Sooo.....on the one hand "the court's are wrong ",and WE are giving the power back to Parliamentarians ,but if anyone wants to dispute what WE say ",we'll let the court's decide ".As for Chris Hipkins ," he doesn't listen to Kiwi's, I do," and " this is what I'm ,I mean, what THEYRE saying " ,byeee !!🤬🤣🤬🤣🤬🤣🤬🤣
I hate it when a grown adult has ideas about how children should safely cross the road aye, they don't know the struggle from their position of adult privilege, it's basically Nazism thinking they have any wisdom to impart! Thank goodness our sociology professor taught us how to think critically!
I believe what Mathew has said about him recently rings true! How did that specimen really get that position of employement and Is this really The Best New Zealand has?
Na Chris Luxon said the other day that he hasn't spoken to any beneficiaries when questioned about the effects of sanctioning beneficiaries for not complying.. So no he doesn't talk with the poor, instead he is lobbied by the rich
People are getting upset with the criminals power in the Auckland and police is chasing the community those who are going for work daily up and down and not go behind the criminals, Try to. Keep your comments to the Nations.
The education in New Zealand is terrible instead of learning the kids kapa haka and mixing English with Maori stick to English and stop confusing the kids and teach the basics learning skills like talking and reading and maths !!
Tell that to All Blacks, the Black Ferns, the Olympians, tell that to the overseas visitors who come here solely to see the Maori culture. They dont come here to see you, lilboy
Pull your big boy pants up and quit blaming Te Reo Maori as a reason for your confusion. I've read hundreds of comments that are poorly written and have numerous spelling errors.
Criticize the last government as a means to bring in radical change. what you may not have had was the chance to do any chopping .A change in the government may well use the same means of subtifuge ,the law of unintended consequence is always present.Good Sean to see you engaging with Candice owen we do need an introduction to the murky world of influence and control.Supply and demand is compounding the pain.
my concerns about how our rates are being allocated. As a taxpayer, I am keen to ensure that my contributions are not wasted on unnecessary or frivolous projects. Instead, I would be much happier to see my rates being used for meaningful improvements that benefit the community, such as new pools, parks, or other essential amenities.Stop asking some stupid questions
The government have wasted millions on their faux ‘efforts to make councils more efficient’. They could have just given the councils that money and saved rate payers.
Prime minister has nothing to do with your rates. Don't vote for councilors or mayors that want to waste money on cycleways, museums etc. Councils should provide basic services of infrastructure only,
Sadly this is National, he is right in the sense that there has been a waste of money that has been spent on projects that are no longer viable. Covid did not help and the recession isn't helping. If you look globally, New Zealand may be very small in population but larger countries like the USA, England and parts of Europe face the same challenges. and their countries New Zealand-born Kiwis run off to when New Zealand can't help pay the bills. I find it sad that there are still issues relating to the Treaty of Waitangi and- it's almost like camouflaging over preexisting issues. What is New Zealand's GDP, and what were our main imports and exports before Jacinda Ardern. The Construction industry (all areas including roading, airports and trains) was believed to be at a popular high due to New Zealand's population growth, which made no sense because New Zealand had a large unemployment issue at the same time. First, Thousands of dollars were spent on paying foreigners with potential portfolios and credentials opportunities to build that infrastructure are mostly gone. I believe those portfolios and credentials were overly rated for the work that was completed today. Sure there are some nice buildings around but they seem to look empty or have no actual purpose or use. It's still strange when foreigners were hired to do many of the medical labouring roles that could have been presented to those already on government support. What even more confusing is the number of certified, and qualified cabinet members who have been caught skimming the system, stealing from their voters and not actually having any real qualifications and experience with the positions they have been given. Secondly, why is the student loan scheme still at a high which at times is equivalent to a mortgage on a house? How is it that a young secondary High school student in New Zealand cannot find satisfactory employment and possibly a career after 5 years of secondary school? Could it be that secondary high school levers NZQA qualifications are nothing more than random subjects that possibly were taken by students who were actually not guided into any real employment direction or given guidance? I feel bad for the parents who forked out school fees that had no return on the student's ability to find employment. Even worse if you a family on the impoverished side of the social setting your $1000 fees, donations, and uniforms went to who because it didn't go to school lunches/ What real significance or value are NZQA credits in today's employment market if employers want an experienced person when schools only provide five years of a curriculum that does not cater to any employment market or help with New Zealand's GDP growth. The majority of University levers who can't find employment that has a wage or salary that covers their student loan commitments end up moving overseas. Many students who pay foreign fees and have 3 years, 5 years, or 7 years student visa extensions seem to leave also ironically applying for residency and citizenship while they are studying. If you want an example several culinary, hospitality, and business providers promote 3-year degrees pop up every 2 years.
All good and well but when they get out of school there won't be a job for them since the construction industry is in decline
Why keep repeating the same question when he already answered you?
Who are the bobblehead cronies behind you? Just weird standing there doing what? Lol
Chris Penk
Minister Chris Penk and Upper Harbour MP Cameron Brewer
They look like a couple of weird freaks.
Doing what? Justifying their six digits pay cheques with a hope that tax payers will give more for that sort of super "hard" work.
Sooo.....on the one hand "the court's are wrong ",and WE are giving the power back to Parliamentarians ,but if anyone wants to dispute what WE say ",we'll let the court's decide ".As for Chris Hipkins ," he doesn't listen to Kiwi's, I do," and " this is what I'm ,I mean, what THEYRE saying " ,byeee !!🤬🤣🤬🤣🤬🤣🤬🤣
Rich guy has ideas about how the lower 80% should live, how adorable.
Exactly !
It will take years for NZL to recover from Chairman Arden and her woke communist policies
Yeah, good point. Its always been better for poor people to learn from poor people about how to better their situation aye. Spot on mate!
I hate it when a grown adult has ideas about how children should safely cross the road aye, they don't know the struggle from their position of adult privilege, it's basically Nazism thinking they have any wisdom to impart! Thank goodness our sociology professor taught us how to think critically!
@@kanecampbell3145 shut up Nazi
US Administration
*Well now. Facing fair questions he starts to let the mask slip.*
I believe what Mathew has said about him recently rings true! How did that specimen really get that position of employement and Is this really The Best New Zealand has?
Tova gettig schooled again
Rich man wants to move back and not forward how are we as a country intend to move forward from 2011 its now 2k4
Puff the tragic dragon
01:32 look at the mask start to slide,
#BALDY PM Lookz Like He Been In An_#Jaffa #LOllie (🍬💲🍬)#Shop! @Chch💭 #HYPE_HIPPKIN💤 I hav Talk to Him!!
Is he talking about his special political career? Re: DIY, special tools, amateur 😅 definitely should not allowed to do that 😂
Has he met the beneficiary kiwis?
Na Chris Luxon said the other day that he hasn't spoken to any beneficiaries when questioned about the effects of sanctioning beneficiaries for not complying..
So no he doesn't talk with the poor, instead he is lobbied by the rich
Why should he?
@@julianhussenet7633 oh maybe he has a good imagination to base his policy decision upon. Plus he's met with ratepayer etc.
@@julianhussenet7633why shouldn't he?
He's made some big changes to their benefit entitlements thats why.@@julianhussenet7633
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People are getting upset with the criminals power in the Auckland and police is chasing the community those who are going for work daily up and down and not go behind the criminals, Try to. Keep your comments to the Nations.
Yes, luxon is correct…socialist tova and her socialist good friend hipkins need to get out more😉🤣🤣
Lol. They’re only out and about 200% more than Luxon
You would have no idea what socialism is .
@@poerava Yea,dribbling BS
@@jamesstewart2993
You can access their calendars and look at their community engagement bro.
When are you going to do something meaningful about the gangs and rampant crime? You will be voted out if you fail
The education in New Zealand is terrible instead of learning the kids kapa haka and mixing English with Maori stick to English and stop confusing the kids and teach the basics learning skills like talking and reading and maths !!
Tell that to All Blacks, the Black Ferns, the Olympians, tell that to the overseas visitors who come here solely to see the Maori culture. They dont come here to see you, lilboy
Pull your big boy pants up and quit blaming Te Reo Maori as a reason for your confusion. I've read hundreds of comments that are poorly written and have numerous spelling errors.
Criticize the last government as a means to bring in radical change. what you may not have had was the chance to do any chopping .A change in the government may well use the same means of subtifuge ,the law of unintended consequence is always present.Good Sean to see you engaging with Candice owen we do need an introduction to the murky world of influence and control.Supply and demand is compounding the pain.
Haha physically swats Tova away as she hits a nerve.
Stop repeating yourself boring self luxon.
my concerns about how our rates are being allocated. As a taxpayer, I am keen to ensure that my contributions are not wasted on unnecessary or frivolous projects. Instead, I would be much happier to see my rates being used for meaningful improvements that benefit the community, such as new pools, parks, or other essential amenities.Stop asking some stupid questions
The government have wasted millions on their faux ‘efforts to make councils more efficient’.
They could have just given the councils that money and saved rate payers.
Prime minister has nothing to do with your rates. Don't vote for councilors or mayors that want to waste money on cycleways, museums etc. Councils should provide basic services of infrastructure only,
Sadly this is National, he is right in the sense that there has been a waste of money that has been spent on projects that are no longer viable. Covid did not help and the recession isn't helping.
If you look globally, New Zealand may be very small in population but larger countries like the USA, England and parts of Europe face the same challenges. and their countries New Zealand-born Kiwis run off to when New Zealand can't help pay the bills.
I find it sad that there are still issues relating to the Treaty of Waitangi and- it's almost like camouflaging over preexisting issues. What is New Zealand's GDP, and what were our main imports and exports before Jacinda Ardern.
The Construction industry (all areas including roading, airports and trains) was believed to be at a popular high due to New Zealand's population growth, which made no sense because New Zealand had a large unemployment issue at the same time.
First, Thousands of dollars were spent on paying foreigners with potential portfolios and credentials opportunities to build that infrastructure are mostly gone. I believe those portfolios and credentials were overly rated for the work that was completed today. Sure there are some nice buildings around but they seem to look empty or have no actual purpose or use.
It's still strange when foreigners were hired to do many of the medical labouring roles that could have been presented to those already on government support. What even more confusing is the number of certified, and qualified cabinet members who have been caught skimming the system, stealing from their voters and not actually having any real qualifications and experience with the positions they have been given.
Secondly, why is the student loan scheme still at a high which at times is equivalent to a mortgage on a house? How is it that a young secondary High school student in New Zealand cannot find satisfactory employment and possibly a career after 5 years of secondary school?
Could it be that secondary high school levers NZQA qualifications are nothing more than random subjects that possibly were taken by students who were actually not guided into any real employment direction or given guidance? I feel bad for the parents who forked out school fees that had no return on the student's ability to find employment. Even worse if you a family on the impoverished side of the social setting your $1000 fees, donations, and uniforms went to who because it didn't go to school lunches/
What real significance or value are NZQA credits in today's employment market if employers want an experienced person when schools only provide five years of a curriculum that does not cater to any employment market or help with New Zealand's GDP growth.
The majority of University levers who can't find employment that has a wage or salary that covers their student loan commitments end up moving overseas. Many students who pay foreign fees and have 3 years, 5 years, or 7 years student visa extensions seem to leave also ironically applying for residency and citizenship while they are studying.
If you want an example several culinary, hospitality, and business providers promote 3-year degrees pop up every 2 years.