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This Govt's big vulnerability
This week, Raw Politics examines what has become a regular point of weakness for the coalition and asks why National, Act and NZ First can't seem to get on top of the health system's political risks.
Newsroom political editor Laura Walters, senior political reporter Marc Daalder and co-editor Tim Murphy discuss if Health Minister Shane Reti has been fairly blamed, or if his minor party associates and broader Cabinet funding indecision have combined to undo his first nine months in office.
We look at the brewing storm between the Act Party and the Speaker, Gerry Brownlee, which is in part a result of the open warring between Act and Te Pāti Māori and part Brownlee's impatience at parties resiling from agreed cross-party agreements for the business of the House.
The panel anticipates this weekend's National Party AGM in Auckland - will it be a triumph in ancient Roman terms for the caucus returning from Wellington having changed the whole political orthodoxy in the capital and putting their virtual-signalling opponents on the back foot?
Finally, the panelists recommend something to read, listen to or watch on the weekend ahead.
Marc: David Williams' Newsroom story disclosing finance minister Nicola Willis overruled advice on a South Island waste-to-energy facility.
Tim: Another in-house one here, for Laura Walters' Newsroom story analysing the wholesale changes at the top of the public service.
Laura: The Guardian’s two-part analysis with in-depth interactive looking at all of the coalition Government’s policies that are expected to have a negative impact on Māori.
Raw Politics will be available on Apple podcasts or wherever you get your favourite shows every Friday, and you can watch it on CZcams above.
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Apologising through action, not words | Raw Poitics
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This week on the Raw Politics podcast: Financial woes at Health New Zealand and the Royal Commission report challenges the Government’s gang crackdown newsroom.co.nz Health Minister Shane Reti has ended months of speculation by unveiling the scale of financial crisis at Health New Zealand / Te Whatu Ora. This week, Raw Politics examines who should take the blame for a growing deficit at the cou...
To cut Orr not to cut
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This week on the Raw Politics podcast: The Government drops a new climate plan and inflation falls faster than expected Read more on newsroom.co.nz: newsroom.co.nz The public finally gets to peek behind the curtain at the details of the Government's approach to climate - and it's an unimpressive, if not unsurprising, view. This week, the Raw Politics panel breaks down the 123-page emissions red...
Greens and Peters defy political gravity
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On this week’s Raw Politics podcast: Why the Greens' annus horribilis hasn't sunk them in the polls, plus Biden, Peters, Luxon, ageing and diplomacy Read more on newsroom.co.nz: newsroom.co.nz The Greens remain in a standoff with their former MP Darleen Tana, in another instance of a highly public controversy that is yet to harm them substantially in the public opinion polls. This week the Raw ...
The Government’s big purge
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On this week’s episode of the Raw Politics podcast: Who might be next as the cleanout of senior public servants and directors gathers momentum Read more on newsroom.co.nz: newsroom.co.nz Kāinga Ora has been purged, KiwiRail has lost three directors, senior public servants are retiring or being encouraged to pursue alternative careers. Where does it stop? This week on Raw Politics the panel trie...
The glasses clink in the coalition bunker
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In this week’s episode of Newsroom’s weekly politics podcast, we ask who needs evidence for policies, we talk ferries and pull apart the latest polls Read more on newsroom.co.nz: newsroom.co.nz This week's recommendations: Marc - A telling article from the US on Heatmap about that country’s troubles building one big power line: Laura - An Associated Press backgrounder on what led to thousands s...
A-listers only for hustler Luxon
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In this week’s episode of Newsroom’s weekly politics podcast, we look at the PM’s foot-in-mouth over low-level business types, scrutinise Scrutiny Week and work out what species we should pay up to save. Read more on newsroom.co.nz: newsroom.co.nz This week's recommendations: Tim - A good look in The Guardian at the political weaponising of videos of Joe Biden - and Donald Trump to a degree - l...
A one-term government?
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In this week’s episode of Newsroom’s weekly politics podcast, we look at the chance of a Labour rebound, NZ's climate retreat and problems for Act. Read more on newsroom.co.nz: newsroom.co.nz/2024/06/14/raw-politics-a-one-term-government/ This week's recommendations: Laura - A documentary from the late Stuff Circuit team on Chinese interference in New Zealand. www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/350307138/...
Fleeced - the raw injustice of perpetual leases on Māori land
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In this new video investigation from the Mata Reports series by the Aotearoa Media Collective, reporter Mihingarangi Forbes highlights an ongoing and confronting land injustice. Read more on newsroom.co.nz
What’s really going on with Te Pāti Māori
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In this week’s episode of Newsroom’s weekly politics podcast, we look at the allegations against Te Pāti Māori over the misuse of personal data, and unpick the party’s political strategy. Read more on newsroom.co.nz: newsroom.co.nz/2024/06/07/raw-politics-whats-really-going-on-with-te-pati-maori/ This week's recommendations: Tim - Professor Chris Jackson’s commentary for Newsroom on the flaws i...
Nicola prescribes a tummy tuck
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In this week’s episode of Newsroom’s weekly politics podcast, we peer over a fiscal cliff and search for the hits and misses of Budget 2024. Read more on newsroom.co.nz: newsroom.co.nz/2024/05/31/raw-politics-nicola-prescribes-a-tummy-tuck/ This week's recommendations: Laura - Joel MacManus’ hilarious Spinoff Budget debate sketch from the House thespinoff.co.nz/politics/30-05-2024/giant-hands-a...
Is that a tax boost in your pocket?
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The Raw Politics podcast on whether Nicola Willis can pull out a winning Budget next week - and whether your pocket will feel any happier. Read more on newsroom.co.nz: newsroom.co.nz/?p=271260 This week's recommendations: Tim - A great exchange in the House on housing between Kieran McAnulty and Chris Bishop. videos.parliament.nz/on-demand?fullDay=False&parliament=54&id=6718c749-29ed-451d-3b31-...
Crime and (perceptions of) conflict | Raw Politics | S02 EP02
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In this week’s episode of Newsroom’s weekly politics podcast, the Press Gallery office patches in the Christchurch studio to discuss a big law and order announcement and Shane Jones’ undeclared dinner. Read more on newsroom.co.nz: newsroom.co.nz/?p=269311 David William's piece on Shane Jones: newsroom.co.nz/2024/05/15/jones-undeclared-dinner-had-two-more-mining-industry-attendees/ This week's r...
The return of... Raw Politics (SEASON 2)
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Exhausted by the general election campaign, horrified by the twilight zone of coalition negotiations, distracted by the silly season and waiting for the honeymoon to begin, Raw Politics has been in hibernation since October. From today, we’re back. Our weekly political video show and podcast returns for a second season, and in a week with ups and downs for almost all the parties in Parliament. ...
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Why is Newshub shutting down?
Where the world meets to solve the climate crisis
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Where the world meets to solve the climate crisis
Haere Ra to all that | Raw Politics
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Haere Ra to all that | Raw Politics
Best and worst of the campaign | Raw Politics
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Best and worst of the campaign | Raw Politics
Winston’s late insurance policy | Raw Politics
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Winston’s late insurance policy | Raw Politics
New Zealand's air pollution crisis
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New Zealand's air pollution crisis
Gang prisons to systemic change - How do the parties plan to tackle crime?
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Gang prisons to systemic change - How do the parties plan to tackle crime?
Act and NZ First grab steering wheel | Raw Politics
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Act and NZ First grab steering wheel | Raw Politics
Hipkins' strange failure to fire | Raw Politics
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Hipkins' strange failure to fire | Raw Politics
What pricked Act's bubble? | Raw Politics
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What pricked Act's bubble? | Raw Politics
Things get personal | Raw Politics
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Things get personal | Raw Politics
Let the campaign begin | Raw Politics
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Let the campaign begin | Raw Politics
Labour’s underdog needs some bite | Raw Politics [Episode 22]
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Labour’s underdog needs some bite | Raw Politics [Episode 22]
The only numbers that matter now to Hipkins | Raw Politics [Episode 21]
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The only numbers that matter now to Hipkins | Raw Politics [Episode 21]
Politicians and things we'll never see | Raw Politics [Episode 20]
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Politicians and things we'll never see | Raw Politics [Episode 20]
What the heck's Labour holding back? | Raw Politics [Episode 19]
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What the heck's Labour holding back? | Raw Politics [Episode 19]

Komentáře

  • @susannebruce1013
    @susannebruce1013 Před hodinou

    These news people are all so brilliant, they know everything, why don't you go run the hospitals, than we will see what sort of a mess we would be in, totally sick of Journalists, Newspapers and TV news with your lot going on and on, just jump on everything this Government does one minute after they after they announce it Jenna Lynch, Tova O'Brien two dramatics if I've seen anything, just don't watch this rubbish anymore, you are totally ridiculous, go get a proper job

  • @JohnnyPaulTutaki
    @JohnnyPaulTutaki Před 13 hodinami

    Maybe Brownlee thinks Seymour is just a snivelling little..

  • @Myke...
    @Myke... Před 14 hodinami

    seriously seymour started being cocky and getting his way, but as soon as events go against him he is a snarky schoolboy, and what Chhour is going about is a bit of smoke screen that they are still not addressing 5 00 odd kids protection etc and ministry cutting cost and not explaining what they doing with boot camp etc

  • @barrynichols2846
    @barrynichols2846 Před 15 hodinami

    By vulnerability, you mean neo-liberalism. The old trick of underfund, run services into the ground and sell off to private interests. Cigereti is incompetent and not a doctor anymore, he's in the business of private sickcare. The government's vulnerability is they are gamg of neo-liberal thieves. Mega wealthy donors have paid big money to this team of ramraiders

  • @westernkingi9157
    @westernkingi9157 Před 16 hodinami

    This racist colonial thinking national government is going to lose the next election.

  • @bkitch5755
    @bkitch5755 Před 17 hodinami

    The health system is broken why dont you ask that question

    • @tanepukenga1421
      @tanepukenga1421 Před 6 hodinami

      It's been asked and answered but no one likes the solution - which is impractical for us to carry out as a nation right now. Successive government's have been cutting services since the 90's, usually national cuts a heap which breaks the system, then labour refunds the programs it can and tries to add the ones we need for a modern medical industry. That's been the history of the last 30 years, mate. Look at just the last 7 months, nearly 100 health programs across the board have been cut either directly or by cutting the organizations which run multiple ones. Key sent all our lab work to aussie and shut down the last place in NZ which made pharmaceuticals and before that in '05 they took 4 billion out of the health budget. In the 90's Shipley made hospitals charge you for getting hurt or sick. Add into that the global inflation and the fact we don't produce anything really valuable anymore, causing a low dollar, and you have the reason why it now costs so much more than before. Then of course the cost issue leads to underpaying staff, which leads to underemployment and poorer conditions which feeds the cycle of losing workers. And the longer training time thanks to better tech and techniques - in that it's mostly the limited places we allow per year, meaning limited pools of graduates. It's complicated, but the answers are well known, the people actually IN the industry have been writing about it for years now, each looking at their own small parts of it and trying to get the country to take notice. Now we have a government who "rejects" their warnings and even that there's the system is broken. Just like they did for 3 years with the homelessness crisis. It's what they do.

  • @chubbybubbers13
    @chubbybubbers13 Před 18 hodinami

    Marxist trash media

  • @Myke...
    @Myke... Před 19 hodinami

    This govt really don't communicate well, and a lot of cutting, without any plans put in place. I love the media tackle the narrative (luxon dodges questions)and get them to commit, magic word when.

  • @brentmarshall928
    @brentmarshall928 Před 20 hodinami

    You don't fix a 6 yr old Health system failure in 6 or 8 months. This might take a year or two and then along comes another Govt and around we go again. A 4 yr term might help but is not the total answer at all. Very good administrators are the answer..

    • @kiwikiwi223
      @kiwikiwi223 Před 16 hodinami

      Everytime labour comes in they usually spend more on health from previous govt. Everytime national comes in they make cuts and underfund and it usually goes backwards again 😂

    • @tanepukenga1421
      @tanepukenga1421 Před 6 hodinami

      6 years? Why lie on the net? We all know Key's National government sent our labs and labwork over to aussie, throwing up costs we can't get back without billions in investment. We also remember his wage freeze, which caused mass protests. You think in 9 years of no raises caused NOBODY to leave NZ? And him defunding and shutting down EVERY rape crisis center in the entire south island. Then before him in the 90's when Shipley made our hospitals charge people for getting injured or sick! You can bullshit all you want, but National's history with health is still a matter of public record for anyone to see

  • @geoffneal9146
    @geoffneal9146 Před 21 hodinou

    You lost me at Andrew Little being one of the best Health Ministers. The system fell apart and costs blew up under his watch.

    • @stevesmith1923
      @stevesmith1923 Před 17 hodinami

      Too many old people and too many fat people.

    • @barrynichols2846
      @barrynichols2846 Před 15 hodinami

      You're dreadfully misinformed

    • @tanepukenga1421
      @tanepukenga1421 Před 6 hodinami

      Costs blew up under his watch - as we were warned it was going to do by the reserve bank due to Key's loans, and his government's choice to get rid of NZ's pharmacy labs and testing labs, and global inflation. Andrew clearly wasn't the cause of the reforms which gutted the supporting medical industry in NZ and DID hold Health together after the mess was dumped at his feet. It was stupid of us to let our labs (which massively cut down the time and costs) go to aussie just because Key said it would be cheaper. It was cheaper for sure, but our health system paid for it

  • @JimmyKip
    @JimmyKip Před 22 hodinami

    "Boot camps" and "14 layers of management" are political slogans for messaging, I find it hard to believe that it was something Reti told Luxon, vs something Luxon's political advisors cottoned onto as a neat messaging trick.

  • @krismacdonald7397
    @krismacdonald7397 Před dnem

    Winston is longest serving member

  • @krismacdonald7397
    @krismacdonald7397 Před dnem

    Reti is out of his depth.

    • @Myke...
      @Myke... Před 14 hodinami

      he kinda wasnt around for questioning when the smoke laws changed

  • @trinityyay
    @trinityyay Před dnem

    The lowest paid dental officer, not a specialist, is paid $142.000 a year. Also paying people fair wage, paid by tax of people that arnt on a fair wage, doesn't sound fair to me! Is underfunding the issue? Or overpaid staff the issue?A dental officer being paid $142,000 a year, imagine what a manager of one of the many departments is paid!?😊 these are tax payer funded services. Yes its great hospital staff then get an extra 7% of their wages to be on call, but maybe seriously looking at the wages of these higher ups and seeing how many and what they get paid may answer the funding allocations and why we dont see outcomes for patients

  • @trinityyay
    @trinityyay Před dnem

    They may not be novices, but i bet they earned a truck load in wages

  • @poerava
    @poerava Před dnem

    Who owns newsroom?

    • @raf4992
      @raf4992 Před 20 hodinami

      Someone who's losing a shitload of money because no one is watching this crap anymore 😂

    • @endrepepella2399
      @endrepepella2399 Před 17 hodinami

      Mouthpiece of Labour party!

    • @hilbridanongoogle4465
      @hilbridanongoogle4465 Před 8 hodinami

      @@raf4992 Well, you seem to be.

  • @shaneshawwilliams4512

    The outgoing directors of Te Whatu Ora / Health NZ : Chair of the medical council Dr Curtus Walker ; Vanessa Stallart who was the GM of Air NZ and Naomi Ferguson who ran Inland Revenue for 10 years are taking PM Christopher Luxon on for lying and misleading the public by characterising the board as incompetent and dismissing them just to cut costs for National's tax cut policy

  • @robertmiller2173
    @robertmiller2173 Před dnem

    Gerry is excellent!

  • @robertmiller2173
    @robertmiller2173 Před dnem

    The Māori Party is a Race Based Political Party. The Māori Party want a divided society and they don’t want Democracy, they want special privileges and rights over the rest I.e. Pakeha. No Med School for Waikato! This would be stupid. I wouldn’t let a Grad from Waikato Med School Near me. Stick to doing you PhD in Dairy Cows and Musket Wars. And then these turkies are considering setting up a 3rd Medical school based in Hamilton? This is Stupidity……The U of A and the U of O have been training our Doctors the 1800’s in the case of Otago and Auckland since 1960. Both the U of A and the U of O already have all the structure, expertise etc to Train more Doctors……it would be a nonsense to build another Med School. The U of O has campasi in Dunedin, Invercargill, Christchurch, Wellington etc etc. They could easily set one up in Hamilton!

  • @Quentin-br5kl
    @Quentin-br5kl Před dnem

    The sticker on Hana's laptop was a Toitu Te Tiriti sticker that the Act party member asked the speaker to be removed, and then Dave Seymour turned Karen when the speaker enforced the terms they(Act) asked for about Hana's sticker, to their little ACT broaches to remove them and they had cry baby tantrum refusing to remove them . Self-righteous pride

  • @TahanaWhite
    @TahanaWhite Před dnem

    BRICS,BRICS,BRICS

  • @honahwikeepa2115
    @honahwikeepa2115 Před dnem

    BRICS or the US dollar?

  • @neillewis785
    @neillewis785 Před dnem

    more experts with their expert opinions....ha ha ha more clowns trying to undermine the coalition....where were you little sheep when jizzinda stuffed the country?gfw

  • @barbarathomas2561
    @barbarathomas2561 Před dnem

    Bravo! - good podcast. Thanks so much 🙂

  • @JohnCornilius
    @JohnCornilius Před dnem

    I bet Gerry doesn’t want to get into a battle of what is and isn’t a pin

  • @johnoverington2978

    Vaccine?

    • @tracymichaelsen493
      @tracymichaelsen493 Před 15 hodinami

      The WHO are going to push digital records as well as other info incuding vaccines compliance passports onto phones. They are implementing it into 5 countries now. Greece and Germany being the main 2. England will push it through in September Nz will follow like sheep and here we go with round 2. Masks, can't buy or sell anything or go anywhere without proof you are vaccinated. Nz has billions of vaccines waiting to roll out. You of coarse can so no . And very quickly become jobless, homeless and dead. You do have a choice. I'm choosing the sentence. No.

  • @SpecialKVintage
    @SpecialKVintage Před dnem

    Thanks team. Good line "The govt ministers start to think it's the media versus them. That is not what's going on there, they are speaking to New Zealanders through the media". Great explanation. The public DOES want to know, and we can spot a lie and lose trust pretty pretty pretty pretty quickly...

    • @tanepukenga1421
      @tanepukenga1421 Před 6 hodinami

      The first one, yeah. The second... Kiwi's did vote in National and ACT. Anyone who looked at the budgets could see their ideas weren't based in reality and could only result in borrowing to carry out. A lot of new zealanders fell for their promises even though the media told them straight up what was most likely to happen

  • @user-bg8cw8sp7w
    @user-bg8cw8sp7w Před dnem

    Oh people..I too am ashamed.. At how stupid and weak willed you all are....new zealand owes nothing to maori. Weve been inundated with this partial, heavily edited historical narrative for so long now..that its being seen as fact....ITS NOT. Celtic peoples were here Long, long before polynesians.

  • @Nicole.1828
    @Nicole.1828 Před dnem

    I cannot trust this government anymore, they are not prepared to be honest with us. The cuts are leading to predictable outcomes that they are determined to deny.

  • @DrakeBuilders
    @DrakeBuilders Před dnem

    China can never set up shop in the Islands excl Fiji... All the islanders are based here, not in Beijing...

    • @tanepukenga1421
      @tanepukenga1421 Před 6 hodinami

      They already have been. More than one polynesian nation has entered into agreements with them, trading immigration and loans for infrastructure. It's the same way Dole got Hawaii for the states, just with concrete and plastic goods instead of crops.

  • @numnum5
    @numnum5 Před dnem

    Haha FINALLY! someone called out you don't need a doc or medical profession to run the DHB. Because they are not qualified to be in charge, just to help run hospitals by using their qualifion..

    • @saxdearing3395
      @saxdearing3395 Před 8 hodinami

      You seem to know little about the inherent role conflict that pervades the health sector, or the inefficiency of budget accounting practices. The problems all started when the Labour Government around 1980 hired a grocer to redesign hospital management. A Mr Gillies if my memory serves me well and whom was later knighted, and who proposed the notion that Dr's weren't managers. The debacle that followed over the next three decades saw over 20 reiterations of DHB's and the proliferation of middle manager's that would surprise rabbits. Hospitals, are not for profit organizations with an inherent tripartite structure. If you think that makes for easy management you are dreaming.😂

    • @numnum5
      @numnum5 Před 7 hodinami

      @saxdearing3395 totally get what your saying but the same thing is happening right now with current management, and they are all medical professions. But bigger problem it's not evolving with the time. Tech/systems update was the biggest problem. There needs to be some turnover in staff for fresh ideas, If you put a doctor, they would never leave or quit management(so no new ideas) because it would look like loosing a doctor to the hospital when it's actually just a manager.

    • @numnum5
      @numnum5 Před 7 hodinami

      @@saxdearing3395 also costs less to hire a qualified manager than a doctor.

  • @miriadavis799
    @miriadavis799 Před dnem

    Good points raised by Tim Murphy

  • @donnaleeheads907
    @donnaleeheads907 Před dnem

    What about hats ??

  • @perryanderson9103
    @perryanderson9103 Před dnem

    Trump❤

  • @perryanderson9103
    @perryanderson9103 Před dnem

    Everyone knows money floats around the top and doesn’t go to where its needed

  • @perryanderson9103
    @perryanderson9103 Před dnem

    Time for A I doctors because the human ones only work 3days a week

  • @perryanderson9103
    @perryanderson9103 Před dnem

    Trump❤

  • @user-di6bh2vf9o
    @user-di6bh2vf9o Před dnem

    I don't believe that there is "Financial mismanagement " I believe the under funding of public services is deliberate. When the top 5% of society owns 38% of the wealth and half of society are lucky to earn $24,000 pa it appears to be orchestrated. Some say NZ wealth distribution is near on par with Switzerland and Lichtenstein both probable tax havens and launders of shady money.

  • @Sm868
    @Sm868 Před dnem

    Best political analysis as always. Thanks team

  • @W_Bin
    @W_Bin Před dnem

    Thanks-good backgrounder.

  • @csaw200
    @csaw200 Před 2 dny

    I don't care about Winnie Shoehorning Jacinda into power in 2017. Just let him be the PM already.

  • @lilianabracanov239
    @lilianabracanov239 Před 3 dny

    I used to practice family law, one of my long standing clients whose children had been severely abused(inc sodomy) in a whangarei care home (the Polynesian male jailed for 14.5 years for multiple abuses on several children) The children hd been telling the Social workers but were ignored; when the abuse reached critical level CYFS dumped the children into the parents care with no knowledge, explanation nor support. The behaviours of the children were escalating resulting in burning the house down. I was told the older daughter traumatic bonding Stockholm Syndrome of 'loving' her abuser and traumatising her younger brother who hd experienced vile sexual in the same paedophile's care home. The girl left her home and the mother concentrated on her son who flourished under her care excelling at school & sport. at onset puberty the boy began to act out inappropriately. I remember attending FGC, with whanau, police, community agencies and CYFs to make care plans and deal with the offending. I was astounded that the obvious solution of the boy return to high school was not even on the table. Rather he ws to do an intensive keeping safe programme and stay in care facility. The boy did return to highschool where he did well. Release was tried back to his mother, however hanging with others in his peer group resulted in aggravated crimes. The boy returned to care for more rehabilitation. During this time, her mokkpuna had come into her care due to violence in their mother's home, consequently the eldest boy was severly abused by the boyfriend requiring hospitalisation. I worked with the mother and she recorded every interaction with police, and social workers. We examined the evidence and knew that abuse was going on in the care home the 3 children were in, as the then 5 Yr old girl was telling her grandmother on the weekly video contact sessions. SW was informed multiple times but she never followed up. We liased with school and bought it to there attention that the young girl was being racially bullied and abused by an older child in residence (the school dropped that info to us that the boy still lived in the care home) The children were also been locked in bedrooms, and forced to call the caregivers Aunties. Eventually, the young girl had a bowl thrown at her head causing serious injury (SW stopped contact until the bruises subsided also refused to show the photos of injury to Whanau) The lawyer for child was appalling, the SW reports on their observations of the Whanau at the meetings with medical doctors, police etc were full of personsal Bias. As the Whanau attended meetings, to hear about the circumstances and horrific injuries they didn't not according to SW display enough tears so they concluded they were callous ( is one line couldn't believe that the only displaying any emotion was the partner of the grandmother and the SW writing the report) The lawyer for child was likening the injuries to the kahui twins and it's reports to the court which was extreme speculation lawyer for children's reports I'd never seen such opinion and speculation opinion and speculation for someone who never even saw the children) in fact the day that they decided keep the children in state care they did not disclose to the court that the assault had happened. on the young girl. By then the grandmother had much experience in dealing with abuse, also she'd done her own rehabilitation and education on the effects and impacts of abuse. We had a very good client /lawyer relationship. We gathered all evidence particularly in recorded conversations and she made a complaint to the Ombudsman who flew up to see us to discuss the matter. I expressed further concerns to to do with the use of te reo by the social worker of non Kiwi culture in the use of the term Whanau Hui, in the reluctance to associate with the independent support agency who had questioned their intention. This resulted in the uplift of the young girl who had been living with her grandmother very happily and safely for a year arrangement between mother and grandmother to keep the child safe. The social worker said they would have a hui and naturally the the whanau was called to attend by the grandmother is the social worker was not clear in her intention to just have an immediate family meeting when they arrived and saw the whanau they got scared and then decided to uplift the child. Upon my instruction advise you to leave the home with the child and that they would have to get warrants which they did and they basically lied to the court resulting in uplift warrants. I immediately went into filing for applications to circumvent including the evidence that we had been collecting however due to the incompetence of the staff at the Manukau Court they blocked my application from proceeding because they realised that that this was going to be a serious issue. Likewise when I rang to enquire if any orders had been made due to the incorrect spelling of the names in the system the the actual application made by the department could not be located so we believed no order had been made. The lawyer for child in this case was a huge problem with eventually OT after the ombudsman's attempting to return the children to the grandmother's care however lawyer for child circumvented that with his Fantastical imagination of The Horrors of the injuries even though the child had made a 'miraculous recovery' The grandmother notified police prior to abuse occurring that this was going to happen, The social workers informed did nothing. The suspended worker that assaulted the child e was charged, prosecuted and sentenced but still the little girl had to remain in the home she had been abused. The children are now back in the care of their grandmother in doing very well.

  • @ericharvey3493
    @ericharvey3493 Před 4 dny

    Halo effect? Haha yea right

  • @ericharvey3493
    @ericharvey3493 Před 4 dny

    Aotearoa? Where's that

  • @ericharvey3493
    @ericharvey3493 Před 4 dny

    Winston is the man

  • @John-ee5dh
    @John-ee5dh Před 4 dny

    You know they are lieing they are using hand gestures to distract you

  • @John-ee5dh
    @John-ee5dh Před 4 dny

    Shouldn't have given money to Zelinsky

  • @John-ee5dh
    @John-ee5dh Před 4 dny

    So when will government sort out the homelessness here in nz and supply housing to the needy

  • @mikebarton
    @mikebarton Před 4 dny

    Good stuff. 👏👏

  • @hs-yg2sz
    @hs-yg2sz Před 5 dny

    I think the mics are not plugged in. The audio not so good