Some big logs could be placed outside and beer crates inside. Neither of these are chairs. Some live music and an outside fire and you will pull the punters. Good luck.
Not all of us who had bad upbringings make the choices that Rory made. It is hard to blame yourself for your choices but once u wake up and u do u will have a lot to offer.
You cant beat the aroma of fresh baked bread. We bake our own at home. Easy with a bread machine. Isnt economics crazy. Our grain producing productivity is maybe the highest in the world but we import from our Aussie cousins.
Put some findings from research on people who rate businesses poorly. That will be more interesting. Like some people will never rate a 5/5 even when it is a 5.
Yes, always wondered why many big corporate Pakeha firms got so many tax exemptions. And not forgetting the tax payer bailouts of BNZ, AirNz, Canterbury Finance and all the other finance firms that hit trouble after the GFC. It concerns me that the Pakeha get so much help from the govt. The privileged get more and more in this country.
No, no, not 1. NZ exports goods and services to a world crowded with competition. Maori language and culture is our point of differentiation. If you have no knowledge of Te Reo you will be in a global sea of sameness. Kia ora.
Schools are the transmission mechanism (social engineering has always been monocultural in NZ) for knowledge, values, language and culture. Always have been and always will be. As we have woken up to our bicultural heritage our nations desire to develop biculturalism has increased. Hence, it is logical to have Maori stuff integrated into our school system. Training in Maori stuff should be mandatory if you are going to be a teacher. The import of foreign teachers necessitates urgency for such training.
Cafe owners face going broke over councils ridiculous 12 chair limit
Some big logs could be placed outside and beer crates inside. Neither of these are chairs. Some live music and an outside fire and you will pull the punters. Good luck.
A tale of luck and privilege: The kid I grew up over the fence from just shot someone
Not all of us who had bad upbringings make the choices that Rory made. It is hard to blame yourself for your choices but once u wake up and u do u will have a lot to offer.
"The Ruapehu skifield company is accused of turning its back on ÅŒhÄkune in favour of tourist hub TaupÅ",
Going to Whistler and Steamboat Springs now. More professional.
High patient numbers contribute to Hawke's Bay DHB's deficit of $6.7million
This doesnt make sense. A hospitals job is to treat patients! Remove the $6m from the calculations. That should be funded by central govt.
Breaking Bread: The big business behind baking bread
You cant beat the aroma of fresh baked bread. We bake our own at home. Easy with a bread machine. Isnt economics crazy. Our grain producing productivity is maybe the highest in the world but we import from our Aussie cousins.
Kiwi bach on waterfront with boatshed and jetty selling for just $370k
Purakau = mythical / legendary / story. What an apt name for a stunning place. Perfect for a writer, artist or composer. I want it...
Tea's the key to access $50b MÄori economy
No trickle down in Queenstown either.
High cost of Wellington living forces students into long commutes
This is where MOOCs are the future. That is, online universities.
Tea's the key to access $50b MÄori economy
Same in Queenstown...
The future of sand mining in NZ
If all the sand is gone how will we write love letters in the sand?
Tea's the key to access $50b MÄori economy
The same tax laws apply to anyone, regardless of race.
The cafe that calls itself home of terrible Trip Advisor reviews
Put some findings from research on people who rate businesses poorly. That will be more interesting. Like some people will never rate a 5/5 even when it is a 5.
Aggie Grey's family sells famed hotel to Chinese investors
Familiar story for Maori...
Tea's the key to access $50b MÄori economy
Yes, in the same way that profits from Pakeha and other companies are used to benefit grassroots Pakeha folk and other folk...
Tea's the key to access $50b MÄori economy
Not 1. All companies have to pay tax. Read the Companies Act 1993.
Tea's the key to access $50b MÄori economy
All companies have to pay tax. Read the Companies Act 1993.
Tea's the key to access $50b MÄori economy
Yes, always wondered why many big corporate Pakeha firms got so many tax exemptions. And not forgetting the tax payer bailouts of BNZ, AirNz, Canterbury Finance and all the other finance firms that hit trouble after the GFC. It concerns me that the Pakeha get so much help from the govt. The privileged get more and more in this country.
Never mind foreign teachers - Kiwis need to take up the cultural challenge too
Yes it does. The British forced their ideology on Maori, look what happened.
Never mind foreign teachers - Kiwis need to take up the cultural challenge too
No, no, not 1. NZ exports goods and services to a world crowded with competition. Maori language and culture is our point of differentiation. If you have no knowledge of Te Reo you will be in a global sea of sameness. Kia ora.
Never mind foreign teachers - Kiwis need to take up the cultural challenge too
Schools are the transmission mechanism (social engineering has always been monocultural in NZ) for knowledge, values, language and culture. Always have been and always will be. As we have woken up to our bicultural heritage our nations desire to develop biculturalism has increased. Hence, it is logical to have Maori stuff integrated into our school system. Training in Maori stuff should be mandatory if you are going to be a teacher. The import of foreign teachers necessitates urgency for such training.