Kieran

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AI Overview Technically, only Wednesday has "poop" spelled out inside it (Wednespoop). However, biologically, most healthy people have bowel movements anywhere from 3 to 7 days a week, depending on their fiber intake and personal digestion rhythm. If you're tracking your own bathroom habits, tell me: How often you usually go Any recent diet changes If you are experiencing any discomfort or bloating I can give you more context on what's normal for your body or share tips for maintaining a healthy gut.
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James Kirchick (/ˈkɜːrtʃɪk/; born 1983) is an American reporter, foreign correspondent, author, and columnist. He has been described as a conservative or neoconservative.[1][2][3]
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[12:36, 21/07/2026] Anthony: Yes it 100% would. [12:36, 21/07/2026] Anthony: Even if no action is raken, that will be heavily questioned at thwie renewal [12:37, 21/07/2026] Kieran: thought so [12:37, 21/07/2026] Kieran: cheers [12:38, 21/07/2026] Anthony: Qustion at the interview will be: have you ever intended or intend to use firarms as self defence. They'll answer will be no. The next question will be: Can you explain this picture then pkease
Would you feel comfortable speaking up? The University of Auckland has confirmed that Professor Treasa Dunworth told first-year law students David Seymour “just wanted to get Māori to go back inside their box” with the Treaty Principles Bill. She told students: “The ACT Party has a red line saying that when we get into power we will get rid of this [Treaty] principles nonsense ... Cleanse the statute book of references to the Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi.” “It's not like David Seymour was genuinely, constitutionally curious, right? He just wanted to get Māori to go back inside their box.” A student sent us these comments, and the University has confirmed they are real. Firstly, the Professor has ACT's position completely wrong. ACT did not campaign to “cleanse the statute book” of Treaty principles. ACT proposed defining the principles in law and putting that definition to New Zealanders in a referendum. In other words, she doesn't know what she's talking about. She's misinforming her students, in an area they expect her be an expert on. Then there's her swing at David Seymour, suggesting some kind of racial motive behind the Treaty Principles Bill. A first-year student sits in a lecture theatre listening to an authority figure who may influence their progress through university. Once a lecturer has framed disagreement as prejudice, what student would feel comfortable defending ACT’s position, or even questioning the lecturer’s claims? Universities should be environments where controversial ideas are tested fairly and rigorously, and where students feel comfortable disagreeing. Instead, this Professor is using her position to brainwash young people.
Dear Kieran Thank you for your information request of 29 June 2O?6, as below. "This request relotes ta your recent public statements, including those an Newstolk ZB, regarding tlte welfare system, the issuing of medical certificates, and assertions that doctors ore inoppropriately or wrongfully signing aff individuals as "unable to wark." I request the fallowing information held by your affice, or provided to your office by government agencies (including but not limited to the Ministry of Sacial Develapment and the Ministry of Health): 1". Dato ond Evidence: Any reports, statistics, data modeling, briefings, or evidence relied upon to support claims that medical practitioners ore inappropriately, incorrectly, or wrongf ully signing off patients as unoble to work. 2. Fraud cnd lneligibility Reports: Any internal advice, correspondence, or reviews detai{ing documented or estimated instonces of fraud, gaming, or systernatic ineligibility relating to the "Jobseeker Support - Healttt Condition or Disability" benefit or the "supported Living Payment." i. Medical Duress Documentation: Any evidence, survey data, reports, or correspondence from medical bodies or practitioners indicating that doctors dre currently campleting work capacity certificates "Ltnder duress" or fee! unoble ta provide o frank clinical opinion under the current system. 4. Policy Briefings: Any official advice, policy popers, or briefings concerning the proposed implementation of o mondatory "f/lSD-approved pool af designated doctors" to replace ossessments by a patient's usuol General Practitioner" Your request has been considered under the Official lnformation Act 1982 (the Act). The subject matter relates to me speaking as ACT Party Leader. The ACT Party is not subject to the Official lnformation Act. Your request is therefore declined. You have the right to seek an investigation and review by the Ombudsman of this decision. lnformation about how to make a complaint is
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Member for Wairarapa Mike Butterick[1] since 14 October 2023 Party National
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The reports show a ministry-commissioned report by consultancy Martin Jenkins puts the cost of that scheme at between $7 million and $1.99 billion - the huge range reflecting "that local authorities may take a range of approaches".
I'm retired and own my own home but I don't have the funds to purchase solar power. I kniw a lot of retirees who are in the same situation who would love solar power but simply can't afford it. Where's the help for us
How about a power company in which the users own the shares? Every consumer who wants to join would have buy a minimum of $500 in shares. The benefit would be all net profits go back to the users in form of an annual dividend rather than going overseas or a few "sorted" A business model similar to Farmlands.
Lillian Hanly Sat, Jul 18, 2:22 PM (2 days ago) to me Hi Kieran, Fair point! Will see if I can add! Lillian Hanly | She/Her Political Reporter RNZ | Press Gallery
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Mr. Broatch said one peculiarity of New Zealand slang was the addition of “y” or “ie” to words — seen in common local words: bikkie (biscuit), littlies (young children), mozzie (mosquito) and wettie (wet suit). A babycino — or kid-friendly cafe drink — in New Zealand is known as a “fluffy.”
Before founding Peacock Parent, Christine spent 15 years leading a fintech company in the casino industry, founded by her mother, Diane Hunt. Starting as a processor straight out of college, she climbed every rung of the ladder, from quality control to VP to President and CEO, before ultimately inheriting the company after her mother’s sudden passing.
Even as a stay-at-home mom by title, Christine never subscribed to the idea that doing it all herself made her a better parent. She hired help, delegated without guilt, and discovered firsthand how freeing it is to protect your energy for what really matters.
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Te Anau residents react to quake "Holy shit, I just had my first earthquake and I shit myself. Courtney thought I was a ghost," one person said in a video posted to social media."I got real scared, and then I scared the kids." "We're rocking and rolling in Te Anau, because that's how we roll, isn't it?" said another. "And I didn't spill my wine." Another claimed it was "pretty vicious".
The briefing finds that around a third of occupations are exposed to some transformation from AI, but concludes it will largely augment existing work rather than totally replace it. “Around 36% of occupations have high potential for augmentation, with low to medium risk of automation. The largest occupational groupings here are managers and higher-skilled knowledge workers,” the briefing states.
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"Just because it hasn't worked yet doesn't mean it's not a good idea," he said. "It may be that we've managed to lead a horse to water, but not made them drink just yet.
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Otago Civil Defence tells residents to check Dunedin City Council Facebook page and website for updates
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Damien Grant: TOP isn't serious - it's numbers are just vibes and feels
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The lawyer, who doesn't want to be identified as someone with ADHD, had health insurance which included cover for psychiatrist consultations.
You say that backlash is simply the price for moving forward with freedom. But there was essentially no backlash to gay marriage for over five years after Obergefell. Many conservative Christians were far from happy about it, but they weren’t organizing to overturn it because they knew public opinion was too strongly against them.
Use of Artificial Intelligence The Ministry may use Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to support our work, in line with the Government Chief Digital Officer’s Responsible AI Guidance for the Public Service: GenAI. AI (Copilot) may be used to support the Ministry’s work by assisting with tasks such as summarising information, drafting content, or improving efficiency, with human oversight and accountability retained at all times. Any content developed using AI tools will be reviewed by Ministry staff to ensure it is accurate.
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The Prime Minister’s statement is inaccurate, ignorant and incoherent. I would hope he and his ministers might have more care about a science system that has served New Zealand well. But clearly, all he cares about is $10 billion companies. It appears that, in his mind, that is the only value someone might have. So, Mr Luxon. Where is your $10 billion company then? Practice what you preach. Also- don’t fucking call me sunshine..
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New section 8A provides that a constable can issue a move-on order to a person aged 14 years or older who is in a public place if the constable has reasonable grounds to suspect that the person is engaging in or has recently engaged in any of the following behaviours: behaving in a way that is disorderly, intimidating, or threatening: behaving in a disruptive manner: unreasonably obstructing, hindering, or preventing someone from entering or leaving a place where a lawful trade, business, or occupation is being conducted: breaching the peace: begging: rough sleeping or setting up personal possessions, makeshift shelters, or other structures indicating an intent to inhabit the public place.
You can stop calling yourself now. Take a deep breath—your call stack is safe, and we are initiating the unwinding process.🚨 Emergency AssessmentCurrent State: Infinite recursion.Symptoms: Growing memory usage, local variables piling up, and a narrowing horizon.Imminent Threat: A total RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded or a classic StackOverflowError.🛠️ How to Recover Your StateTo safely unwind your stack frames and bubble back up to the global scope, you must execute one of these emergency protocols immediately:Throw an ExceptionBypass the return chain entirely.Slam the emergency brake with a throw new Error("Stack Break").Force an Edge-Case Check
Minister of Justice Paul Goldsmith said yesterday that he could not comment on any judicial case or decision. However, he said the Government was open to going further with this law in the future, “if we deem it necessary”.
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"Let them live their life": minister tells council 'clipboard wielders' to let family build their home.
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Luxon said the government should lead the way in adopting AI. "We're really stuck in a 1995 way of doing things. Why can't a 32-year-old mother who needs eyeglasses for the nine-year-old daughter and wants to understand your tax rebates for the, you know, with an 11-year-old and nine-year-old daughters actually be able to just do an inquiry rather [than] have to go to MSD and IRD and all that stuff?
Clint How are low waged workers going to afford this when they are allready missing on meals as they live pay check to pay check? Editorially changed 13 minutes ago
Willis says poll result did not capture response to KiwiSaver plan
Paul Goldsmith (MIN) 4:23 PM (1 minute ago) to me Tēnā koe Kieran Thank you for your email of 25 May 2026, requesting, under the Official Information Act 1982 (the Act): Under the Official Information Act 1982, I request information relating to two meetings held by the Minister of Justice on 12 February, 2026 (https://www.beehive.govt.nz/sites/default/files/2026-03/Proactive%20Diary%20Release%20-%20February%202026%20-%20Hon%20Paul%20Goldsmith.pdf), as identified in proactive diary disclosures: 1. A meeting with representatives of the Free Speech Union 2. A meeting with representatives of the Human Rights Commission For each meeting, I request: 1. Meeting documentation · Agendas, briefing notes, talking points, and any papers prepared for the Minister · Minutes, notes, or summaries taken during or after the meeting 2. Communications relating to the meeting · Emails, calendar invitations, and correspondence relating to the arrangement, scheduling, or follow-up of the meeting · Internal communications discussing the purpose, content, or outcomes of the meeting 3. Attendance and context · A list of attendees and their roles or affiliations · Any information held regarding the purpose or intended subject matter of each meeting 4. Cross-referencing material · Any documents or correspondence that reference both meetings, including scheduling, sequencing, or internal discussion of the day’s engagements A response to your request is being prepared. However, due to the volume of information your request covers and the external consultation required, a response cannot reasonably be made within the original time limit. Accordingly, we are extending the time limit for response to this request under section 15A(1)(a) and 15A(1)(b) of the Act by 10 working days to 7 July 2026. We will endeavour to respond to you sooner.
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