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Community Scoop » Māori Wards Welcomed By Palmerston North City Council

Press Release – Palmerston North City Council Palmerston North City Council has resolved to establish a Mori ward(s) for the 2022 and 2025 local government elections. This follows the passing of the Local Electoral (Mori Wards and Mori Constituencies) Amendment Act 2021. It also follows the … Palmerston North City Council has resolved to establish a Māori ward(s) for the 2022 and 2025 local government elections. This follows the passing of the Local Electoral (Māori Wards and Māori Constituencies) Amendment Act 2021. It also follows the Council’s decision in 2017 to establish Māori ward(s) after consulting with the community. However, a binding poll held in 2018 overturned this decision.

Support group being set up for parents of South Canterbury LGBTQ+ community

In the Statistics New Zealand 2018 General Social Survey, 96.5 per cent of adults identified as heterosexual, 1.9 per cent identified as bisexual, and 1.1 per cent as gay/lesbian. The remaining 0.5 per cent identified as other identities, including takatāpui (intimate companion of same sex), asexual, and pansexual among others. Dominey said through the work YMCA did in schools through its Mates and Dates programme about informing and identifying what unhealthy relationships and behaviours were, staff knew it took a while for some teenagers to figure out where they fitted in the rainbow community. “Some kids know from the age of two, three, four or five, others go through puberty and when the hormones kick in they know their sexuality is not straight. They have to figure out how they feel.”

Brian Fallow: Expect Reserve Bank to keep things loose

Brian Fallow: Expect Reserve Bank to keep things loose 8 Apr, 2021 07:00 AM 6 minutes to read Reserve Bank of New Zealand Governor Adrian Orr. Photo / Mike Scott OPINION: The Reserve Bank can be expected to renew its monetary policy prescription, dosage unchanged, when it reviews it next Wednesday. Since its February statement the outlook has brightened in some respects, particularly the beginning of vaccination and the confirmation of a transtasman travel bubble, but it has darkened in others. Last month s lockdown, limited in duration and location as it was, is a reminder of how fragile New Zealand s Covid-free status remains in a world where more than 600,000 people a day are diagnosed with the virus and more than 12,000 a day die of it.

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