

Saggy
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

He’ll still get his virgin, but now he gets an extra 71.

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
7 months ago
Alice
7 months ago

Talking of Election Year I watched this yesterday and thought it very good:

Three tips for the 2026 New Zealand Election
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mYMtPOtkeE

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  Alice
7 months ago

We need to tighten up on requiring a better standard of MP, especially the list that tends to attract the unemployable, weird and whacky. Politicians tend to be full of hubris and many now lean toward communism and authoritarianism.

Where are the competent men of yesteryear? All we ask for in politicians is common sense, basic economic understanding and have the balls to implement fairness – one law for all and accountability back into politics.

Where is our Trump??

Last edited 7 months ago by waikatogirl
Mike Hunty
Reply to  Alice
7 months ago

2 ticks Seymour/ACT. *runs for cover whilst giving the finger*

Nunnas
Reply to  Mike Hunty
7 months ago

It really looks like the choices are poor, whinestone or seeless are as bad as each other and both are the best of the worst. No matter what way we go we will be fucked by them.

Viking
Reply to  Mike Hunty
7 months ago

Pull it out ya arse, then.

But actually, that is without doubt the best choice currently, and that’s given Seymour’s inability to fess up about the jabs.

Act is at least slightly to the right, which is fine.

The basic Principle to be; Remove Privilege.
Using taxpayers’ money or the law to create a privilege needs to be rooted out of this country.

bobthebldr
bobthebldr
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

Act is at least slightly to the right, which is fine.

I met someone recently in South Island who considers Seymour too far left. Loved it.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

Get over that

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  Mike Hunty
7 months ago

Why should anyone get over the attempt at mass murder by vaccine?

Viking
Reply to  Starving Artist
7 months ago

I agree, but real life gives us even worse choices.

Mike Hunty
Reply to  Starving Artist
7 months ago

Ya tinfoil hats a little tight.

Mike Hunty
7 months ago

Rumour still has it MacAnulty is going to tip Hipkins out before the next election. Bring it on. They both have zero wow factor.

Nunnas
Reply to  Mike Hunty
7 months ago

None of them have any wow factor, we need to nuke the beehive and start again

bobthebldr
bobthebldr
7 months ago

I see Ms Wang did well in the tennis. Hope she doesn’t marry a Mr King.

The Ancient Hooligan
Reply to  bobthebldr
7 months ago

Excellent Bob, in Mr King’s defence, that would be a stroke of luck.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
7 months ago

Update from Tousi, 2,000 killed but the Iranian people are winning

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99_POM2-mLI
🚨 BREAKING: Trump Sending HELP To Iranians – IRGC Forces Destroyed In Tehran
Tousi TV

Last edited 7 months ago by waikatogirl
nasska
Reply to  waikatogirl
7 months ago

During most uprisings opinions are in abundance, propaganda is everywhere & facts are few . Iran is no exception & I’d be wary of anyone writing off the Republican Guard.

What does seem likely is that Khamenei has lost the support of the police & the army. The individuals who make up the IRGC have no future in a semi secular democracy which Iran may yet become & will fight to the end.

waikatogirl
waikatogirl
Reply to  waikatogirl
7 months ago

What a wicket web we weave. Political moves with horrendous consequences. Why Iran had a revolution.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-xSiTyVn7M
How Britain Took Control of Iran After World War II

Last edited 7 months ago by waikatogirl
Viking
Reply to  waikatogirl
7 months ago

City Of London stuff all over again.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  wiseowl
7 months ago

Thanks Wiseowl,

So many are so unaware as “kool-aid” of He Puapua of various options are still being handed out, as I mentioned yesterday in this thread & with some other similar links.
https://ysb.co.nz/have-your-say-628/#comment-465144

Geoff Parker has put many good points on how that has been kept on track, which takes more holds on all our lives.

nasska
7 months ago

Did you know that placing your genitals in the freezer for 5 minutes lowers your body temperature quicker than any other body part?

It is also the quickest way to get a lifetime trespass from PaknSav. 

rightoverlabour
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

You get a similar ban if you stick your dick into the salami slicer while working. Especially if she is at the front counter.

bobthebldr
bobthebldr
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

you’re a funny dude.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
7 months ago

I know we look at the Ukraine, will it esculate?
Iran, & the possible various ways this may esculate?
Venezuela and the flow on effects to Colombia, & Mexico?

However on the USA homeland, there are the many various welfare frauds, day care, health centres, with ICE sorting out the worst of Immigration in a number of States & Cities.

This article shows the settings, precedence with historic time lines on the Domestic Homeland Front in the USA,

The formal proclamation to disperse before military deployment.
It designates unlawful actors, issues formal warning, establishes consequences.

Governors dismiss it as political theater.
Constitutional attorneys recognize something else.

The proclamation was already issued.
Trump just didn’t announce it as such.
https://ekolovesyou.com/p/the-insurrection-proclamation?

So it seems that for the past year, the White House has been lining up “Ducks in Row” to gain legitmacy.

Timing to win; the actual need, to show transparency, to show up hypocrisy to win through..

Because also the opposition, with resources of money, & the indoctrinated will be very loud, vociferous, and viciously violent, along with many of the Judiciary.

Is it to let out enough rope as the Socialist Democrats pull & tug on it, to entangle, etc.. ?

Last edited 7 months ago by Simpleton1
waikatogirl
waikatogirl
7 months ago

Time for a question 😜

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/yzYJAHL5-wc
What do you call an Indian…? 🤣

Last edited 7 months ago by waikatogirl
nasska
7 months ago

This country’s dazed & confused followers of what doesn’t exist have jumped the shark……again. This time instead of the Leftfooters it’s the turn of the Methodists to push the boundaries of sanity & reality.

It has fallen to the hapless hacks at https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/auckland/methodist-church-launches-probe-into-whistleblower-claims-of-exorcism-rituals-at-wesley-college/K6AT6PS22ZEU5NO75AZK7MAMSU/ to expose the shenanigans.

#. “An investigation is under way into claims “deliverance and exorcism” rituals to rid students of “demonic serpents” were performed by staff at an embattled Auckland school.”

Back in my boarding school days we lined up at “sick parade” & reported to Matron if we had a crook guts or collywoddles but it seems times change. Nevertheless:

#. “A complainant from the school provided images of the “prayer classes” which they said showed staff “laying hands” on students. It’s alleged the young people were encouraged to help rid fellow students of dark forces and taught to “speak in tongues”.”

The Godaddled are approaching peak crazy!

Viking
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

Not only the Methodist and laft footers.

Auckland film-maker Rajneel Singh jailed for child sexual abuse material, loses suppression, industry in shock

  • Auckland film-maker Rajneel Singh was jailed for three years and three months for distributing child sexual abuse material.
  • Police found 554 files on Singh’s devices after a raid in March 2023.
  • Former colleague Annamarie Connors expressed relief and heartbreak, saying Singh’s offending was the ultimate betrayal.

An Auckland film-maker who directed kids’ TV shows has been jailed for distributing graphic child sexual abuse material after sending images to a “decoy” police detective online.

Starving Artist
Starving Artist
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

# years & 3 months – but bent cop McSkimming gets a cushy home deteniton.

nasska
Reply to  Starving Artist
7 months ago

Justice is what the poor & powerless receive. The wealthy & the well connected receive immunity from consequences.

Simpleton1
Simpleton1
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

“sick parade” & reported to Matron 

Who would dollop out a hellish sulphurous mix. for the ones who suffered with a mess of pimples.

Later the resultant salvoes, even if fired off silent & violent; could clear a “Common room” with in seconds.

nasska
Reply to  Simpleton1
7 months ago

The crap diet didn’t help much either. After certain meals the air in the classroom during evening prep approached the point where sparks or naked lights would have been hazardous.

Cabbage nights were dicey. Baked beans & green apples were to be avoided at all costs!

Mike Hunty
Reply to  nasska
7 months ago

very cheeky bouquet

Curious
Reply to  Mike Hunty
7 months ago

In light of certain revelations earlier today I wonder if Nelson has a dog like this. Sounds like it needs it.
comment image

Viking
Reply to  Mike Hunty
7 months ago

Rai valley wine.

Viking
7 months ago

The best and worst public sector workplaces have been revealed in a survey exposing low morale in a “gutted” public service, claims of workplace bullying, and frustration over what some staff call an “overcooked” use of te ao Māori.
The 2025 Public Service Census surveyed 44,000 government employees, asking them to rate their job satisfaction from “very dissatisfied” to “very satisfied”.
Of 41 public service organisations, the Education Review Office had the highest share of dissatisfied or very dissatisfied staff, at 28.5%.
It was followed by the Ministry for Ethnic Communities, the Ministry of Transport, the Ministry of Māori Development Puni Kōkiri, and the Ministry for Women, all of which ranged from 26.4% to 19.4%.
Ministry of Defence staff were the happiest, with 79.4% satisfied or very satisfied, followed by the new Ministry for Regulation, the Independent Children’s Monitor, the Ministry for Pacific Peoples, and the Crown Law Office, all of which sat above 75%…week.
Comments from staff at the five low-ranking departments have been released under the Official Information Act, but do not identify which organisation the comments came from.
Issues with management and leadership were a key issue for the five troubled departments, the Public Service Commission told the Herald.
Staff called for “less micromanagement”, pointed to a culture of “top down and do as I said” leadership, and claimed managers “rarely have the time to stop and check on the wellbeing of staff members”.

Others took issue with workplace culture, saying in some cases it has got so bad it’s caused a “continual exodus of staff”.
TheGovernment’s cost savings initiative, which led to widespread lay-offs across the sector, was frequently cited as a cause of low morale.
“Last year’s restructuring gutted key areas of expertise. Key positions remain vacant and ongoing attritional vacancies are not being filled,” a public servant wrote. “The priorities have not changed; the deliverables have not changed, the size and aggregate capability of the workforce tasked with them has significantly reduced.”

Free and frank advice to ministers, a principal tenet of the public service, was seen by some as being compromised or “muddled” with the desire to remain onside with their political masters.
One person called for “freer and franker conversations with ministers instead of slavish devotion to not upsetting them”.
Another said departments needed to protect independent advice and that managers “must not muddle in ministerial advice in attempt of setting the ‘right tone’.”
Some government workers wanted more courses in te reo, tikanga and cultural competency, while others took a different view of the place of te ao Māori in the public service.
“We could dial back on matauranga Māori – it’s a proportional thing, like most of the public service we’ve overcooked it and are out of step with the public outside of Wellington. It’s also costly,” one wrote.

“When we’re learning karakia we’re not doing our day jobs or learning directly work-relevant skills,” they said.
“Less focus on Treaty and more focus on delivering for the taxpayer!” another said.
“Further extend key elements of a Māori-style interview beyond mihimihi and karakia … Incorporate questions that assess the candidate’s understanding of the department’s Māori values, Treaty of Waitangi,” another called for.

Viking
7 months ago

A 28-year-old man has been arrested after police allegedly found him with a fake gun in Auckland’s city centre.
Armed officers took a 28-year-old man into custody near the intersection of Cook and Hobson Sts about 4.45pm today.
It followed reports received by police earlier today of a man having a firearm on Great North Rd in New Lynn, before leaving the area.

Inquiries had been underway when police received information the man was on Nelson St in the central city.
An imitation firearm has since been recovered.
Police said there was no indication the firearm was presented at anyone and they would look to lay charges.

Yeah spend the taxpayers money ya idiots.

rightoverlabour
Reply to  Viking
7 months ago

What a fucking joke. One way to stop this crap is for most to do military service. Then you know what a real gun looks like and don’t phone 111 every time a kid pulls out a water pistol.

Viking
7 months ago

Another one gone.

The executive director of the Firearms Safety Authority is retiring two months after the police watchdog’s scathing report into how police handled allegations of sexual offending by former Deputy Commissioner Jevon McSkimming.
RNZ earlier revealed the identities of some of the senior leaders referred to in the 135-page report by the Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA).
Among them is Ms G, who RNZ understands is Angela Brazier, executive director of the Firearms Safety Authority (FSA).

Viking
7 months ago

Ardern acting the mad cow as usual.

Dame Jacinda Ardern joins boycott of Australian arts festival over barring of Palestinian author

Curious
7 months ago

A couple of months ago I posted about being on the waiting list at North Shore Hospital. Just got another update letter.

“You have been on the waiting list for 360 days to see the Ophthalmology Service. We are sorry for the wait, and thank you for your patience. We are committed to arranging an
appointment or your procedure as soon as we can.”

Actually it’s longer than 360 days they have either subtracted a few or it’s 360 working days.

rightoverlabour
7 months ago

Why does New Zealand still regard its self as a 1st World country? Our roads are fucked. Our airline is more parked up than flying. Now we have another ferry issue. Some of our laws are pathetic and our top cops watched bestiality and kiddy porn. We can’t own decent guns, or drive at a reasonable speed. Our Health, Education and Public Transport systems are a mess. You cant drink a glass of wine on the beach with your family. It takes a century to build a fucking rail tunnel. Our Navy needs glass bottomed boats to inspect its ships. Maybe we need to do an Iranian style protest…… ( Yes I know I could go back to South Africa, but at least they know why the place is fucked, and don’t pretend it’s not).

Curious
Reply to  rightoverlabour
7 months ago

On the brighter side Cindy is no longer pm and I am still able to walk on the beach and paddle my feet every morning.

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Sun
16 °
Mon
13 °
Tue
14 °
NZD - New Zealand Dollar
USD
1.6778
EUR
1.9538
AUD
1.2076
CAD
1.2111
GBP
2.2795
JPY
0.0105
CNY
0.2497
INR
0.0176

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