Luxon and Seymour are going to get children back into school (2024)

  • Thread starterHarry Worth
  • Start dateYesterday at 11:01 AM

Harry Worth

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  • Yesterday at 11:01 AM
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Luxon and Seymour are going to get children back into school

I heard this on radio Newstalk ZB news that both leaders want all of our children back into school.
Seymour is looking at fines for parents who do not send their children to school

This is great news and needs to happen quickly so that parents get the message

One talk back caller said that the likes of McDonalds should not be allowed to serve school aged children during school hours!

Bligh

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  • Yesterday at 11:10 AM
  • #2

A big % of parents will get hurt feelings n call it racist.

Newnew

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  • Yesterday at 11:13 AM
  • #3

Isn't it still law that children must attend school legally from age 6?

Supersnipe

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  • Yesterday at 11:14 AM
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Well it is going to take someone to get serious about the problem. Or it will never change.

BlueDogSoda

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  • Yesterday at 11:23 AM
  • #5

Truancy tax.

Revenue gathering for Willis's taxcuts and 3 billion handout to landlords.

Running down infrastructure and cutting everything in sight (even cutting police funding) must not be generating enough money for her.

Barnabee

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  • Yesterday at 11:25 AM
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BlueDogSoda said:

Of course it would have been a lot easier for the incoming govt if the previous one was more fiscally responsible but that didn't happen did it?

Newnew

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  • Yesterday at 11:33 AM
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BlueDogSoda said:

Truancy tax.

Revenue gathering for Willis's taxcuts and 3 billion handout to landlords.

Running down infrastructure and cutting everything in sight (even cutting police funding) must not be generating enough money for her.

Its going to be okay Blue Dog, don't worry. I will put in a good word for you, what would you like?

G

Gazza

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  • Yesterday at 11:35 AM
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Harry Worth said:

Luxon and Seymour are going to get children back into school

I heard this on radio Newstalk ZB news that both leaders want all of our children back into school.
Seymour is looking at fines for parents who do not send their children to school

This is great news and needs to happen quickly so that parents get the message

One talk back caller said that the likes of McDonalds should not be allowed to serve school aged children during school hours!

Pak n Save used to ban children in school uniforn in school hours at one time>

G

Gazza

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  • Yesterday at 11:37 AM
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Barnabee said:

Of course it would have been a lot easier for the incoming govt if the previous one was more fiscally responsible but that didn't happen did it?

Three words to NEVER be used in the same sentence "Labour Fiscally Responsible" A contradiction in Terms"

Cosimo

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  • Yesterday at 11:45 AM
  • #10

Harry Worth said:

Luxon and Seymour are going to get children back into school

I heard this on radio Newstalk ZB news that both leaders want all of our children back into school.
Seymour is looking at fines for parents who do not send their children to school

This is great news and needs to happen quickly so that parents get the message

One talk back caller said that the likes of McDonalds should not be allowed to serve school aged children during school hours!

Practical, no nonsense suggestions like that remind me of the kind of discipline parents used to be able to apply to errant teenagers. ‘If you don’t help with the dishes - you don’t get to monopolise the phone this evening.

Dazarae

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  • Yesterday at 12:13 PM
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Trouble is the kids know they have all the rights, and no one can really do anything about it.... (not helped by families who really don't care, or even see the point of the education system....)

Dazarae

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  • Yesterday at 12:14 PM
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Jin1017 said:

When I was at school I didn’t know that you could wag
How dumb was I?

I wagged once with a friend and felt so guilty for weeks afterwards..... I was such a rebel Luxon and Seymour are going to get children back into school (12)

Jin1017

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  • Yesterday at 12:15 PM
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Dazarae said:

Trouble is the kids know they have all the rights, and no one can really do anything about it.... (not helped by families who really don't care, or even see the point of the education system....)

My parents would have been horrified if I’d bunked off for the day
I’d have felt so guilty

T

Topsy

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  • Yesterday at 12:18 PM
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BlueDogSoda said:

Truancy tax.

Revenue gathering for Willis's taxcuts and 3 billion handout to landlords.

Running down infrastructure and cutting everything in sight (even cutting police funding) must not be generating enough money for her.

I was just interested to know why people of your ilk hate landlords so much...........do you not know anyone who is renting? If all landlords gave up tomorrow, where would they live? Don't say "more houses for them to buy" because there will always be those who are never going to buy a house........

R

Radic Lib

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  • Yesterday at 12:19 PM
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Harry Worth said:

Luxon and Seymour are going to get children back into school

I heard this on radio Newstalk ZB news that both leaders want all of our children back into school.
Seymour is looking at fines for parents who do not send their children to school

This is great news and needs to happen quickly so that parents get the message

One talk back caller said that the likes of McDonalds should not be allowed to serve school aged children during school hours!

Most of them are. Why bother and what a joke.

T

Topsy

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  • Yesterday at 12:32 PM
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Radic Lib said:

Most of them are. Why bother and what a joke.

What an insightful post.............so deep. Luxon and Seymour are going to get children back into school (14)

Jake-and-Elwood

Member
  • Yesterday at 1:03 PM
  • #18

BlueDogSoda said:

Truancy tax.

Revenue gathering for Willis's taxcuts and 3 billion handout to landlords.

Running down infrastructure and cutting everything in sight (even cutting police funding) must not be generating enough money for her.

Can I meet your dealer....??

Barnabee

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  • Yesterday at 1:07 PM
  • #19

Radic Lib said:

Most of them are. Why bother and what a joke.

You think most of the kids go to school?

Roblee

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  • Yesterday at 1:14 PM
  • #20

Topsy said:

I was just interested to know why people of your ilk hate landlords so much...........do you not know anyone who is renting? If all landlords gave up tomorrow, where would they live? Don't say "more houses for them to buy" because there will always be those who are never going to buy a house........


Topsy said:

I was just interested to know why people of your ilk hate landlords so much...........do you not know anyone who is renting? If all landlords gave up tomorrow, where would they live? Don't say "more houses for them to buy" because there will always be those who are never going to buy a house........

Or just simply can’t afford to buy one, but you are right we desperately need landlords.

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