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Bloomberg Radio New York
"new zealand government" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Information and let them calculate the amount you're eligible for. Learn more at get refunds dot com. Agent stocks looking at declines today after some big gains yesterday, the collapse of Silicon Valley bank and two others continuing to impact markets, bonds rally to your New Zealand government bond yields tumbled more than 20 basis points as did the rate on Australia's three year maturity, but that was nothing compared to the two year yield in the United States plunging 60 basis points. The biggest one day slump in decades. A number of points here to make, well, let's run through the numbers first, and then we'll get to the points. The SX 200 down 1.7% here. The nzx 50 in New Zealand is trading down about 8 tenths of a percent. And as mentioned, futures look like showing losses in some of the other markets, most notably Tokyo. I've got a lot of strength in the yen up against the dollar dollar yen one 33 19. A number of moves so that could be interpreted as a positive for risk assets. The fed is launching an internal probe of its supervision of Silicon Valley bank. Goldman Sachs and pimco say the fed could take a breather on rates next week, and Nomura went even one step further saying the fed could cut next week. And perhaps geopolitical relations could get better, Joe Biden and Xi Jinping, a call between the two is being eyed and president Xi also to call Vladimir zelensky if all goes well, China resuming issuing visas to tourists and other foreigners and the Chinese Premier Li xiang, launching a confidence drive aimed at the private sector and at foreign investors. So those could be kind of percolating through markets for positive down the road. And that's a check of markets. Top stories making headlines with Dan schwarzman, and Brian, despite objections from environmentalist groups, President Biden authorizing the ConocoPhillips willow project to drill for oil in northwest Alaska. Now the company will be permitted
Bloomberg Radio New York
"new zealand government" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"They're back doesn't San Francisco. It. Karma, Apple, we'll have to take sorry. Eddie, are you there? Okay, having connectivity issues I apologize for that. As long as I have you, Paul, I want to come back to that. I thought it was the RB and Z, but it's the New Zealand government forecasting recession in the second quarter of next year, right? Yeah, that's right. And not as deep as the aby and zid is anticipating. This is the half year fiscal and economic update that the government puts out and yeah, recession predicted in the second quarter of 2023, a shallow lasting for potentially three quarters, but we have to bear in mind that the government does face an election in 2023 and the well-known phrase it's the economy stupid. We'll be ringing loudly in there is as they count down the polling day. And even so the RB and Z saying in the face of this forecast, it's going to continue to raise interest rates. That's very curious. Yeah, that's right. I mean, yeah, inflation is as it is in many developed economies, a serious challenge. In New Zealand it was 7.2% in the last quarter when we got the last numbers back in October. The intention of fiscal policy from the New Zealand government going forward was to attempt to cool that, with that in mind, the fuel excise relief that was in place for the past few months is not going to be renewed. That was costing the government about half a million kiwi dollars per year. So that has gone. On a positive note though, we do have migration surging, so that's expected to reduce wage pressure, Bloomberg economics thinks that the is not going to follow through on all 125 basis points of tightening that's forecast for 2023, maybe 50 basis points in the February meeting. And that is it. So much like the fed and open question of how much more tightening is coming. So New Zealand's economy is pretty much fully opened, right? Are they seeing evidence that tourists are beginning to come back? I know that the economy there is heavily reliant on tourism. Yeah, some evidence and that is one of the most important sources of foreign exchange as you point out. But again, much with many developed economies, if you want to take a holiday in New Zealand, you might want to talk to your bank manager first. If is out of control and from speaking personally, I was hoping to head back there over Christmas, but from Sydney to Christchurch return. It's a AU$1000. Which is two hour flight, right? Yeah, yeah, just under three hours flight. New Zealand is closer to Sydney than Perth as it's pretty much like flying into state. So that is an eye watering amount of money for such a short trip. You can get to parts of Asia for less than that. So that might be proving to be as something of a deterrent to tourists, at least for the next few quarters. So you're staying put in Sydney, no doubt. Yeah, I am. All right. Okay, we're going to roll on here on daybreak as you will check in with Ed Baxter in a little while to get
Bloomberg Radio New York
"new zealand government" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"COVID cases spiked in the capital. The New Zealand government says the country faces recession next year. We had Japan October core machine orders rising 5.4% month on month. That was more than the 1.8%, but the sentiment index of large manufacturers in Japan deteriorated for the fourth consecutive quarter at Hong Kong's large manufacturing index at 7 down from 8 analysts had forecasted decline all the way to 6. And that is a Bloomberg business flash. Let's get headline news with Ed Baxter and San Francisco head. All right, thank you very much, Brianna Senate bill backed by bipartisan group, including Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer and Republican Tom cotton is seeking to cut off Huawei technologies and other Chinese 5G technology firms from the U.S. financial system. China's postponed the central economic work conference for fear it could become a super spreader event, meanwhile, China is bracing for a major COVID outbreak as it reopens. India is now confirming the clash between its and Chinese troops last week, defense minister ranjan Singh, telling parliament a first encounter in about two years, Vietnam and donors led by the European Union are nearing a $15 billion climate financing package and Sam bankman free to charge with 8 counts of fraud of bail denied extradition hearing in February, U.S. prosecutor in the case says it's one of the largest frauds ever inflected inflicted on the public. In San Francisco, I met Baxter, this is Bloomberg and let's check on sports now. Dan Schwartzman, the sportsman is here. Dan, it's really hard to believe that Lionel Messi is has never won a World Cup, but he's one step closer
WABE 90.1 FM
"new zealand government" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"Not necessarily a place where I will see a relative posting something political. Like on Facebook. I think that's a major reason why it's been ignored. It is Google's done a fairly effective job. They don't share much financial data about YouTube, they've made, I talked to researchers and they make it very difficult for researchers to have external data to study the platform. And I think in some ways that is why it's had less scrutiny. I mean, it also Facebook has made some very public flops. And YouTube is a savvier, more mature company. And is able to successfully avoid that scrutiny. And I think that's what's changing. We saw congressional hearing this week with social media platforms that included YouTube about Homeland Security and national security threats. So might you expect more intense scrutiny then in the months and years to come? My hope with the book is that the people pay more attention given just how powerful and influential the company is. I think right now TikTok has taken both the attention of youth culture and given its Chinese ownership a bit more scrutiny. But I don't think YouTube is going away. So I imagine it will in the future. It's not going away. In fact, YouTube has transformed media and culture and politics, what societal responsibility do you think YouTube has today? And how are executives there grappling with that question? They've talked a lot about this concept of responsibility, they've changed their rules around hate speech and around online harassment. And around child safety. And I think they still have a tremendous responsibility there. The book uses the Christchurch shootings and example the New Zealand government
Mysterious Universe
"new zealand government" Discussed on Mysterious Universe
"I don't have it in front of me. I might find it later for the show notes, but you can get the equivalent of ecstasy. It's an analog. It has basically the same effects. And it was supported by the New Zealand government. Then the media got hold of it. And the media started attacking it and saying, this is horrible, this is evil. Blah blah blah blah. And it's true to both sides. Then the government just bowed to pressure and banned it. Which is odd though, because obviously there's this and some drugs certainly are bad, obviously. And when they have an addictive quality, it does create a lot of problems around the world. But at the same time, it's like alcohol, for example, is a drug. An alcohol is widely distributed widely socially acceptable. Well, I was more interested in the mechanisms and the networks of how it all works. I'm not super interested in people taking drugs and what it does to them. For this specific side of things. I'm interested in psychoactive substances and we had experiences. But for people that want to get high in heroin, I don't give a shit about what they experience. Well, practically nothing. But I am interested in the criminal networks that operate behind the scenes to get stuff into the country, how the dark web is essentially a backbone of all of it now. And how these dads online on the dock web with their mortgages and their kids making millions and millions of dollars, selling these chemical derivatives, they just order online from China, which are technically legal. Well, legal some places illegal other places. It's very complex and amazing investigation. What have you got coming out? Well, I'm going to go. Yeah, I'm going to go into this new book by Lee brickley, and I must say I'm particularly fascinated by it because the whole concept of poltergeist has always really piqued my interest. But outside of the Enfield poltergeist and some of the stuff that's happened through Massachusetts over the years, that particular case. I mean, there's not a lot of poltergeists like major poltergeist stories out there from recent times. Some really modern times. This thing happened in October of last year. So immediately, I've just like, wow, I've got to look into this. And I will say that there are a few elements of this story that a very cliche from a poltergeist story kind of perspective. You've been heads. Not exactly spinning heads, but you've got levitations. You've got teleportation. You've got the power of Christ compels you crucifixes. That kind of stuff thrown in. But hey, look, if it ain't broke, don't fix it. If you're holding up a crucifix, gets rid of a poltergeist, but they go right ahead. But I'm particularly fascinated by Lee's work because we've looked into his research over the years. He covered, remember the pig man. I could do the stupid I forget..
Monocle 24: The Globalist
"new zealand government" Discussed on Monocle 24: The Globalist
"Let's continue now with today's newspapers I'm delighted to say joining me down the line is in Anderson chairman of the international communications agency. Cicero group good morning. Good morning. Lovely to have you with us. Let's begin with a manual Macron refusing to boycott the Winter Olympics diplomatically. Unsurprising some might suggest? Yeah, so this is a piece in the monde, he's pretty much flat rejecting the approach taken by the U.S., Canada, Australia, and the UK so far, basically saying that they won't send politicians, not their sports competitors, but that they won't send politicians to the Winter Olympics. He says it's essentially an empty gesture. If you're sending the athletes, what's the point really? And well, actually, he's saying, let's see what Europe says. He's trying to play this on a sort of pan European way. And of course, once again, Macron's looking to play things just a little bit differently to many of his international partners. Well, when you see the countries which have decided to boycott the Beijing Winter Olympics diplomatically, you look at the United States, Australia and the United Kingdom. Three countries which possibly France isn't that friendly with at the moment. Well, that's right. And let's just see how the EU takes its Q or not from Macron in that regard. All eyes probably now on Germany and Olaf Schultz does he take his cue from Macron or does he actually decide to lean toward the U.S. Canada and UK approach? It's going to be a really interesting litmus test as to whether or not the change in dynamic in Germany changes anything. I mean, Schultz of course himself has talked about wanting to keep the door open very much in terms of the relationship with China. So yeah, once again, sport being used to play geopolitics. There's an amazing story coming out of New Zealand, which reminds me of a short story written by garrison keeler called. I think it's called the end of the trail where they talk about the last cigarette smokers in America and how they were hunted out by S.W.A.T. patrols. Is this what's about to happen in New Zealand in? Well, this is really quite a groundbreaking story. The New Zealand government Jacinda Ardern, in a place in very much her own in her own way gained an awful lot of respect globally as to how she's reacted through the COVID pandemic. And while the New Zealand plan her plan, the smoke free 2025 action plan, it's starting point is it'll ban those aged over 14 from ever purchasing tobacco product. So basically, if you were born by the end of next year, if you were born after 2008, you simply won't be able to ever buy tobacco products in New Zealand. Now this story in the New Zealand Herald its main the main New Zealand paper pointing to whether or not of course complete ban is going to smoking underground and creating mass black market, but it's a pretty bold move. I think it's probably the first place in the world that has said that any age cohort is just not going to be able to buy tobacco at all. They're going to they're making a very, very good point about this about the creation of a black market, or duty free from other countries are suddenly going to find themselves with an enormous opportunity for people going back into New Zealand. I mean, how realistic a prospect is this? It's possible. The government clearly have to be thinking about how to beef up its customs and border checks. Whilst putting in this move, I mean, clearly, while the pandemic is in place, there's not a lot of international movement in and out of New Zealand anyway. And this plan is due to come in by the end of the ban is due to come in by the end of 2023. So a black market is entirely possible, but in terms of a bold public health move, it's a headline. Final story, a great headline as well. Starbucks workers in Buffalo are joining a union. Yeah, this is fascinating. This is the first store in the 9000 or so stores that Starbucks has a cross North America that is voted to unionize is voted by a 9 to 8 margin in terms of all the baristas in that store. Two other stores were voting at the same time. It looks like another 1 may have voted for unionization. Another one rejecting a unionization, but unionization across American businesses across global American businesses back on the agenda for the first time in years. It's just about 20 years ago where all the polling demonstrated that being part of the union was not the preference of most Americans. It was less than 50%. The latest polling, The New York Times and The Washington Post appointing to this morning, indicating that 70% of Americans think being part of a union is a good thing. Maybe a pandemic has changed the perceptions of a lot of Americans as to whether or not they want to combine whether or not unity is strength. In Anderson, thank you so much for joining us as ever. On the globalist, you're listening to Monica 24. UBS is a global financial services firm with over 150.
Dennis Prager Podcasts
"new zealand government" Discussed on Dennis Prager Podcasts
"Families rebuilding the heartland of Israel. Well, you're all Dennis prager here. So let's see. It's not true if it doesn't come from the government. New Zealand prime minister. I represent science, all of that means you can not differ with us. Get it? That's all that. Why are those statements made? You differ with the New Zealand government, that means you're telling lies. That's the statement here. You differ with the Democratic Party. It's misinformation. So declares Twitter, by the way, apparently the new Twitter head, Jack Dorsey is leaving, the new Twitter head is even less committed to free speech. I read that, I don't know if it's true. I wouldn't be surprised. The when you believe you have all truth, which the left believes. Whether it's science or anything else, then clearly there is no room for misinformation. They declare whatever they differ with misinformation. PolitiFact lied about me. In saying that I told the lie about the I don't even know how can I tell a lie? It was an opinion. I said that. A couple of weeks ago or I wrote and spoke on the air about the greatest pariahs since slavery in the United States, and by the way, not just the United States of the unvaccinated. I don't know why that's even controversial. Doesn't deny the sufferings, and I even specifically spoke of the sufferings of gays during aids. There were no laws passed. That's right. What is it? You're right. Just today. Let's see.
Horizon Talk Radio's podcast
"new zealand government" Discussed on Horizon Talk Radio's podcast
"With with the un They amended the defense act and melbourne victoria and exempted from liability from any civil or criminal prosecution foreign place. An army has been brought into the country so as as that the un is is that where they got the numbers from basically executive kevin and collusion with the legislature. The defense act to protect mercenaries coming into this country and swelling the ranks of the place basic can give him a blank chick to behave how they want without any fear of prosecution. Now you gotta start asking yourself. Wiz the judiciary oilers they may be the gatekeepers of the legislature to keep an eye on any intrusions of turney upon the people any arbitrary rule. Why why did nice state pen. And the victorian bar association does being no real sort of reaction from the colts to stay pendant. Stop this lawlessness this arbitrary and position and to people's lives so the the lawyers. I mean you know them into the to block that keep an eye on that legislature at the education of their responsibility. You've got independent lawyers. Who are stepping up to the plate and very courageously acting responsibly. There's a lawyer in museum could soon great and she's stepping up to the plate and challenging. The new zealand government of cinder. Dan who was a frankly. I think this political will this corrupt political class. A so insane that we're actually. Witnessing assad psychotic implosion of what comes out of their mouth is just just. It's just unbelievable. And they they smoke they just Mocking us and smirking at us in the in the camera lens. But the the big question now and you raise that issue about the republican The the constitution. Australian constitution is such a model. And i think we need clarity now Something like a declaration of independence that america's thought thought it's enshrined and they how constitution as enshrined in the individual rights of of the human brain. That's the starting point. So i think we need a complete constitutional reform Because this is just this is treason. And it's it's arbitrary. I think the lawyers called legislative did probations is when you have arbitrary restrictions oh confiscations imposed by the legislature. Now if you're remaining defense axe to protect mercenaries coming into your country. I mean you can't get more tyrannical or malicious indeed than that and that's what we're saying And so you know this. There's a section of society out there that that is insulted but and and So hoping that behind the scenes that there are things happening than some of these people are going to be taken down because this is just boldfaced treason and what they want to impose. Just off the chat cnn. Well i mean. Australia and canada have so much in common and I find that evolve the different people from different countries around the world..
The Last American Vagabond
"new zealand government" Discussed on The Last American Vagabond
"You check out taylor who'd acts amazing report in an interview with dr makola but the new zealand government has not made a single safety report. You have one point eight million. We just fulfilled all of hills tenets of causality meaning that the vaccine is. We are very certain about this. The vaccine is directly killing individuals. This is a very important. Oh my apologies guys. I might mistake there. I forgot that was using the microphone for the audio. I was feeling like i downloaded it. My mistake my play again. apologies guys. The new zealand government as not a single safety report. You have one point eight million people in your country vaccinate but you haven't seen a signal safety report. No country has. Everybody should be disturbed about this. Wait a minute. This is a big public program where is reporting on efficacy and safety to separate reports one by mclaughlin out of london reviewed. The data reviewed the the vignettes that are available embarrassed determined. That fifty percent of these deaths occurred within forty hours of the shot. Eighty percent occur within a week. They are very strongly temporary related and announced his by rose and colleagues have shown that the nonfatal injuries are in four major areas neurologic cardiac immunologic in immature and they tend to skew towards younger people. They have more vigorous bike protein production and they cause even more damage in the human body. Those with the least amount of risk. How disgusting is that. We look at the yellow card system in the uk. The same pattern exists so there is a very strong biologic. Plausibility very strong temporal relationship. There's internal consistency within the us. And then a certainly within age groups and everything that we say there's extra cassini between the united states uk the e. You almost certainly australia zealand if we can get the data and on top of that. It's very cohesive that is it's very consistent in the signal is large. There's a large association. We have just fulfilled all hell's tenets of causality meaning that the vaccine is we are very certain about this. The vaccine is directly killing individuals. This a very important conclusion is directly killing individuals. Whatever we're seeing reported through spontaneous reporting systems there must be many more people that didn't report it right. The data gives you cited come from the vaccine adverse events reporting system there's versus management as cdc nafta reports submitted to the department.
BBC Newsday
Lord of the Rings: Amazon Moves Show to UK From New Zealand
"New Zealand's government says is disappointed by Amazon's decision to move production of its Lord of the Rings Television series to Britain. The company has already spent more than $460 million filming its first season in New Zealand. It's expected to make four more seasons, which will now
Democracy Now! Audio
"new zealand government" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"Minister just send arden. Spoke sunday today. I stand on behalf of the new zealand government to offer a formal an unreserved apology to pacific communities for the discriminatory implementation of the immigration laws of the one thousand nine hundred seventies that lead to the events of the dohrn rates in burma. The head of the military junta has named himself prime minister six months after the military sees power in a coup army. Chief men on king has announced the state of emergency imposed after the military coup will extend for two more years. He also vowed to hold elections and twenty twenty three. Since the coup more than nine hundred people have been killed and thousands arrested the washington post reports police in the united states. Shot dead more than one thousand people in twenty twenty the highest number since the post began an effort to track police shootings in two thousand fifteen about one in five. Fatal shootings occurred after police were called to investigate reports of domestic violence or another type of domestic disturbance over the past six years washington. Post his documentary more than sixty four hundred. Fatal police shootings an average of almost three per day in connecticut and ecuador and father of three who lived in a basement of a new haven church for two years to avoid. Deportation has been granted one year. Stay of removal nelson. Pinos has been living in the us for nearly three decades. The forty seven year old was given a deportation order in two thousand seventeen prompting him to seek sanctuary at the church in tokyo. The international olympic committee says it's investigating whether an ex gesture made by us shot-put silver medallist raven. Saunders violated its ban on political statements. Saunders who is african. American identifies as queer told reporters. Her gesture from the medal. Podium represented the quote intersection of where all people who are oppressed meet unquote and other olympic news. Us gymnastic superstar. Simone biles says she will compete in the balance beam competition on tuesday about a week after she withdrew from her team finals for mental health reasons. Meanwhile the belarussian athlete christina similar sky has entered poland's embassy in tokyo requesting political asylum. The twenty four year old athletes says. She refused her coaches demand that she board a flight sunday to return to belarus out of fears for her safety actress. She criticized the russian olympic officials and elka schumann. The co founder of bread and puppet theater company has died. Alcoa was born in the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred thirty five and brought to the united states in one thousand nine hundred forty one. She and her husband. Peter schumann began the bread and puppet theater company in one thousand nine hundred sixty three their first productions range from puppet shows for children to pieces protesting poor housing conditions. The group later moved to vermont. It's processions involving monstrous puppet. Some that twenty feet high became a fixture of protests against the vietnam war. The bread and puppet theater also milled its own flour and baked. Its own breads sharing it. With audience members this elka schumann appearing in the two thousand one film The hopeful pageantry of bread and puppet produced by her daughter tamar and didi halack. We have a grinder grind the grain ourselves and the bread is not at all like your supermarket bed. You really have to chew it. You really have to put some work into it but then you get something very good for that and when our theaters successful we feel the same way. You've got to think about. It doesn't like tell you everything it's on like wonder bread it just like there it is. Here's the story. This is what it means. You've got to do so figuring yourself in the theater in our theater and the plays successful then. At the end you probably was worth the work. Elka schumann died at the age of eighty five on sunday. Surrounded by her five children and her partner peter schumann and those are some of the headlines. This is democracy now democracy now dot org the warren piece report. I made me goodman. The highly. infectious corona virus delta variant is coaching spikes and cases across the united states and around the world with china's struggling to control surging infections and the philippines preparing for a new stricter locked down the united states is now averaging some eighty thousand new cova cases a day about six times as many daily cases than a month ago as much of the world struggles to cope with the pandemic and its impacts. We begin today's show with the author of a new book that examines the social and environmental roots of poor health. Your body is part of a society inflamed right the authors. In a minute we'll speak with the co-authors of inflamed deep medicine in the anatomy of injustice bestselling author raj patel and physician and activist rupa maria. But i this is an animated introduction to their book by air. Aaron koerbel hugh wake up one morning with the dry hacking cough. And you've lost your sense of smell. You visit your doctor for a diagnosis with an x ray and nasal swab. She diagnosis code. The corona virus infected your body and your lungs and nerves are now inflamed. The inflammation sends you to hospital. And when you were in the icu you look around. A disproportionate number of people of color in the united states ostracization and death rates people of color far higher than for white people. You make another kind of diagnosis yourself. This you observe is the outcome of structural racism. But how did those structures come to being to understand that we must go back six hundred years to a time when a different pestilence spread across the globe one that continues today which still makes us sick and it makes us sick in a pattern way through inflammatory disease which underlies all the leading causes of death in industrialized places. European colonization transform the planet true slavery genocide disease colonists brought with them a cosmology that changed how people relate to each other and to the living world around those who resisted was set out to the flame. This history lives inside you whether you know it or not since you were conceived your body has been exposed to the consequences of a world on fire. The covert hospital ward and specific patients. Who are in its beds. Look that way because of centuries of attempts to extinguish other kinds of knowledge civilizations if we understand disease with this new kind of diagnosis the treatment options become radically. Different medicine prescribed to address. The inflammation of people implant has been prescribed by others before us. Rudolf virchow and sitting bull of france. Funnel huda are we and be our embed car and harriet tubman understood our morton hills constantly be vaccinated away. We need a world rebuilt with care at its heart. Many indigenous communities have resisted colonialism by continuing to care living world around them that kaffa life protect them inside and out indigenous communities to the greatest range of biodiversity on the planet and as a result hosts the most diverse micro biota inside their bodies. These microbes confer protection against inflammatory disease. Long culture isn't capitalist and isn't colonized it can sued the inflammatory diseases that afflict us and fuel the burning of our planet. Steve medicine offers new and old stories. That connect humans to the teaming microbes in our guts and to the teaming stars in the skies we offer a glimpse.
Democracy Now! Audio
"new zealand government" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"Minister just send arden. Spoke sunday today. I stained on behalf of the new zealand government to offer a formal an unreserved apology to pacific communities for the discriminatory implementation of the immigration laws of the one thousand nine hundred seventies that lead to the events of the dohrn rates in burma. The head of the military junta has named himself prime minister six months after the military sees power in a coup army. Chief men on king has announced the state of emergency imposed after the military coup will extend for two more years. He also vowed to hold elections and twenty twenty three. Since the coup more than nine hundred people have been killed and thousands arrested the washington post reports police in the united states. Shot dead more than one thousand people in twenty twenty the highest number since the post began an effort to track police shootings in two thousand fifteen about one in five. Fatal shootings occurred after police were called to investigate reports of domestic violence or another type of domestic disturbance over the past six years washington. Post his documentary more than sixty four hundred. Fatal police shootings an average of almost three per day in connecticut and ecuador and father of three who lived in a basement of a new haven church for two years to avoid. Deportation has been granted one year. Stay of removal nelson. Pinos has been living in the us for nearly three decades. The forty seven year old was given a deportation order in two thousand seventeen prompting him to seek sanctuary at the church in tokyo. The olympic committee says it's investigating whether an ex gesture made by us shot-put silver medallist raven. Saunders violated its ban on political statements. Saunders who is african. American identifies as queer told reporters. Her gesture from the medal. Podium represented the quote intersection of where all people who are oppressed meet unquote and other olympic news. Us gymnastic superstar. Simone biles says she will compete in the balance beam competition on tuesday about a week after she withdrew from her team finals for mental health reasons. Meanwhile the belarussian athlete christina similar sky has entered poland's embassy in tokyo requesting political asylum. The twenty four year old athletes says. She refused her coaches demand that she board a flight sunday to return to belarus out of fears for her safety actress. She criticized the russian olympic officials and elka schumann. The co founder of bread and puppet theater company has died who was born in the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred thirty five and brought to the united states in one thousand nine hundred forty one. She and her husband. Peter schumann began the bread and puppet theater company in one thousand nine hundred sixty three their first productions range from puppet shows for children to pieces protesting poor housing conditions. The group later moved to vermont. It's processions involving monstrous puppet. Some that twenty feet high became a fixture of protests against the vietnam war. The bread and puppet theater also milled its own flour and baked. Its own breads sharing it. With audience members this elka schumann appearing in the two thousand one film The hopeful pageantry of bread and puppet produced by her daughter tamar and didi halack. We have a grinder grind the grain ourselves and the bread is not at all like your supermarket bed. You really have to chew it. You really have to put some work into it but then you get something very good for that and when our theaters successful we feel the same way. You've got to think about. It doesn't like tell you everything it's on like wonder bread it just like there it is. Here's the story. This is what it means. You've got to do so figuring yourself in the theater in our theater and the plays successful then. At the end you probably was worth the work. Elka schumann died at the age of eighty five on sunday. Surrounded by her five children and her partner peter schumann and those are some of the headlines. This is democracy now democracy now dot org the warren piece report. I made me goodman. The highly infectious corona virus delta variant is causing huge spikes and cases across the united states and around the world with china's struggling to control surging infections and the philippines preparing for a new stricter locked down. The united states is now averaging some eighty thousand new cova cases a day about six times as many daily cases than a month ago as much of the world struggles to cope with the pandemic and its impacts. We begin today's show with the author of a new book that examines the social and environmental roots of poor health. Your body is part of a society inflamed right the authors. In a minute we'll speak with the co-authors of inflamed deep medicine in the anatomy of injustice bestselling author raj patel and physician and activist rupa maria. But i this is an animated introduction to their book by air aaron. Koerbel you wake up one morning with the dry hacking cough. And you've lost your sense of smell. You visit your doctor for a diagnosis with an x ray and nasal swab. She diagnosis code. The corona virus infected your body and your lungs and nerves are now inflamed. The inflammation sends you to hospital. And when you were in the icu you look around. A disproportionate number of people of color in the united states ostracization and death rates people of color far higher than for white people. You make another kind of diagnosis yourself. This you observe is the outcome of structural racism. But how did those structures come to being to understand that we must go back six hundred years to a time when a different pestilence spread across the globe one that continues today which still makes us sick and it makes us sick in a pattern way through inflammatory disease which underlies all the leading causes of death in industrialized places. European colonization transform the planet true slavery genocide disease colonists brought with them a cosmology that changed how people relate to each other and to the living world around those who resisted was set out to the flame. This history lives inside you whether you know it or not since you were conceived your body has been exposed to the consequences of a world on fire. The covert hospital ward and specific patients. Who are in its beds. Look that way because of centuries of attempts to extinguish other kinds of knowledge of lies asians if we understand disease with this new diagnosis. The treatment options become radically. Different medicine prescribed to address. The inflammation of people implant has been prescribed by others before us. Rudolf virchow sitting bull of france. Funnel huda are we and be our embed car and harriet tubman understood our morton hills constantly be vaccinated away. We need a world rebuilt with care at its heart. Many indigenous communities have resisted colonialism by continuing to care living world around them that kaffa life protect them inside and out indigenous communities to the greatest range of biodiversity on the planet and as a result hosts the most diverse micro biota inside their bodies. These microbes confer protection against inflammatory disease. Long when culture isn't capitalist and isn't colonized. it can sued the inflammatory diseases that afflict us and fuel the burning of our planet. Steve medicine offers new and old stories. That connect humans to the teaming microbes in our guts and to the teaming stars in the skies we offer a glimpse.
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"new zealand government" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"Minister just send arden spoke sunday today. I stand on behalf of the new zealand government to offer a formal an unreserved apology to pacific communities for the discriminatory implementation of the immigration. Laws of the one thousand nine hundred seventies that lead to the events of the dohrn rates in burma. The head of the military junta has named himself prime minister six months after the military sees power in a coup army. Chief men on king has announced the state of emergency imposed after the military coup will extend for two more years. He also vowed to hold elections and twenty twenty three. Since the coup more than nine hundred people have been killed and thousands arrested the washington post reports police in the united states. Shot dead more than one thousand people in twenty twenty the highest number since the post began an effort to track police shootings in two thousand fifteen about one in five. Fatal shootings occurred after police were called to investigate reports of domestic violence or another type of domestic disturbance over the past six years washington. Post his documentary more than sixty four hundred. Fatal police shootings an average of almost three per day in connecticut and ecuador and father of three who lived in a basement of a new haven church for two years to avoid. Deportation has been granted one year. Stay of removal nelson. Pinos has been living in the us for nearly three decades. The forty seven year old was given a deportation order in two thousand seventeen prompting him to seek sanctuary at the church in tokyo. The olympic committee says it's investigating whether an ex gesture made by us shot-put silver medallist raven. Saunders violated its ban on political statements. Saunders who is african. American identifies as queer told reporters. Her gesture from the medal. Podium represented the quote intersection of where all people who are oppressed meet unquote and other olympic news. Us gymnastic superstar. Simone biles says she will compete in the balance beam competition on tuesday about a week after she withdrew from her team finals for mental health reasons. Meanwhile the belarussian athlete christina similar sky has entered poland's embassy in tokyo requesting political asylum. The twenty four year old athletes says. She refused her coaches demand that she board a flight sunday to return to belarus out of fears for her safety actress. She criticized the russian olympic officials and elka schumann. The co founder of bread and puppet theater company has died who was born in the soviet union in one thousand nine hundred thirty five and brought to the united states in one thousand nine hundred forty one. She and her husband. Peter schumann began the bread and puppet theater company in one thousand nine hundred sixty three their first productions range from puppet shows for children to pieces protesting poor housing conditions. The group later moved to vermont. It's processions involving monstrous puppet. Some that twenty feet high became a fixture of protests against the vietnam war. The bread and puppet theater also milled its own flour and baked. Its own breads sharing it. With audience members this elka schumann appearing in the two thousand one film The hopeful pageantry of bread and puppet produced by her daughter tamar and didi halack. We have a grinder grind the grain ourselves and the bread is not at all like your supermarket bed. You really have to chew it. You really have to put some work into it but then you get something very good for that and when our theaters successful we feel the same way. You've got to think about. It doesn't like tell you everything it's on like wonder bread it just like there it is. Here's the story. This is what it means. You've got to do so figuring yourself in the theater in our theater and the plays successful then. At the end you probably was worth the work. Elka schumann died at the age of eighty five on sunday. Surrounded by her five children and her partner peter schumann and those are some of the headlines. This is democracy now democracy now dot org the warren piece report. I made me goodman. The highly infectious corona virus delta variant is causing huge spikes and cases across the united states and around the world with china's struggling to control surging infections and the philippines preparing for a new stricter locked down. The united states is now averaging some eighty thousand new cova cases a day about six times as many daily cases than a month ago as much of the world struggles to cope with the pandemic and its impacts. We begin today's show with the author of a new book that examines the social and environmental roots of poor health. Your body is part of a society inflamed right the authors. In a minute we'll speak with the co-authors of inflamed deep medicine in the anatomy of injustice bestselling author raj patel and physician and activist rupa maria. But i this is an animated introduction to their book by air. Aaron koerbel hugh wake up one morning with the dry hacking cough. And you've lost your sense of smell. You visit your doctor for a diagnosis with an x ray and nasal swab. She diagnosis code. The corona virus infected your body and your lungs and nerves are now inflamed..
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"new zealand government" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"Jacinda Arden spoke Sunday. Today I stand on behalf of the New Zealand government to offer a formal and unreserved apology to Pacific communities for the discriminatory implementation of the immigration laws of the 1970s that lead to the events of the dawn raids. In Burma the head of the military hunter has named himself prime minister 6 months after the military seized power in a coup. Army chief min Hong Kang has announced the state of emergency imposed after the military who will extend for two more years. He also vowed to hold elections in 2023. Since the coup more than 900 people have been killed and thousands arrested. The Washington Post reports police in the United States shot dead more than 1000 people in 2020. The highest number since the post began an effort to track police shootings in 2015. About one in 5 fatal shootings occurred after police were called to investigate reports of domestic violence or another type of domestic disturbance over the past 6 years The Washington Post has documented more than 6400 fatal police shootings an average of almost three per day. In Connecticut an Ecuadorian father of three who lived in a basement of a New Haven church for two years to avoid deportation has been granted a one year stay of removal. Nelson pinos has been living in the U.S. for nearly three decades the 47 year old was given a deportation order in 2017 prompting him to seek sanctuary at the church. In Tokyo the International Olympic Committee says it's investigating whether an ex gesture made by U.S. shot put silver medalist Raven Saunders violated its ban on political statements. Saunders who is African American and identifies as queer told reporters her gesture from the metal podium represented the intersection of where all people who are oppressed meet. And other Olympic news U.S. nastic superstar Simone Biles says she will compete in the balance beam competition on Tuesday about a week after she withdrew from her team finals for mental health reasons. Meanwhile the Belarusian athlete Christina similar skya has entered Poland's empathy in Tokyo requesting political asylum. The 24 year old athlete says she refused her coach's demand that she bore a flight Sunday to return to Belarus out of fears for her safety after she criticized Belarusian Olympic officials. An oka schumann the cofounder of bread and puppet theater company has died. Who was born in the Soviet Union in 1935 and brought to the United States in 1941. She and her husband Peter schumann began the bread and puppet theater company in 1963. Their first productions range from puppet shows for children to pieces protesting poor housing conditions. The group later moved to Vermont. Its processions involving monstrous puppets some of that 20 feet high became a fixture of protests against the Vietnam War. The bread and puppet theater also milled its own flower and baked its own bread sharing it with audience members. This is oka schumann appearing in the 2001 film ah the hopeful pageantry of bread and puppet produced by her daughter Tamar and Dede hallock. We have a grinder of the grind the grain ourselves and the bread is not at all like your supermarket bed. You really have to chew it you really have to put some work into it. But then you get something very good for that. And when our theaters successful we feel it's the same way. You've got to think about it doesn't tell you everything. It's not like wonder bread it just like there it is. Here's the story this is what it means. You've got to do some figuring yourself in the theater in our theater and if this play is successful then at the end you probably feel it was worth the work. Elka schumann died at the age of 85 on Sunday surrounded by her 5 children and her partner Peter schumann. And those are some of the headlines this is democracy now democracy now dot org the war and peace report. I mainly Goodman. The highly infectious coronavirus delta variant is crunching huge spikes in cases across the United States and around the world. With China struggling to control surging infections and the Philippines preparing for a new stricter lockdown. The United States is now averaging some 80,000 new COVID cases a day about 6 times as many daily cases than a month ago. As much of the world's struggles to cope with the pandemic and its impacts we begin today's show with the authors of a new book that examines the social and environmental routes of poor health. Your body is part of a society inflamed right the authors. And then it will speak with the co authors of inflamed deep medicine and the anatomy of injustice bestselling author Raj Patel and physician and activist rupa Maria. But first this is an animated introduction to their book by our Aaron kerbal. You wake up one morning with a dry hacking cough and you've lost your sense of smell. You visit your doctor for a diagnosis. With an x-ray and nasal swab she diagnoses COVID. The coronavirus infected your body and your lungs and nerves are now inflamed. The inflammation sends you to hospital and when you're in the ICU you look around and notice a disproportionate number of people of color in the United States hospitalization and death rates for people of color are far higher than for white people. You make another kind of diagnosis yourself. This you observe is the outcome of structural racism. But how do those structures come to be? To understand that we must go back 600 years to a time when a different pestilence spread across the globe one that continues today and which still makes us sick. And it makes us sick in a pattern way. Through inflammatory disease which underlies all the leading causes of death in industrialized places. European colonization transformed the planet through slavery genocide and disease colonists brought with them a cosmology that changed how people relate to each other and to the living world around them. Those who resisted were sent to the flight. This history lives inside you whether you know it or not since you were conceived your body has been exposed to the consequences of a world on fire. The COVID hospital ward and the specific patients who are in its beds look that way because of centuries of attempts to extinguish other kinds of knowledge and civilizations. If we understand disease with this new kind of diagnosis the treatment options become radically different. The deep medicine we prescribe to address the inflammation of people and planet has been prescribed by others before us. Rudolph on virchow and sitting ball and.
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"new zealand government" Discussed on Democracy Now! Audio
"Jacinda Arden spoke Sunday. Today I stand on behalf of the New Zealand government to offer a formal and unreserved apology to Pacific communities for the discriminatory implementation of the immigration laws of the 1970s that lead to the events of the dawn raids. In Burma the head of the military hunter has named himself prime minister 6 months after the military seized power in a coup. Army chief min Hong Kang has announced the state of emergency imposed after the military who will extend for two more years. He also vowed to hold elections in 2023. Since the coup more than 900 people have been killed and thousands arrested. The Washington Post reports police in the United States shot dead more than 1000 people in 2020. The highest number since the post began an effort to track police shootings in 2015. About one in 5 fatal shootings occurred after police were called to investigate reports of domestic violence or another type of domestic disturbance over the past 6 years The Washington Post has documented more than 6400 fatal police shootings an average of almost three per day. In Connecticut an Ecuadorian father of three who lived in a basement of a New Haven church for two years to avoid deportation has been granted a one year stay of removal. Nelson pinos has been living in the U.S. for nearly three decades the 47 year old was given a deportation order in 2017 prompting him to seek sanctuary at the church. In Tokyo the International Olympic Committee says it's investigating whether an ex gesture made by U.S. shot put silver medalist Raven Saunders violated its ban on political statements. Saunders who is African American and identifies as queer told reporters her gesture from the metal podium represented the intersection of where all people who are oppressed meet. And other Olympic news U.S. nastic superstar Simone Biles says she will compete in the balance beam competition on Tuesday about a week after she withdrew from her team finals for mental health reasons. Meanwhile the Belarusian athlete Christina similar skya has entered Poland's empathy in Tokyo requesting political asylum. The 24 year old athlete says she refused her coach's demand that she bore a flight Sunday to return to Belarus out of fears for her safety after she criticized Belarusian Olympic officials. An oka schumann the cofounder of bread and puppet theater company has died. Who was born in the Soviet Union in 1935 and brought to the United States in 1941. She and her husband Peter schumann began the bread and puppet theater company in 1963. Their first productions range from puppet shows for children to pieces protesting poor housing conditions. The group later moved to Vermont. Its processions involving monstrous puppets some of that 20 feet high became a fixture of protests against the Vietnam War. The bread and puppet theater also milled its own flower and baked its own bread sharing it with audience members. This is oka schumann appearing in the 2001 film ah the hopeful pageantry of bread and puppet produced by her daughter Tamar and Dede hallock. We have a grinder of the grind the grain ourselves and the bread is not at all like your supermarket bed. You really have to chew it you really have to put some work into it. But then you get something very good for that. And when our theaters successful we feel it's the same way. You've got to think about it doesn't tell you everything. It's not like wonder bread it just like there it is. Here's the story this is what it means. You've got to do some figuring yourself in the theater in our theater and if this play is successful then at the end you probably feel it was worth the work. Elka schumann died at the age of 85 on Sunday surrounded by her 5 children and her partner Peter schumann. And those are some of the headlines this is democracy now democracy now dot org the war and peace report. I mainly Goodman. The highly infectious coronavirus delta variant is crunching huge spikes in cases across the United States and around the world. With China struggling to control surging infections and the Philippines preparing for a new stricter lockdown. The United States is now averaging some 80,000 new COVID cases a day about 6 times as many daily cases than a month ago. As much of the world's struggles to cope with the pandemic and its impacts we begin today's show with the authors of a new book that examines the social and environmental routes of poor health. Your body is part of a society inflamed right the authors. And then it will speak with the co authors of inflamed deep medicine and the anatomy of injustice bestselling author Raj Patel and physician and activist rupa Maria. But first this is an animated introduction to their book by our Aaron kerbal. You wake up one morning with a dry hacking cough and you've lost your sense of smell. You visit your doctor for a diagnosis. With an x-ray and nasal swab she diagnoses COVID. The coronavirus infected your body and your lungs and nerves are now inflamed. The inflammation sends you to hospital and when you're in the ICU you look around and notice a disproportionate number of people of color in the United States hospitalization and death rates for people of color are far higher than for white people. You make another kind of diagnosis yourself. This you observe is the outcome of structural racism. But how do those structures come to be? To understand that we must go back 600 years to a time when a different pestilence spread across the globe one that continues today and which still makes us sick. And it makes us sick in a pattern way. Through inflammatory disease which underlies all the leading causes of death in industrialized places. European colonization transformed the planet through slavery genocide and disease colonists brought with them a cosmology that changed how people relate to each other and to the living world around them. Those who resisted were sent to the flight. This history lives inside you whether you know it or not since you were conceived your body has been exposed to the consequences of a world on fire. The COVID hospital ward and the specific patients who are in its beds look that way because of centuries of attempts to extinguish other kinds of knowledge and civilizations. If we understand disease with this new kind of diagnosis the treatment options become radically different. The deep medicine we prescribe to address the inflammation of people and planet has been prescribed by others before us. Rudolph on virchow and sitting ball and.
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"new zealand government" Discussed on AFF on AIR Podcast
"I leave the new zealand. Government has unfortunately posed the trans-tasman bubble from midnight. Last night. judy concerns about rising nineteen case. Thomason australia the pause effects travel from all the states and territories to new zealand and will remain in effect for eight weeks new zealand citizens. Permanent resident and fees. The whole is currently in australia. As well as trillion citizens who have recently been in new zealand and left on or off to the six april this year as well as their family members will still be allowed to return to new zealand on quarantaine free flights until next friday the thirtieth of july but this excludes anyone who's been in new south wales in the past fourteen days. Who would soon need to enter two weeks of managed isolation and quarantine on arrival back in new zealand and at the moment anyone traveling from victoria to new zealand over the next week. We'll need to self isolate for three days and get a curve attest. After arriving back in new zealand off the thirtieth of july once. That's finish next. Friday qantas's jetstar will spend almost all of their trans-tasman services at least until the twenty fifth of september when the bubble is currently scheduled to resume any zealand will continue operating but only limited trans-tasman flights and to and from oakland with various parts of new south. Wales victoria and south australia old. Currently on lockdown olas trillion station. Terry trees have unfortunately also reimposed restrictions on interstate travel and this is unfortunately prompted rex to cancel. All of its boeing seven three seven passenger services starting from tuesday of this week until at least the of august. I just on the two weeks of this point.
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"new zealand government" Discussed on RNZ: The Detail
"Won't to wet collaborative late. There's lots of activity like The nasa sophia infrared aircraft comes to new zealand to observe the southern sky in on the aviation side. There's been a lot of support for Experimental testing there's been balloon testing and large scale the testing and things like that. in fact. there's there's even a recent agreement in in the area near christ church for a a new current space testing area out near earnings flat and so there's a support across the board in the areas that make this a friendly place. in fact we have talked to several people in moving companies here from europe that they just couldn't find a place in europe for their flight tests and they wanted to come to new zealand just develop their airspace. systems is there. danger guys could become too crowded. There's potential there. The i mean certainly We're talking just in the aviation and High altitude areas Right now it's not much traffic for the it's much less than other parts of the world but and then of course satellite orbits a global. And so there's the other concern about the increasing number of satellites that are in the sky that have both plus minus aspects of that with the stratosphere getting more crowded and the danger of space debris increasing. We need to know where it all is. So it's incredible this point tracking facilities being set up Nina esp and that's really contributing to how well we know the positions of all of the things around the earth and if you're launching satellites You really need to know the information because the last thing you want to happen is a collision which would be a disaster. I small piece of debris just a couple of centimeters in size has the energy of appiano moving at sixty miles per hour. We are often called. Google maps of space. We're building the base layer map of the low-earth orbit environment. It's a dynamic map. It's changing it. Shows where the satellites are where the debris is where the new satellites are going. And we're satellites are being taken out of orbit. The company labs in based in california has four radar tennis around the world and one of them on this on the south island here is eland and they have a unique partnership with the government in new zealand. provide tracking for anything launched from new zealand is part of the new zealand's obligations to minimize space debris under us agreements. And i'm really impressed by what new zealand has been able to do in this area by partnering with a commercial satellite tracking provider there. Actually i i hear about my friends that are connected with the us tracking system in the the us military and and they're stuck using computers from the nineties and struggling to keep up with new satellites whereas leo labs is providing really modern tracking to the new zealand government. And so i think a couple of new zealanders laptops has about the same capabilities the us space force in this area. Many many years ago. I used to work on the hubble telescope program nassar and you know you travel around america and goes all these amazing places and see incredible engineering and i to say what i moved down to. The you know few years ago if you told me. I'd be seeing similar activity here and using and that's gonna happen but he has an and the pace of is quite impressive And these are serious companies. They don't like small up. Some of them are doing quite big business and i are actually really contributing to the local economy in the regions of new zealand. Then again that's another aspect of this all of the developments. The senate in auckland or wellington they are out in the regions and there are opportunities out in the region for people to set up these new businesses. And of course the other thing we go through member is the opportunities to launch spacecraft here There's not much to south of us. So if you launch threat south you pass over any populated countries until you get on the other side of antarctica. So that means if your rockets do crash. They don't do any damage so again. Museums are pretty good. Place to be able to launch rockets into space attracting people from i think it is. Yes and i think given the amazing performance of this country during kofi Living in new zealand become a lot more attractive than the last year or so And i think if you couple that with economy that is Willing to kind of adapt the relative ease of access to government and the people who make decisions it does make this country a very interesting place for folks to come and work and you can see that. There's a lot of investors trying to move down to new zealand at the moment. And and of course a lotta talented engineers and would love to work down here in this part of the world. I think the thing we go to think about here though. Is you know the future museums. Economy exporting milk to china. You'll probably making you know certain amount per kilogram but if we stop exporting ideas to the wool. The the property that we're doing is really valuable so you know instead of paying whatever is maybe sixty seventy one hundred bucks for kilo of of milk to go somewhere. We might send kilo of high tech stuff. That's worth tens of thousands of dollars and there's real opportunities. I think here in the new economy and of course able services economy. We need to education system that generates lots of people have the talent that we need in this new era and not just scientists and engineers. You know there's also ways that folks office can contribute towards this as well designers and that kind of thing so I do think all of this activity does mean that it's up to us now to join education system. He can produce people who can serve this new economy. That's all for today. I'm alexia russell. Thanks to ian griffin erik. dalstrom and maria. Poza jeremy ansell engineered this episode and mac jennings produced it. The detail is a newsroom. Production for are indeed possible by new zealand on here where all the usual podcast platforms had subscribe and get a new episode downloaded every weekday f. You're an apple us. please give us a rating. 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Lord of the Rings Series Will Cost Amazon $465m
"Over at amazon is worth from. It's a story from late last week. The retail giant's highly anticipated. Lord of the rings will cost an eye popping four hundred and sixty five million dollars for its first season. According to the new zealand government's official information act filing. Yeah i'm gonna say that again one more time just to let it sink. Four hundred sixty five million dollars for one season of television and we don't even know how many episodes it's going to be. My understanding is that that figure includes the acquisition of the rights. So i don't know that anyone really knows what that figure entails because we reported that the rights alone were north of two hundred and fifty million dollars just for global rights alone to the property. But that's still an awful lot for one season of television usually those rights. You amortize the cost. Over the life of the series so that the first season drops down cetera. The shows already been renewed for season two. I think it's already you know. The plan is for five seasons in spinoff. so are they trying to amortize. That cost over. Are they gonna shoot seasons one and two back to back and this is quote unquote one-season a television that stretches over into two seasons of of television and and and the budget is that for two full seasons. I don't know either way. That is an eye popping number and if it doesn't include global rights even if you take out that to fifty a crazy amount of money it's still like more than more than double the cost of what a season of game of thrones would cost it's astounding. It is a tremendous amount of money and a tremendous amount of money for a show which has no costly above the line talent. It's not like the eight hundred and fifty people who are starring in that show are making a million dollars per episode. They are being paid. One would presume a reasonable amount. Let's just say eight a non impressive amount because they're not stars. You're not spending this money on cast. You're spending this money on on rights and production sets and costumes and and the global rights like we talked about. You know like yeah this. This number doesn't make any sense to me. It's a lot of money this a lot
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New Zealand Booking Agents Hope for More Bookings
"Agents across New Zealand's say they hope to see thousands of Australians locking their holidays. Now the trouble bubble is open. Josh Brothers reports from Queenstown. A recent survey by research New Zealand found almost half of New Zealanders aren't thrilled that allowing a sudden influx of Australians after what was a relatively safe isolation period. But booking agents and businesses here have been struggling. Some booking agents have told local media they've seen a spike in online searches, but yet to see bookings match what they call online window shopping. The New Zealand government is currently considering similar travel bubbles with South Pacific nations, but details a yet to be announced.
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"new zealand government" Discussed on AFF on AIR Podcast
"Free flights between australia and new zealand will start from monday. The nineteenth of april win the long-awaited trans has been troubled by will finally becomes a reality. Qantas and jetstar will resume regular trans tasman flights from monday with quotas and zealand now selling an extensive range of trans tasman routes from destinations around australia to oakland. Wellington christ church and queenstown qantas even launching to brand new greats from cans and the goa coast oakland and any zealand plans to launch a new route of its from oakland to hyderabad and tasmania vegetate is not resuming any flights to new zealand for now but currently plans to retain new zealand starting from september with flights to queenstown in october last year as the sterling government had already removed. It's quarantaine requirement for travelers coming from new zealand on special quarantine free flights but the new zealand government hadn't reciprocated yet until now a few weeks ago in preparation for this announcement. The israeli government had already quietly removed the requirement for australian citizens to an Apply for an exemption to travel to new zealand and these sterling government has also now downgraded. Its travel advice. Zealand's to level two with the smart traveler website advising his trillion simply excise a high degree of cautioning new zealand junior to the ongoing risk of covid nineteen outbreaks. The official advice for all other countries remain to level four which is do not travel. So that's pretty good actually quarantaine free green zone. Flights across the tasman will be available only to travel as have not been in an overseas covid nineteen hotspot during the last fourteen days and the crew operating those Green zone flights will also be allowed to do that if they have not been to any hot spots around countries in the past fortnight
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Crowds return: 35,000 fans expected at Super Rugby matches
"New Zealand rugby teams hoping thousands will return to big games this weekend now the battle against the coronavirus looks like it's been long at least for now the decision of the New Zealand government on Monday to drop old restrictions on the size of public gatherings means a social distancing is no longer required and sports can take place in full stadiums New Zealand has no current cases occurred in nineteen and hasn't recorded a new infection in eighteen days the news has prompted the Highlanders team to say they hope twenty thousand fans will attend Saturday's game against the chiefs well the Oakland based blues once as many as thirty five thousand to attend Sunday's game against the hurricanes I'm Charles the last month
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Crowds return: 35,000 fans expected at Super Rugby matches
"New Zealand rugby teams hoping thousands will return to big games this weekend now the battle against the coronavirus looks like it's been long at least for now the decision of the New Zealand government on Monday to drop old restrictions on the size of public gatherings means a social distancing is no longer required and sports can take place in full stadiums New Zealand has no current cases occurred in nineteen and hasn't recorded a new infection in eighteen days the news has prompted the Highlanders team to say they hope twenty thousand fans will attend Saturday's game against the chiefs well the Oakland based blues once as many as thirty five thousand to attend Sunday's game against the hurricanes I'm Charles the last month
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Reparations In New Zealand
"We start recording okay. Still it Mavis. Mullins started her career in in sheep bond in New Zealand. Her job was degrade the quality of wool. I loved it and war was such a beautiful natural fiber. It's actually a protein. Mavis is now one of New Zealand's most powerful will magnates. Her company handles a million sheep a year. Yeah Mavis is involved with all kinds of boards and trusts and a big part of her life. Is Hotel Rooms. Taxi CABS FREQUENT FLYER LOUNGES. Although initially she was a bit shy about that. Frequent Flyer status. I don't want to expose myself. Actually you saw. Of course there's nothing hidden. I am an elite gold club member and proud of it and I just want to point out that you can hear and Mavis this fundamental paradox of being New Zealander like myself. It's basically into us that we never spice to Brag but we're also meant to always tell it like it is and I find that really hard myself may mullins on the other. Hand is unusually deft. This she has this disarming honesty that let's just cut to the chase about anything and you you will like her even more. It has made her a great negotiator. Her friends know this about her her business associates and apparently her cousin because one day Mavis was on a trip to New Zealand's capital city. Which you just happened to run into this cousin. Eliza in Wellington we passed in the street and he said to me stop. Anita have coffee with your cousin wasn't just grabs you and pulls you into a coffee shop. Yeah that's how it started. Mavis knew it was about to come and to some degree had been actively avoiding very conversation. May this is Maree an indigenous New Zealander and she knew that her tribe was scheduled to sit down with the government for one of the most important negotiations in. Its history and negotiation for reparations. The more accurate word for tribe in New Zealand is e we May Miss E. We have been working towards this reparations movement for decades and at this surprise coffee meeting may cousin essentially was saying we need you Mavis. We need you to drop some of that jet set business life and come help the tribe come help. The every politics isn't always very pleasant. I'd rather be in business with the lines are pretty well drawn. So it's it's just a whole different ballgame. Did you say I'll think about it? I said I'll talk to you later. Wise Move Below. Welcome to planet money. I'm Kenny Malone and I'm Daria Moods the story of Zealand is unfortunately familiar. The country had an indigenous population was colonized by Europeans. And by the Nineteen Seventies Baldy had lost ownership of ninety seven percent of their land often through deception and sometimes violence but over the last thirty five years the New Zealand. Government has spent billions of dollars to build a system to address those unthinkable. Wrong and to try and actually pay for them today on the show we head to New Zealand to see how it works and to hear what it's like to put a price on history. We ask Mavis mullets. Because of course he agreed to help her cousin negotiate. Rangan said put on. Just hurry up. It's just get on with the support for NPR in the following message. Come from Hiscox. The business insurance experts who Taylor intelligent insurance solutions to fit each businesses very specific needs which may explain their ninety seven percents customer service rating. Get a quote or purchase a policy at Hiscox DOT COM Hiscox. Encourage courage money has a newsletter. We keep you up to date with stories about Federal Reserve decisions the Housing Market Opium Scooters. It's just the right amount of economics. Weekly go to NPR DOT Org Slash Planet money newsletter in New Zealand. There are two main islands. They stretch about a thousand miles in total. And if you kind of zoom in on the bottom part of the North Island you'll land here on a small mountain that Mavis mullins knows as Puka almost like an inland island dedicated to the boot song. The name polka comes from a model where that means flock of hawks all Windy Mountain. This is where Mavis is travis from her e we we see People Mountain People. We were people of the forest. That was a food basket. Prediction Castle Moat Play. Grand was Kim was there chemists. She says it was their pharmacists. Mauri the indigenous people of New Zealand were way ahead of Walgreens. They were using leaves and seeds that now show up and Commercial Pharmaceuticals. Mavis remembers being sick as a little kid. Her Grandma was able to just collect ingredients from the forest poultices and potions things like that where you like now. I don't want to drink that. Grandma was it would you? You didn't really have too much of a choice. You sit down and have this this'll help your tummy for Mavis. Ancestors way back. The forest was everything but then the European settlers came F. I just a handful of settlers who wanted to tear down some of the forest to farm. Sheep Mavis Z. We figured great. We can charge these settlers rent. They'll tear down some trees in some small plots but the we can preserve the rest of the forest but then the New Zealand government got involved after a series of bad deals unfulfilled promises outright deception by the colonial government almost all of the ease land ended up in the hands of white settlers and within just one generation. Mavis his ancestors went from being landlords. Four the white settlers to being there laborers their farm workers and sheep shares because of their own government. Wow just happened so quick. Without regard you would not good partners. We're not sincere. You're not true Be Nice to have you say sorry. Damage Mavis ancestors had gotten everything from this vast swath of forest and almost all of that forest was chopped down when the land was sold to white settlers. In fact there's really only one big chunk remaining now. Who is all? That's really lift of the forest. This is the last real remnant. That's an one pace. Fukuhara is the last real place where Mavis can go to see and feel and hear what our ancestors would have experienced but infuriatingly it was no longer controlled by Mavis E. We Pukhov fell into government ownership and to add insult to injury for all of us as life New Zealand. Maps did not use the name Puka. Mount Price was mount. Brace Mount Bruce and nobody seems to know exactly who bruce was or why Polka got changed to mount. Bruce certainly wasn't because it sounded better Pakeha. It sounds like a booed cool doesn't polka whereas mount. Bruce. Kinda doesn't have that same that I'm beautiful flow to us. Yeah now all of the history from the renaming of Puka to the mass transfer of land. This is not necessarily something that may this new in its entirety. All of this came together during the first stage of New Zealand's reparations process effect finding tribunal mimics witnesses. Promo ploy is audio is from Davis Tribunal. And there were hundreds of hours of testimony at this from regular we members including Mavis. His Dad Kimba shop and from land surveyors and historians land has demoralizing influence on the and also from legal experts for Mavis Z. Y. Which by the way is named Danny are? After months of testimony tribunal officials pulled together a single exhaustive history of how the government betrayed. Mavis his ancestors that history is a thousand pages long and covering all? The real truth was just devastating. Just how ruthless heartless and fast it was versions of the same story happened all over New Zealand. Maury make up about sixteen percent of the country's population now and they're about one hundred Mauri tribal groupings in New Zealand. Each could have their own one thousand page. History of betrayal Mavis is Maury experienced kind of social and economic shock that gets inherited generation after generation. I wish I could say that. It wasn't but it is it. Has It has multiplied. Mahdi more likely to die. Young Mario more likely to heavily. Cg -CATION Maria more than fifty percent of the population of prisons. The homeless these people that I grew up
Brief History Podcast
The Falklands War Explained
"This episode is on the Falcons will and so we get straight into the Falklands war was a ten week. Undeclared war which we Argentina and the United Kingdom in one thousand nine hundred ninety two over two different territories in the south Atlanta the focus on islands territorial dependency which is south Georgia and South Sandwich Islands. The conflict guy on the second of I pro. When Argentine forces invaded occupied the focus ORLANDS? This was followed by invasion of south Georgia the next day in an attempt to establish the sovereignty claim them over on the fifth of April. The British government dispatched a naval task force to engage each week the Argentine navy and Air Force before making them in February so come the island. This conflict lasted seventy four days and ended with the Argentine surrender on the fourteenth for June. Were turning the islands to British control in total six forty nine auditorium military personnel. It's now on two hundred and fifty richest personnel and three folklore owners died during the hostilities. The conflict was a major episode. In the protracted dispute over the territory's sovereignty Argentina selected our maintains that they were Argentine find territory and Argentine government. That's characterizes military action as the reclamation of its territory the British government regard the action As an invasion of in crime colony since eighteen forty one the folkman islanders who had inhabited the island since the early nineteenth century with predominantly descendants of British cyclists and strongly favored which is shocking Leave estate officially declared war. Although both the government declared the islands of warzone hostilities was almost exclusively limited to the territories UNDIS- disputes and the area South Atlantic where Louis the conflict had a strong effect in both cultures and has been the subject various books articles films on songs uh-huh patriotic sentiment ran high in Argentina. But the outcome prompted large protests against the military government hastened its downfall in the United Kingdom the conservative government boasted by the successful outcome was reelected increased majority the following year the the cultural and political effects of the conflict have been less than the UK done in Argentina where it remains a common topic for discussion. Diplomatic diplomats relations between the United Kingdom and Argentina were restored in one thousand nine hundred nine fallen meeting Madrid a which the two governments issued the joint statement. No change in either country's position regarding the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands were made explicit in Nineteen ninety-four Argentina's in times claim to the territory was added to its constitution in the period leading up to the wall in particular perform transfer of power between the military dictators. General Jorge Raphael Videla and General Roberto Eduardo Viola late in March nineteen eighty see what Argentina have been in the midst of a devastating economic stagnation and large scale civil unrest against the military Giunta that been governor the country since nineteen seventy six in December. One thousand nine hundred what there was a change in the audit time military regime bringing to office. It's a new GENTA headed by General Leopoldo Galtieri Acting President and Averick Adele Lameta an admiral. George Weah was the main architect and supporter of military solution for the long standing claim over the islands calculating and that the United Kingdom would never respond militarily by opt-in for military action the Galateri government hoped to mobilized choice along standard patriotic feelings of Argentines towards the islands. Their star the public attention from the country's current economic problems on the regime's James Ongoing Human rights violations of the dirty war such actions would also boast a dwindling legitimacy the new space last preceding speculated on a step-by-step plan beginning with cutting off supplies to the island and direct actions slate to nine thousand nine hundred two if the UN talks were fruitless ongoing tension between the couteau countries over islands increased the online from March where Military Group of Argentine scrap metal merchants. They actually infiltrated by Argentine Marines raised as the Argentine flag at South Georgia Island. A not that would like to be seen as the first offensive action in the war. The blow navy ice patrol vessel H- H must endure. It was dispatched from standing to South Georgia on the twentieth in response the Argentine Ministry Genta suspect in the UK would reinforce his Atlantic forces ordered the invasion of the fulcrum islands to be brought forward to the second-ranked The UK was initially taken by surprise by the Argentine attack on the South Atlantic islands. Despite repeated wouldn't wooden royal naval captain Nicholas Barker it commanded. They're enjoying anivers- Balka believed that the Defense Secretary John Not Nineteen Nineteen eighty-one review in which knots described plans to rejoin the joins. The Yolk case only naval presence in the in the South Atlantic at center signal not Argentines that UK was unwilling would soon be unable to defend his territories subjects in the Falkland Islands on the Second Night Nineteen eight thousand nine hundred. The Argentine forces mounted on Fabius London's known as Operation Rosario on the Falkland Islands the invasion was met with nominal defense organized by full. Didn't governor Sir. Rex Hunt giving command to Major. Might Norman of the Royal Marines brings the events invasion included end of life. Talent commander Admiral Sanchez supply. Thomas I'm fabulous commanders. Group the attack on Moody Brook Barracks. The engagement between troops of Hugo Santelli on bill trip at Stanley on the final engagement and surrender government. Government has worthy invasion. I reach the U. K.. From auditing solstice. A minister defense operative in London had a short tally tax. Conversation with Governor. Hunt's telex operation confirmed that Argentines on the island and in control later that day BBC journalists Lorrimore Golez spoke with an Orlando at goose green via average rage of who confirmed the presence of a large oftentimes entire fleet and the Argentine forces had taken control of the island richest military operations in the Fulcrum Wolf were given the code thing Operation Culpa and the commander of the Task Force was Melissa. John fieldhouse operations lasted from first of all April nineteen thousand nine hundred to the twentieth of June nineteen ninety two. The British undertook a series of military operations as a means of recapturing the fortunes from Argentine Argentine occupation the British royalty taken prior in second April invasion in response to the events on South Georgia the submarines henchman splendid and H- H Mess Fox and was ordered to South to south on twenty nine March whereas the store ship Royal Flea Cle- exonerate for Austin was dispatched from the western Mediterranean H Messengers North Carrington. I wish to send a third submarine but his decision with deferred due to concerns about the impact on operational commitments coincidentally on the second of March suckering suckering hikmet superb after broke up and it was just seemed was in the press to be heading south that has been since been speculation. The effect effect these reports were panic. The Argentine Genta into invading the Falkland Islands before nuclear powered submarines could be deployed the following day. Join a crisis. Meeting headed by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. The Chief of Naval Staff at Henry Leach advise that quote written could send Taskforce Skip. The islands were invaded and on the first April sent orders to a royal naval force. CARRINA LENA exercises in the Mediterranean to provide south-south Phony invasion on the second of April after emergency meeting of the cabinet approval was given to form a task force to retake the islands. This was backed in an emergency session of the House of Commons. The next day on the six by the British government set up a war cabinet to provide today political oversight the campaign this was the CRISCO instrument crisis-management to the British with his remittance to keep under review political or military development relating to the South Atlantic and to report as necessary to Defense Overseas Policy Committee. The Wall Cabinet Matt at least daily until it was dissolved on the twelfth of August although Margaret Thatcher is described as dominating the wool cabinet Lawrence Friedman notes in the official history of the Falkland Islands Campaign that she did not know opposition without concern of however wants a decision was reached. She did not look back and quote on the evening of April. The United Kingdom's nation's ambassador possums for a drop. The president of the United Nations Gertie Council the resolution which condemned hostilities in the media. Argentine ritual from the island was adopted by the council the following day as United Nations. WHO's not council resolution five? Oh two which passed with ten votes in simple when against ends up stations. China the Soviet Union potent UK receive fervor political support from members members countries the Commonwealth of Nations and the European Economic Community Australia Canada New Zealand withdrew that diplomats from bodice Ariz the e say also provided economic support by imposing economic sanctions on Argentina. Auden itself was politically literally backed by a majority of countries in Latin America of crucially knocked chilly and also some members of the Non Aligned Movement. The New Zealand government expelled the Argentine ambassador following the invasion Prime Minister Rob Dune was in London. When will grow finding an opinion piece published in science? He said quote the military rulers of Argentina must not be appeased. New Zealand will back Britain all the way and unquote will cost in on BBC World Service. He told the focus islands. This quote this robot mode do we all think Commu Given our full support total to the British government isn't this endeavors to rectify the situation. Get rid of the people invaded your Country Country Unquote on the twenty for May nine hundred eighty two. He announced that New Zealand would make H. M. S.. Concentrate prey lead. The class frigate valuable to use when the British were could fit to release royal. Navy vessels from the Falcons in the House of Commons almonds. Afterwards Margaret Thatcher said quote the New Zealand government and people have absolutely magnificent in support of this country and the Falkland Islanders just for the rule of liberty of law and quote the French president. Francois Mitterrand declared embargo home. Frenchamn sows thousand assistance to Argentina. In addition from allowed UK act craft warships use of his poor field facilities. That car in Senegal Frans provided dismisal aircraft training. So that Harry pilots could be trained against the French aircraft used by Argentina Intelligence also cooperated with Britain to prevent Argentina from containing more exit missiles on the international market. Kim a two thousand two interview in reference to the support John Not then defense secretary at disquiet France. At Britain's quote greatest tally in two thousand twelve. He came to light that wall. This poll was taken place. A French technical team employed by docile and already in Argentina remained death throughout the world. Despite presidential decree the team had provided material support to the Argentines identify and fixing faults in exit missile launchers. John Not set the unknown. The French team was that beset. It's what was thought. Be Not of any the important and advised that French government denied any knowledge the time that the tech teams that in contrast French intelligence officer maintained a team was that it was in intelligence gathering capacity. Joel not that asked if he regretted his surly praised. The French said he's the French. were quote the excess and always have been an quote. The Sierra Leone government allowed task for ships to refuel preterm. BBC Ten transport aircraft landed on Joel in the Gambia Umbria flight between the UK and Ascension Islands. The United States was concerned. A protracted conflict with the Soviet Union Argentina's Argentina's side and initially tried to meet yet then to the conflict through shuttle diplomats however when Argentina refused the US peace over rituals US Secretary of State Alexander. Hey announced that. The United States would prohibit sale arms to Argentina and provide material support richest operations rations both houses the US Congress passed resolutions supporting us. Parchin sided with the United Kingdom. The into and you S. provided United Kingdom with Sidewinder missiles for use by the Harrier jets President Ronald Reagan approved Royal Navy's Request to borrow the sea curry capable amphibious assault ship. US Awad Jima. If the British lost aircraft carrier the United States Navy developed a plan to help the richest man that Shit with American military contractors likely retired sailors with knowledge of a Jima Systems
BBC World Service
New Zealand bans foreign political donations amid interference concerns
"Ahead of its general elections next year in New Zealand is introducing restrictions on foreign political donations and advertisements on social media using his justice minister Angelus who said the measures were aimed at protecting the country's democracy this is Phil Mercer reports new Zealand's government to set the risk of foreign interference in elections including financial contributions wasn't growing international problem the new limit for political donations from overseas will be thirty three dollars officials didn't say which countries have prompted the move but experts believe that China's activities with the catalyst that also be changes to one nine political advertisements to combat what New Zealand cents was an avalanche of fake news social media rides in elections overseas
Brief History Podcast
The Falklands War
"The Falklands war was a ten week undeclared war between Argentina on the United Kingdom in nineteen eighty two over two different territories in the South Atlantic the focus winans territorial dependency which is south Georgia and South Sandwich Islands the conflict got on the second of April when Argentine forces invaded and occupied the Falkland Islands this was followed by an invasion of south Georgia the next day in an attempt to stop the sovereignty claim them over on the fifth of April the British government dispatched a naval task. also to engage with the Argentine navy and Air Force before making them amphibious assault from the island this conflict lasted seventy four days and ended with the Argentine surrender on the fourteenth of June we're turning the islands to British control in total six hundred forty nine talk military personnel and two fifty five purchase personnel and three Falkland Islanders died during the hostilities inflict was a major episode in the protracted dispute over the territory's sovereignty Argentina asserted maintains that they all were Argentine territory an Argentine government that's characterizes military action as the recommendation of its territory the British governor my regard the action as an invasion of territory in Crime Colin leases eighteen forty the folkman islanders who had inhabited the island since the early nineteenth century with predominantly descendants of British settlers and strongly favored Britches sovereignty leave estate officially declared war although both governments declared the islands a war zone hostilities was almost exclusively limited to the territories UNDIS- disputes and the area Allante with a law. The conflict had a strong effect in both countries and has been the subject of various books articles films on songs patriotic sentiment ran high in Argentina outcome prompted large protests against the ruling military government. Hazy listen it's downfall in the United Kingdom the conservative government boasted by the successful outcome was reelected with an increased majority to follow in the empirical fact of the conflict has been less than the UK done in Argentina where remains a common topic for discussion diplomatic relations between the United Kingdom and Argentina were restored in nineteen eighty nine following a meeting in Madrid which the two government issued a joint statement no change in either country's position regarding the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands Made Explicit in Nineteen Ninety full Argentines claim to territory was added to its constitution in the period leading up to the wall in particular form the transfer of power between the military dictators General Jorge Raphael General Roberto Eduardo Viola late March nine thousand nine hundred what Argentina have been in the midst of a devastating economic stagnation and large scale civil unrest against the Military Gentler that been governing the country since nineteen seventy six in December nine thousand nine hundred there was a change in the auditorium military regime. bring into office in New Jersey headed by General Leopoldo Galtieri acting president an average Adele but the Llama Dosa and Admiral George Weah was the main architect unsupportive of a military solution for the longstanding claim over the islands calculating that the United Kingdom would never respond militarily by opted for military action the gala tear recover go to mobilize the wrong standard patriotic feelings of Argentines towards the islands there started the public attention from the country's economic problems on the regime's ongoing human rights violations of the dirty such actions would also boast a dwindling legitimacy see the new space last press speculated on the step by step plan beginning with cutting off supplies to the island and indirect actions late in one thousand nine hundred eighty two if the UN tokes free ongoing tension between the couteau countries Orlands increased on nineteen March where a Military Group of Argentine scrap metal merchants they actually infiltrated by audience I marines raised the Argentine flag at South Georgia island a knocked that would like to be seen as the first offensive action in the war the Royal Navy patrol vessel hates must endure it was dispatched from Stanley to South Georgia on the twenty fifth in response the audience time miniature Genta suspect in the UK would reinforce Atlantic pulses altered the invasion of the fulcrum islands to people fool with to the second bankroll the UK was initially taken by surprise by the Argentine attack on the South Atlantic Islands despite repeated warnings boil naval captain Nicholas Barker it commanded their endurance anivers- Balk at believed the defense side St John Not one thousand nine hundred one review in which knots described plans to redraw the George the Yolk case only naval presence in the in the South Atlantic had sent a signal to the Argentines that the UK was unwilling would soon be unable to defend his territories and subjects in the Falkland silence on the second April nineteen eighty two the oftentimes forces mounted amphibious London's known as Operation Rosario on the could the invasion was met with nominal defense organized by Fulcrum Islands Governor surrendered hunt giving command to major might normal on on the Royal Marines the events the invasion included on of left commander Admiral Sanchez supply. Thomas I'm Fabius Command There's group the attack on barracks the engagement between troops of Hugo Suntan bill trip at Stanley on the final gauge moments surrender at Government House worthy invasion first reached UK from Argentine sources administered defense operative in London on the show tally tax conversation with governor. Hunt's telex operation it confirmed that Argentines on the island and in control later that day BBC journalists lorrimore Golez spoke with an Oil Linda at goose green via amateur radio who confirmed the Solarge oftentimes fleet and Argentine forces had taken control of the island richest military operations in the fulcrum were given the something Operation Cobra Commander of the Task Force was John Fieldhouse operations lasted from first of all April Nineteen take to the twentieth of June nineteen eighty two the British undertook a series of military operations as a means of recapturing for wins from Argentine occupation though the British royalty taken prior in that second April invasion in response to the events on salary order the submarines h Miss Splendid and H- H Mess Fox was ordered to South to south on twenty four March whereas the the ship Royal Fleet Accelerate our effect for Austin was dispatched from the western Mediterranean h messengers. all currency had wished to send a third submarine with his decision with deferred due to concerns about the impact on operational commitments coincidentally on the second March two separate left Gibraltar and it was just seemed it was in the press to be headed south that has been since in speculation the effect of these reports were panic the Argentine genta into invading the Falkland Islands before nuclear powered submarines could be deployed the following dight join a crisis meeting headed by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher the chief of Naval Staff at Henry Leach Advice doc quote recent could and should send a task force skip the islands were invaded and quote on the first April Lynch sent orders to NATO force China exercises in the Mediterranean to provide south-south invasion on the second of April after emergency the governor approval was given to foam task force to retake the islands this was backed in an emergency session of the House of Commons the next day on the six April the British government set up a war cabinet to provide day-to-day political oversight the campaign This was the critical instrument crisis management to the British with his remittance the end to keep under review political or military development relating to the South Atlantic and to report as necessary to Defense Overseas Policy Committee the war camping matter at least daily until it was dissolved swath of August although Margaret Thatcher is described as dominating the wool cabinet Lawrence Friedman notes in the official history of the Falkland Islands campaign that she did not know opposition without concern of however once a decision was reached she did not look back end quote on the evening of April United Kingdom's nations on Buster possible and for a draft resolution to the United Nations Security Council resolution which condemned the hostilities and demanded the immediate Argentine ritual from the island was adopted by the council the following day as United Nations who's not council resolution five to which possibly ten votes insulin we'll when against which Panama enfor up stations China the Soviet Union potent the UK received Fervor let's go support from members catches the Commonwealth of Nations and the European Economic Community Australia Canada and New Zealand withdrew that diplomats from bodice Ariz the EEC also provided economic support imposed economic sanctions on Argentina oughtn't itself was politically backed by majority countries in Latin America of crucially not chilly and also some members on Aligned Movement the New Zealand government expelled the Argentine ambassador following the invasion Prime Minister Robert Muldoon was in London when will grow cap on a in an opinion piece published in science he said quote the military rulers of Argentina must not be appeased newseum will back in order wide end quote will cost it on BBC World Service he told the Falkland Islanders quote this World Mood and we all thinking of you and we will give full support total to the British government is in his endeavors to rectify the situation get rid of the that s concentrate elite class frigate available to use when the British could fit to release Romeny vessels from the Falcons in the House of Commons afterwards Margaret Thatcher said quote the New Zealand government and people have absolutely magnificent in their support for this country in Senegal and France provided this minimum aircraft training so the Harrier pilots could be trained against the French aircraft used by Argentine Lena intelligence also cooperated with Britain to prevent Argentina from an exit missiles on the international market in a two thousand two interview on in reference to the support you're not the Dan Defense Secretary at disquiet France at Britain's unquote greatest ally in quote in two thousand twelve. He came to light that we've while this was taking place a fridge technical team Loyd assault and ordine Argentina remained death throughout the world despite presidential decree the team had provided material support
Environment: NPR
Tribe Gives Personhood To Klamath River
"A native American tribe has granted person hood to a river in northern California making it the first known river in North America to have the same legal legal rights as a human at least under tribal law the your tribe based near the southern border of Oregon conferred the new status on the Klamath River for years water management Richmond Systems and climate change have led to lower water flows in the Klamath and fewer salmon one of the main food sources. We're joined now by your tribe general counsel Cordola's who is also a tribal member. Welcome to the program. I agree. Thank you for having me. What does the status of person hood mean for river what it means is it gives the right to the river to exist to flourish and to naturally evolve and a right to a stable climate free free from human caused climate change impacts. What that means is that anytime the rivers hurt for example. There's a toxic pollutant pollutant that is gets into the water of the river we could then bring cause of action against that polluter to protect the river so would New York tribunal to take legal action against polluters of the river further upstream beyond their territory well that gets into some jurisdictional issues but we certainly would make the argument what prompted this. Why did they decide to take this action. One the euro people have always lived along the banks. Thanks of the Klamath River and in our creation story the Creator told us that as long as we lived in a balance with the natural world world we would never want for anything and we live that way for a very long time of course after the invasion in the eighteen hundreds in in development occurred outside of our control. That balance has been thrown off. I understand that the situation when the salmon though has really prompted a lot out of concern. Can you explain a little bit about what's going on and how it's been going this year. The salmon runs are the lowest they've ever been even this year. It was anticipated that the returning salmon runs. We're going to be strong but they never showed up. We don't know where they are. We have been doing all all we can to protect the river and you know working within existing legal frameworks and it's not enough we should note that this is not the first body of water to be granted. Person Hood Toledo Ohio voters approved a referendum to grab person hood for Lake Erie in February although that is being challenged lynched. Is this an idea. That's gaining traction. Ah Beyond Native Americans absolutely the New Zealand government granted rights of a river in really what I think this is a reflection of a change of societal values so we're in a climate crisis and we need new tools tools to respond to that crisis and in this country right now corporations have rates as a person and that's because historically our country valued commerce and so I think it's a logical next step in this era of climate change to give the same kind of of legal recognition to the natural environment and to nature. That's Amy Cordola's. She's the general counsel for the Europe tribe in Northern California. Thank you so
Morning Edition
New Zealand And Prime Minister discussed on Morning Edition
"New Zealand Prime Minister just into modern says her government is immediately banning the types of weapons that were used. In last week's deadly mosque attacks today, I'm announcing that New Zealand will ban all military style semi automatic weapons. We will also ban all assault rifles. The ban will also cover affected pistols, and shotguns, that can use detachable magazines that hold more than five cartridges all high capacity magazines will also be banned the New Zealand government will buy back weapons from gun owners a cost of one hundred forty million
BBC World Service
It's a watershed moment for gun control in New Zealand
"New Zealand's government has agreed to toughen gun laws seventy two hours off to the country's worst attack on its soil in the past half an hour. The prime minister into Auden said the decisions around gun reforms have been made in principle and that more will be announced within the week. But giving an update in Wellington. She said the mass shootings have uncovered some difficult truths for many New Zealanders. Now in this case, the primary suspect here the person who has been arrested for this terrorist attack was not a citizen of New Zealand. However that is not to say that there on all those who live in New Zealand who hold values, and ideas and use language that is completely counter to what the vast majority of New Zealand is the leave. And so I don't think that we can that we can ignore that we cannot ignore that. The country's gun control laws have been heavily scrutinized in the wake of the mass shootings on Friday which killed fifty people and injured dozens at two mosques in Christ Church. It's not the first time. There has been attempt to change in twenty six new students. Police association sent a stark warning gun control laws were inadequate and could even result in a mass killing today. Gun lobbyists warned against a knee jerk reaction, the council of firearms owners, Nicole Mckee spoke to New Zealand's news hub, we have quick well with politicians and was police on doing improvements to Allie. Relation. We did that in nineteen ninety nine. We did it in two thousand and six we did it again in two thousand and twelve so we do have an effective system. That's worked well for thirty years, but something's gone wrong. Here we need to find out what data's and we need to change that this was affected. Everybody is the whole country all grieving but New Zealand, firearms, license diners and not the terrorists. We are legitimate owners, but something has gone wrong here, we acknowledged that. Let's join our correspondent film in Christ Church and fill the prime minister. They're promising in effect tougher gun laws, but not too much detail. No the cabinet
Eddie and Rocky
President, New Zealand And President Trump discussed on Eddie and Rocky
"More comments from President Trump following the deadly mass shooting at mosques in New Zealand with the five thirty reports. I'm Jack crumley breaking now New Zealand's Prime minister says it's clear the deadly attack on two mosques can be only described as a terrorist attack committed by a right wing extremist who allegedly left behind an anti immigrant manifesto, president says he's called New Zealand's government after the mass shooting attacks prime minister of New Zealand to express this hour of our entire nation following the monsters terror attacks at two mosques, the shooter reportedly wrote that he admired President Trump as a symbol of renewed white identity behind a wad leaves the council for American Islamic relations, you should condemn this not only as a hate crime. But as a white supremacist attack. White House spokesperson Mercedes schlab says no one should point to the president. It's outrageous. You can make that connection between this deranged individual that committed this evil crime to the president who has repeatedly condemned bigotry racism, and it's made it very clear that this is a terrorist attack man claiming he shot and killed those forty-nine worshiping Muslims charged with murder. He broadcast the attack live saying it was aimed at immigrants New Zealand police saying none of the three arrested run any
Donna and Steve
Johnny Depp Claims Ex Amber Heard 'Punched Him Twice in the Face' as She Denies Allegation
"Sinner returns with a new story and shocking crime. Bill, Pullman, Carrie Coon, and Tracy Letts star. The center returns, Wednesday, August, I on USA network. A little bit about yourself. My, top, one zero seven one is KTM. Y FM HD, one, Coon, Rapids Saint Paul Minneapolis Please Mytalk dirt alert update a quick look at what's happening in. Entertainment I'm gonna need. Everything On my top So we all the Johnny Depp has accused. His ex wife amber heard in court papers of punching him twice in the face for being late for her birthday party back in April of twenty sixteen the actor made the allegations as part of a libel lawsuit against the sun newspaper depth sued, after a port Brandon him as a wife beater and criticize his casting in the Harry Potter spinoff. Of fantastic beasts the crimes of Brinton Wald according to the court filing was not drunk or on drugs and. Was in bed when MRs heard became aggressive and violent punching him twice. In the face I tell you some people just are not meant. To be together sounds like they weren't remember that weird video that they had to do with the New Zealand government, about, their jobs boo and Biffi Vivian boo relationship neither party party should, hit, each other Pretty good rule of thumb Finally said something intelligent comedian and podcast or Marc Maron is heading. To..
Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia
Yankees, Asia and Australia Asx discussed on Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia
"Expiration of his short term contract with the replacement likely to be named the next ten days athletico madrid winning the europa league after three nil win over marseille england france as antoine greets been scores embraced the first score the twenty first minute mark the second coming at forty nine minutes before gabby scores the final goal at eighty nine minutes let it go had already qualified for next year champions league with a second place finish in lollygag nba deciding not to discipline cleveland cavaliers guard jr smith for his how part foul on boston celtics ford al horford in game two of the eastern conference finals smith was hit with flat flagrant foul one which also leads technical fouls being issued after players began to push and shove nba playoff action western conference finals game two tonight the warriors are at the houston rockets golden state leads that series one game to none in the nhl game three the western conference finals the winnipeg jets at the las vegas golden knights that series is tied at a game apiece the new york mets placing outfielder you win assessment is on the ten day disabled list with a hip flexor strain which the thirty two year old has attempted to play through the last week on the season says this is at eight home runs while driving in twenty eight runs major league baseball scoreboard bottom of the first inning and boston red sox three oakland's non finals from earlier phillies four baltimore won all over the mets twelve to one cincinnati knocking off san francisco sixty three yankees at washington has been postponed i'm dan schwartzman that's your bloomberg nbc world sports update all right thanks very much for that dan just some news to watch out for in the next couple of hours the new zealand government releases if the lockup doodo end up very soon we're expecting to see a sip exceeding one point seven billion dollars thanks to boost in revenue meanwhile the index up four tenths of one percent here in australia asx futures higher by one tenth of one percent more to come here on bloomberg daybreak asia income okoye isn't it your stomach again.
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Uber trying out flying service by 2020 in Dallas-Fort Worth area
"Uber is partnering with nasa to develop what it is calling a buber air service this would of course compete with kitty hawk a flying taxi company we've spoken about previously which is backed by alphabets larry page and which is working with the new zealand government to test its prototypes hoover hopes to begin testing its air service in the dallas fort worth area as well as the los angeles area by twenty twenty with a planned roll out sometime in twenty thirteen and google is a company with its fingers a lot of pies i know that you've been listening to this show in the edited order but that first segment on the show was the one that i recorded last just a couple minutes ago that was quite a bit of information to sift through and only a couple of hours hope it made sense i'll talk to you again tomorrow.