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Are there any puppy/dog daycare centres in masterton/Carterton area please? One of our awesome neighbours decided they’d wait 3 days to call animal control and lay bulls*** on my pup for barking on days and hours I was home and not doing the slightest of at least talking to us or popping a letter… View moreAre there any puppy/dog daycare centres in masterton/Carterton area please? One of our awesome neighbours decided they’d wait 3 days to call animal control and lay bulls*** on my pup for barking on days and hours I was home and not doing the slightest of at least talking to us or popping a letter in our mailbox as caution 🤷🏽♀️ so thought I’d see if there’s any around to ease my mind while I’m working and *not actually home* - thanks 🙂
🏢Do you live or work in a high rise building in the Wellington region?🏢
Our shaky little capital can be a bit wild at times, and those who live or work in high rise buildings face unique challenges especially during an earthquake.
That's why we have developed (with help from you guys!)… View more🏢Do you live or work in a high rise building in the Wellington region?🏢
Our shaky little capital can be a bit wild at times, and those who live or work in high rise buildings face unique challenges especially during an earthquake.
That's why we have developed (with help from you guys!) some FAQs on how you can get better prepared.
For more information check out 👉getprepared.nz...
A prominent local government consultant has said that the lack of community engagement in the Three …
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We'd be keen to hear about your discoveries on your recent travels around New Zealand. Were there any small towns, activities or attractions that surprised you, for better or for worse? Did you come across any lesser-know spots you think more Kiwis should check out? Which small … View moreHi everyone,
We'd be keen to hear about your discoveries on your recent travels around New Zealand. Were there any small towns, activities or attractions that surprised you, for better or for worse? Did you come across any lesser-know spots you think more Kiwis should check out? Which small towns do you think deserve more visitors than they get? Please remember your comment may be included in an article unless you state that you don't want it to be. Cheers.
While Covid killed some of Wairarapa’s biggest mid-year events, the calendar has quickly filled up w…
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Does a anyone have a use for an obsolete TiVo device? Pick up in Featherston.
Chromecast is easy to set up and use with your ordinary TV for the Smart TV options (eg, Netflix).
Colour TV in great condition. Base swivels, which means you can turn it to the left or right for ease of viewing. Comes with flexes and manual.
$30 each or $50 for both
These are about 2 years old and bought from Bunnings. Perfect condition but no longer needed.
They can come apart and go back together with no tools (hammer does help though!).
Pickup today (Sunday) would be great, if not then Monday, Friday or any time next weekend.
… View more$30 each or $50 for both
These are about 2 years old and bought from Bunnings. Perfect condition but no longer needed.
They can come apart and go back together with no tools (hammer does help though!).
Pickup today (Sunday) would be great, if not then Monday, Friday or any time next weekend.
We’re just outside Martinborough, close to Brackenridge estate.
Bowel cancer can strike at any age. Each year about 3,000 New Zealanders are diagnosed with the disease and more than 1,200 will die. That’s as many as breast and prostate cancer combined. But it is treatable – and beatable – if detected early enough.
Got this watch from an uncles estate,but im really just not a watch type of person
heres a link to the website for general info on it
www.lamborghiniproducts.com...
500 ONO
RING only Thomas 06 3782945 for viewing
it was going when i recieved it but been over a year now
Don't miss this nine piece band playing the very best of Bruce Springsteen's great repertoire. Four years in the making, 'The Boss' is a 3-hour world-class show featuring the entire 'Born In The USA' album PLUS more than twenty of The Boss's greatest hits. get … View moreDon't miss this nine piece band playing the very best of Bruce Springsteen's great repertoire. Four years in the making, 'The Boss' is a 3-hour world-class show featuring the entire 'Born In The USA' album PLUS more than twenty of The Boss's greatest hits. get your tickets now from the Masterton or Martinborough i-SITEs.
www.hospice.org.nz...
In just a few weeks, New Zealanders will have a life changing decision when they vote in the referendum on the End of Life Choice Act at the general election. If our own local Hospice Wairarapa, plus Palliative Care Nurses NZ have concerns about this potential Act then we … View morewww.hospice.org.nz...
In just a few weeks, New Zealanders will have a life changing decision when they vote in the referendum on the End of Life Choice Act at the general election. If our own local Hospice Wairarapa, plus Palliative Care Nurses NZ have concerns about this potential Act then we also should be seriously thinking about where we place our tick!
Hospice NZ reviewed the End of Life Choice Act and were concerned with the lack of clarity and detail when it came to the potential application of the Act. They knew the Act would not be revisited as the Parliamentary process is complete. Following legal advice, they found it necessary to ask for a Declaratory Judgment from the High Court.
They sought clarity for these four questions:
1.Whether an organisation such as a hospice can conscientiously object to Assisted Dying and operate a ‘euthanasia-free’ service.
2.Whether a DHB or other funding agency can decline to fund or contract with an organisation if it does not agree to provide Assisted Dying services.
3. Whether the Act’s mandatory obligations on a health practitioner override the ethical, clinical or professional judgments of that practitioner and their obligations under the Code of Health and Disability Consumers’ Rights.
4.Whether a health practitioner may exercise a right of conscientious objection on the basis that they hold as a core value that they must not act in a way that is contrary to their ethical, clinical or professional judgment and obligations.
The Attorney General requested that all medical organisations who had made a submission to the Justice Select Committee be served to offer them the opportunity to apply for intervener status. The rationale for this was they would have an interest and perspective on the request and would be impacted by any declaration that was made. Of the seven served – two applied and were given intervener status – Palliative Care Nurses New Zealand and the Australian and New Zealand Society of Palliative Medicine. The New Zealand Medical Association declined to be interveners but provided a statement to support our request for the Declaratory Judgment.
The Judgment in summary
Organisations such as hospice have a right to hold conscientious objection – and the Crown should not be able to override that through funding decisions.
The Court ruled that organisations such as hospice can have an entrenched moral ethos that qualifies for protection under the right to freedom of conscience in the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990. This means that organisations like hospice services, aged care facilities or GP practices for example, can object to assisted dying as set out in the End of Life Choice Act happening on their premises by their staff. Justice Mallon appreciated the ethos of palliative care and how placing the option of assisted dying on the table could undermine palliative care delivery. This is important recognition of why an organisation such as hospice should be able to “opt out” of providing the services.
For the full summary see the document attached or visit
www.hospice.org.nz...
Hospice-New-Zealand-v-Attorney-General-EOLC-Act-Judgement-June-2020.pdf Download View
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