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An Invercargill principal reports that Seymour's school lunch fiasco is reaching absurdity. They received 600 macaroni cheese lunch packs from Western Australia yesterday and "...about a third were not eaten."

From Western Australia!

How much longer will Luxon allow Seymour to keep up this charade?

Pay peanuts... get slop.

odt.co.nz/southland/principal-

Otago Daily Times Online News · Principal slams use of Aussie school lunchesA box of school lunches from Western Australia has made its way to the bottom of the country. Students at Invercargill’s Aurora College dined on "3...
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And a bunch of tramping pictures from January 2023's Around the Mountain Circuit. Which appears to currently not be circumnavigable, alas. Good that we got to do it while it was open; geology seems to strike pretty often. #Tramping #NZ

A South Auckland high school has made a desperate plea to its community after the “devastating theft” of equipment used to maintain its food garden. #NZ #Aotearoa #Givealittle #MutualAid #MutualAidRequest

A Givealittle page set up by Manurewa High School has claimed garden equipment worth more than $11,000 was stolen from its grounds last month, affecting the school’s ability to grow food for its community.

nzherald.co.nz/nz/11000-of-equ

Te Maara Kai o Wirihana community garden is next to South Auckland's Manurewa High School. Photo / Greg Bowker
NZ Herald · $11,000 of equipment stolen from community garden at Manurewa High School in South AucklandThe school claims more than $11,000 worth of garden equipment was stolen last month.

A firm contracted by Compass to deliver 125,000 New Zealand school lunches each day has gone into liquidation.

The Libelle Group didn't last long. How far are we into the school year?

If around 350,000 kids are receiving Seymour's slop each day, there's a third of capacity vanished, just like that.

Is it possible that churning out cheap slop at $3 a unit doesn't make financial sense, once Compass have taken their cut?

odt.co.nz/news/national/school

Otago Daily Times Online News · School lunch provider goes into liquidationA major provider of school lunches has been placed into liquidation, in the latest setback to the beleaguered programme.

Climate change: Falling insurance cover could hurt whole economy, conference warned

New Zealanders have short memories when it comes to major flood events, an insurance conference has been told. Photo: RNZ

As insurers move towards individual risk ratings for properties, industry leaders have warned that a growing number of homes could be left without insurance

rnz.co.nz/news/national/544378

RNZ · Climate change: Falling insurance cover could hurt whole economy, conference warnedPar Eloise Gibson, Kate Newton

A couple of exciting nature observations from #LincolnUniversityNZ today:

A korimako-NZ bellbird was back singing. They leave campus to breed in the hills over summer. A few come back and spend autumn and winter on campus. Welcome back!

Also, two students saw copper butterflies! Only one had been seen before on campus, back in 2021. We have host plants planted now so we hope they'll stay.

inaturalist.nz/observations/26
inaturalist.nz/observations/26
inaturalist.nz/observations/26

iNaturalist NZwinter copper (Lycaena 'canterbury common copper')Lycaena 'canterbury common copper' de Lincoln 7608, New Zealand le 10 Mar 2025 à 12:04 par William Harland. Possibly the first time I have seen a copper butterfly at Lincoln University! Photos taken with ...

NZ’s glaciers have already lost nearly third of their ice – as more vanishes, landscapes, lives change

As warming temperatures melt glaciers, the ice loss has repercussions for climate and water cycles. This in turn has significant impacts on landscapes, rivers, ecosystems and, ultimately, people and economies

deccanherald.com/environment/n

Deccan Herald · NZ’s glaciers have already lost nearly third of their ice – as more vanishes, landscapes, lives changePar PTI

The creeping mass surveillance NZ State via Supermarkets

awsm4u.noblogs.org/post/2025/0

In NZ, we like our fascism casual.
We are so laid back as a culture we are horizontal.
Less Goose-stepping boots, more marching crocs.
The banality of evil that NZs mass surveillance represents is so twee it’s perfectly kiwi.

awsm4u.noblogs.orgThe creeping mass surveillance NZ State via Supermarkets – Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement
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@eunews

All good, it would really help if Americans boycott billionaires. And Europeans too.

We created rhe billionaires with Thatcher and Reagan breaking unions, offshoring taxes, offshoring jobs.

We need to fix this, but right now, boycott rhe billionaires and their corporations.

Tax them, deeply. Let's make everyone a millionaire. You and them.

Tax Wealth.

cnbc.com/2019/09/12/billionair

CNBCBillionaires hurt economic growth and should be taxed out of existence, says bestselling French economistIn an interview with the French magazine L'Obs, Piketty called for a graduated wealth tax of 5% on those worth 2 million euros or more and up to 90% on those worth more than 2 billion euros.
#uspol#eupol#canpoli

Here's a male korimako (NZ bellbird) I photographed singing in our garden in Ōtautahi-Christchurch. I just uploaded it to #iNaturalistNZ. (It's a rainy Saturday morning so I'm working through some of my backlog of photos.)

inaturalist.nz/observations/26

iNaturalist NZSous-espèces Anthornis melanura melanuraAnthornis melanura melanura de Cashmere Hills, Canterbury, New Zealand le 17 Jan 2025 à 9:46 par Jon Sullivan
#birds#nz#Ōtautahi