#aopol — Public Fediverse posts
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Really appreciated The Spinoff's article today on puberty blockers in wake of the Cass Report and following yet another delay from Manatū Hauora.
https://thespinoff.co.nz/society/19-04-2024/what-access-to-puberty-blockers-means-for-trans-young-people-and-their-whanau -
Really appreciated The Spinoff's article today on puberty blockers in wake of the Cass Report and following yet another delay from Manatū Hauora.
https://thespinoff.co.nz/society/19-04-2024/what-access-to-puberty-blockers-means-for-trans-young-people-and-their-whanau -
Really appreciated The Spinoff's article today on puberty blockers in wake of the Cass Report and following yet another delay from Manatū Hauora.
https://thespinoff.co.nz/society/19-04-2024/what-access-to-puberty-blockers-means-for-trans-young-people-and-their-whanau -
Really appreciated The Spinoff's article today on puberty blockers in wake of the Cass Report and following yet another delay from Manatū Hauora.
https://thespinoff.co.nz/society/19-04-2024/what-access-to-puberty-blockers-means-for-trans-young-people-and-their-whanau -
if you, like me, are like "damn I really should do a submission on that fast-track approvals bill" but were worried it maybe closed at 5 or something, have no fear! it's open til midnight.
Here are some cool links other cool people have shared around with some info:
https://pce.parliament.nz/publications/submission-on-the-fast-track-approvals-bill/
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if you, like me, are like "damn I really should do a submission on that fast-track approvals bill" but were worried it maybe closed at 5 or something, have no fear! it's open til midnight.
Here are some cool links other cool people have shared around with some info:
https://pce.parliament.nz/publications/submission-on-the-fast-track-approvals-bill/
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if you, like me, are like "damn I really should do a submission on that fast-track approvals bill" but were worried it maybe closed at 5 or something, have no fear! it's open til midnight.
Here are some cool links other cool people have shared around with some info:
https://pce.parliament.nz/publications/submission-on-the-fast-track-approvals-bill/
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if you, like me, are like "damn I really should do a submission on that fast-track approvals bill" but were worried it maybe closed at 5 or something, have no fear! it's open til midnight.
Here are some cool links other cool people have shared around with some info:
https://pce.parliament.nz/publications/submission-on-the-fast-track-approvals-bill/
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The use of #AoPol has also not been implemented into the updated rule both due to its use as the ISO 3166 code for Angola, and its potential more broadly to mean earth/global/world, but in the interests of using te reo Māori, we've added #tōrangapū—which is the Māori word for politics—as an option for tagging. Lastly, we will be sure to create a thread reminding everyone on how to use filters should this rule pass. (3/5)
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The use of #AoPol has also not been implemented into the updated rule both due to its use as the ISO 3166 code for Angola, and its potential more broadly to mean earth/global/world, but in the interests of using te reo Māori, we've added #tōrangapū—which is the Māori word for politics—as an option for tagging. Lastly, we will be sure to create a thread reminding everyone on how to use filters should this rule pass. (3/5)
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The use of #AoPol has also not been implemented into the updated rule both due to its use as the ISO 3166 code for Angola, and its potential more broadly to mean earth/global/world, but in the interests of using te reo Māori, we've added #tōrangapū—which is the Māori word for politics—as an option for tagging. Lastly, we will be sure to create a thread reminding everyone on how to use filters should this rule pass. (3/5)
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The use of #AoPol has also not been implemented into the updated rule both due to its use as the ISO 3166 code for Angola, and its potential more broadly to mean earth/global/world, but in the interests of using te reo Māori, we've added #tōrangapū—which is the Māori word for politics—as an option for tagging. Lastly, we will be sure to create a thread reminding everyone on how to use filters should this rule pass. (3/5)
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The use of #AoPol has also not been implemented into the updated rule both due to its use as the ISO 3166 code for Angola, and its potential more broadly to mean earth/global/world, but in the interests of using te reo Māori, we've added #tōrangapū—which is the Māori word for politics—as an option for tagging. Lastly, we will be sure to create a thread reminding everyone on how to use filters should this rule pass. (3/5)
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Kia ora koutou, it's been a week since our initial request for feedback, we've taken your feedback into account, and it's now time to referenda on rule seven. The main points of feedback we've seen is; tagging politics should be a guideline, an option for #AoPol, and making sure everyone knows how to filter/block/mute tags. (1/5)
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Kia ora koutou, it's been a week since our initial request for feedback, we've taken your feedback into account, and it's now time to referenda on rule seven. The main points of feedback we've seen is; tagging politics should be a guideline, an option for #AoPol, and making sure everyone knows how to filter/block/mute tags. (1/5)
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Kia ora koutou, it's been a week since our initial request for feedback, we've taken your feedback into account, and it's now time to referenda on rule seven. The main points of feedback we've seen is; tagging politics should be a guideline, an option for #AoPol, and making sure everyone knows how to filter/block/mute tags. (1/5)
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Kia ora koutou, it's been a week since our initial request for feedback, we've taken your feedback into account, and it's now time to referenda on rule seven. The main points of feedback we've seen is; tagging politics should be a guideline, an option for #AoPol, and making sure everyone knows how to filter/block/mute tags. (1/5)
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Kia ora koutou, it's been a week since our initial request for feedback, we've taken your feedback into account, and it's now time to referenda on rule seven. The main points of feedback we've seen is; tagging politics should be a guideline, an option for #AoPol, and making sure everyone knows how to filter/block/mute tags. (1/5)
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Like many pākehā here on Mastodon, I am very wary of appropriating Te reo Māori or appearing to be anything other than a complete newbie. I am also very wary of 'seeking redemptive attention', a wonderful phrase used by Alison Jones in her book , 'This pākehā life: an unsettled memoir'. (See link below). That being said, I will use only the Te reo Māori place names from now on. And maybe we should use #AoPol as well.
https://journal.nzma.org.nz/journal-articles/this-pakeha-life-an-unsettled-memoir
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Like many pākehā here on Mastodon, I am very wary of appropriating Te reo Māori or appearing to be anything other than a complete newbie. I am also very wary of 'seeking redemptive attention', a wonderful phrase used by Alison Jones in her book , 'This pākehā life: an unsettled memoir'. (See link below). That being said, I will use only the Te reo Māori place names from now on. And maybe we should use #AoPol as well.
https://journal.nzma.org.nz/journal-articles/this-pakeha-life-an-unsettled-memoir
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Like many pākehā here on Mastodon, I am very wary of appropriating Te reo Māori or appearing to be anything other than a complete newbie. I am also very wary of 'seeking redemptive attention', a wonderful phrase used by Alison Jones in her book , 'This pākehā life: an unsettled memoir'. (See link below). That being said, I will use only the Te reo Māori place names from now on. And maybe we should use #AoPol as well.
https://journal.nzma.org.nz/journal-articles/this-pakeha-life-an-unsettled-memoir
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Like many pākehā here on Mastodon, I am very wary of appropriating Te reo Māori or appearing to be anything other than a complete newbie. I am also very wary of 'seeking redemptive attention', a wonderful phrase used by Alison Jones in her book , 'This pākehā life: an unsettled memoir'. (See link below). That being said, I will use only the Te reo Māori place names from now on. And maybe we should use #AoPol as well.
https://journal.nzma.org.nz/journal-articles/this-pakeha-life-an-unsettled-memoir
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Like many pākehā here on Mastodon, I am very wary of appropriating Te reo Māori or appearing to be anything other than a complete newbie. I am also very wary of 'seeking redemptive attention', a wonderful phrase used by Alison Jones in her book , 'This pākehā life: an unsettled memoir'. (See link below). That being said, I will use only the Te reo Māori place names from now on. And maybe we should use #AoPol as well.
https://journal.nzma.org.nz/journal-articles/this-pakeha-life-an-unsettled-memoir
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#AoPol #nzpol I voted, and so should you! Voting is open now and it is your biggest lever to help shape the Aotearoa you want to live in. https://vote.nz
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#AoPol #nzpol I voted, and so should you! Voting is open now and it is your biggest lever to help shape the Aotearoa you want to live in. https://vote.nz
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#AoPol #nzpol I voted, and so should you! Voting is open now and it is your biggest lever to help shape the Aotearoa you want to live in. https://vote.nz
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#AoPol #nzpol I voted, and so should you! Voting is open now and it is your biggest lever to help shape the Aotearoa you want to live in. https://vote.nz
