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ired0mi.bsky.social
all micro blog posts are tweets to me cos I have a little blue bird in my heart that still wants to sing
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sarahhbickerton.bsky.social
Could I politely suggest, that with how Arts & Humanities research funding has been pulled from all of these, that political interference has already occurred.
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debtekawa-ao.bsky.social
This fascination with "Māori" parliamentary politics reveals how limited mainstream analysis is. Te Pāti Māori is one tactical engagement with one part of the Crown's apparatus, not the centre of Māori political life.
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jordantyranny.bsky.social
FINDS THEM AND KILLS THEM

"Finds Them and Kills Them (Osh-Tisch) looked like a man, but wore women's clothing and had the heart of a woman.... she was brave and good."
― Pretty Shield

Her strength as a warrior is what earned her the name Osh-Tisch, which translates to “finds them and kills them."
Who is Osh-Tisch?
Osh-Tisch was a Apsáalooke Badé, a role within the Crow Nation that defied traditional gender norms, embodying both masculine and feminine qualities. Before colonization, Badé were deeply respected for their unique spiritual gifts, artistry, and contributions to community life.
As a Badé, Osh-Tisch carried responsibilities tied to culture, ceremony, and social balance. Their life shows how many of our nations embraced gender diversity long before Western colonial powers imposed rigid binaries.
ired0mi.bsky.social
All non-ethnicity themed NZ journals should have at least half of their work represent Maaori writers, as a nod to their commitment to Te Tiriti.
rachelfeder.bsky.social
Tell me your most unhinged literary opinion, as a little treat
ired0mi.bsky.social
I have never really cared about star trek but gd i would if u were writing it
ired0mi.bsky.social
not to mention giving wealthy people more money literally decreases the buying power of the working class it's a farce and clear class war
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boynamedshit.bsky.social
The center right is just gone they don’t exist anymore
nickofnz.bsky.social
Mind blowing.

The Luxon Government has confirmed it will rewrite NZ’s once bipartisan climate change law to dilute methane reduction targets and PERMANENTLY exclude dairy from the Emissions Trading Scheme – a move Greenpeace says amounts to full-blown climate denial.
#nzpol
ired0mi.bsky.social
holding onto the fact of a lack of voter turnout as to not assume everyone is a big fucking racist. fish swim in the water and don't know it's the water te mea te mea te mea... sigh
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paulbarlownz.bsky.social
… give it to the electoral commission, have it run like a general election, look at online options, more education and tools for councils and candidates, much better and more media coverage, a uniform voting method and some better accountability tools for candidates.
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greatlakesqueer.bsky.social
I think I hyped this already but if you haven't checked out the album Nogom Nikamowin, you NEED to. It dropped September of this year and afaik is the second ever contemporary music album in Algonquin after Samian's album Nikamo. It's folk-indie-ish, but it's pretty diverse.
Nogom Nikamowin, by Musique Nomade
13 track album
musiquenomade.bandcamp.com
ired0mi.bsky.social
this is beautiful! he aataahua teenei!
ired0mi.bsky.social
to be clear it's good greyhound racing is going away it's just so strange to see an opportunist prattle about his moral centre when it's basically the only time he's showcased its existence
ired0mi.bsky.social
so weird seeing winnie stand up for greyhounds like what about the horses winnie what about the horses
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bevanholloway.com
I know Erica Stanford and her office, Elizabeth Rata, and Michael Johnston have had this sent to them by an irate educator.

The accusations I make are heavy: someone erased Māori and Pacifica authors from the curriculum at the last minute.

I have had no push back.

Make of that what you will.
Recapturing the Senior English Curriculum
2024 had been a good year for Stanford. The speed bump that was the outcry over the senior English curriculum and the lack of consultation had been smoothly managed by her, and she was on a roll wi…
bevanholloway.com
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ired0mi.bsky.social
local elections are almost over please vote / don't let landlords and racists decide ur future
ired0mi.bsky.social
had the lyrics of Melbourne's Pureora explained for us in reo class the other night and yeah I'm inclined to agree. incredible songwriter and lyricist.
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awaterevalley.bsky.social
If Winston truly believes Chlöe is responsible for his broken window then logically it follows that he must be accepting personal responsibility for every single death threat made to Benjamin Doyle and their whanau.
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bootstheory.bsky.social
This has been the vicious fucking thing about the "Jobseeker Benefit" ever since Paula Bennett coined it in 2013

In addition to keeping people in poverty it's been a term of propaganda forcing us all to accept the frame of welfare as economic obligation instead of social support
publicaddress.bsky.social
Fucksake. It's quite clear now that they only looked at this benefit policy as political marketing and took no advice on who it would impact – which includes young people with serious health issues and disabilities. Just feckless and cynical. Shame on them. www.rnz.co.nz/news/politic...
Hundreds of teens with a health condition, disability may be cut from Jobseeker benefit
The government is ending Jobseeker payments to 18- and 19 year olds whose parents earn more than $65,000.
www.rnz.co.nz
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jasandten.bsky.social
refusing to recognise Palestine statehood wasn't enough for Simon Court; now he wants to stop MPs from using the word genocide to describe...GENOCIDE. fuck this guy and fuck the 'Free Speech (except when we don't like what you're saying)' ACT party.

#nzpol

www.stuff.co.nz/politics/360...
ACT MP asks Parliament to limit use of ‘genocide’ when describing Gaza war
Despite being in a party committed to freedom of speech, Simon Court asked Parliament’s Speaker to consider restricting the use of the word ‘genocide’ to describe what’s happening in Gaza.
www.stuff.co.nz
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nug.monster
like, run some sentiment analysis on the replies to politicians, and without even having done it, I can tell you right now how wildly out of sync the replies will be.