Mōrena e te whānau folks from Tauiwi Tautoko are meeting at Phillipstown hub āpōpō Sunday 1 to 3 pm, to write postcards to MPs about the Treaty Principles Bill, in support of Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Come with? I’m going to bring some focaccia too for no particular reason 🇮🇹❤️

That's ok 😀 It's such a great idea. Here's a news item about it. Maybe this will inspire someone near you start something similar 🐶 www.stuff.co.nz/auckland/loc...

Dog Share Collective is a New Zealand enterprise and only operates here. I don't know what's available elsewhere.

Dog Share Collective! People without dogs can get matched with dogs that need walking / playing with www.thedogsharecollective.com

The Dog Share Collective

You can't always be around your dog. Good thing is, heaps of people would love to have a dog around, just sometimes. Our mission is to make that introduction, with The Dog Share Collective.

This was a really informative listen! Particularly about zombie projects, wind consents, and the absolute vagueness of many projects …

It’s made things substantially worse. Prescriptions cost, buses cost more, GPs prices have gone up. I got no tax relief so I’m worse. Also out-of-work public servant that can’t not get a job because there are also no jobs.

Yup. Infuriatingly so

A $3billion hospital or a $10 billion tunnel and a highway that’ll cost 10% of total infrastructure spend. New Zealand’s current government is choosing roads over hospitals. That is all. newsroom.co.nz/2024/10/01/r...

Dunedin Hospital cuts spark roads v health debate

Today from The Detail: Questions are being raised about our healthcare infrastructure taking a back seat to roads after the Dunedin Hospital back-track

Kikorangi whānau if you haven’t signed the petition to save Dunedin Hospital, please do. Thank you. Even if you don’t live in Otago/Southland, this is really important. Your hospital could (and probably will) be next. #HospitalCutsHurtwww.change.org/p/reverse-th...

Sign the Petition

Reverse the announced cuts to the New Dunedin Hospital

Oh look, Academies are kind of shit. amp.theguardian.com/education/20...www.ucl.ac.uk/news/2024/au...

Social segregation increases where primary free schools open

On average, social segregation of students has increased in neighbourhoods where mainstream primary free schools opened, and neighbouring schools have lost students, finds a report by UCL researchers.