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NZ Politics@lemmy.nz•Another day, another good poll for Opportunity.
3·3 months agoMake it mandatory!
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NZ Politics@lemmy.nz•Another day, another good poll for Opportunity.
3·3 months agoOr potentially new young voters or people who never voted before
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NZ Politics@lemmy.nz•Another day, another good poll for Opportunity.
5·3 months agoDo these polls include who people voted for previously versus who they’ll vote for now? (Sorry, I have no idea what the questionnaire looks like.) It would be interesting to see where the Opportunity votes are coming from.
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Aotearoa / New Zealand@lemmy.nz•How bad are Club+ privacy / terms?
3·3 months agoI haven’t used it heaps but it has never failed for me so far.
I think you’re right about the pre-populated codes. I don’t think they do user verification at runtime. That would hurt the self-checkout experience even more - their app is already painfully slow. But as the author said, stupid decisions have been made.
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Aotearoa / New Zealand@lemmy.nz•How bad are Club+ privacy / terms?
3·3 months agoIn case it gets taken down in the future, here’s how it works - https://web.archive.org/web/20250220103424/https://www.reddit.com/r/newzealand/comments/1apis6y/comment/kqb8yos/
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Aotearoa / New Zealand@lemmy.nz•How bad are Club+ privacy / terms?
3·3 months agoHas also been covered in The Detail recently. Worth a listen.
The high price of loyalty: https://www.rnz.co.nz/programmes/the-detail/story/2019040787/the-high-price-of-loyalty
The duopoly supermarkets in NZ never cease to amaze me. Every year is a new low.
“You’re not the customer; you’re the product.”
Unity at last - shots fired lol
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Aotearoa / New Zealand@lemmy.nz•What do you pay for electricity?
1·3 months ago$0.3282/kWh - no daily charge, no off-peak vs peak (same rate)
Checked against with https://billy.govt.nz/, still turns out to be the cheapest. I’m with naumaira.nz.
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Aotearoa / New Zealand@lemmy.nz•'Perverse incentive': MSD staff metrics include emergency housing grants
1·3 months agoWhen I first heard about homelessness to be criminalised, it reminded me of this episode of Upstream.
https://www.upstreampodcast.org/the-myth-of-freedom-under-capitalism
Worth a listen.
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NZ Politics@lemmy.nz•Does National’s new Kiwisaver policy sound familiar? | The Spinoff
1·3 months agoOr fast track to become a pimp ;)
nsh ( nsh@lemmy.nz ) OPto
NZ Politics@lemmy.nz•Does National’s new Kiwisaver policy sound familiar? | The Spinoff
3·3 months agoSee also:
All the times National has trashed its own campaign policies: https://thespinoff.co.nz/politics/23-06-2026/all-the-times-national-has-trashed-its-own-campaign-policies
It’s politics after all but worth calling out.
I’ve been using Migadu for last couple years with no issues. All you need is a custom domain.
You can bring your own client, but there’s webmail too (requires no JS if I recall) so you can access your inbox from anywhere too.
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NZ Politics@lemmy.nz•Labour vows to put $20-a-week cap on public transport, $10 outside main centres
2·4 months agoAccording to their website, https://www.opportunity.org.nz/free_public_transport
For starters, moving to universal free fares is a 10% funding increase, not a 100% one. We already fund around 90% of the cost of public transport from taxes and rates; fares only cover about 10% of operating costs (or roughly $300 million a year on a $3–$4 billion system). Fully free public transport is about getting the most out of the money we’ve already invested into the network.
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NZ Politics@lemmy.nz•Labour vows to put $20-a-week cap on public transport, $10 outside main centres
3·4 months agoFree public transport is what Qiulae Wong (The Opportunity Party leader) said in the interview below.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=1b9PP7FZL1E
I guess it makes sense since the public already subsidises roughly 90% of the entire network?
Edit: Small correction. TOP says free public transport. What Labour announced is $20 cap. Not quite the same.
Nice one, thanks for sharing!
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NZ Off topic@lemmy.nz•What happened to unused.world and cuntdown.co.nz
1·4 months agoUpdate: It worked!
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Te Upoko o te Ika a Māui / Wellington@lemmy.nz•'Atrocious': Wellington's deputy mayor slams $600,000 bill for library website
2·4 months agoFunny how they have this accessibility button at the top now. All it does is to disable colours and some animations.
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Te Upoko o te Ika a Māui / Wellington@lemmy.nz•'Atrocious': Wellington's deputy mayor slams $600,000 bill for library website
2·4 months agoI wish more public websites were designed to work without JavaScript. I can’t imagine older adults with legacy devices enjoying this website at all.
Very underrated IMO. It has been a while since I last used it but I recall it was super light and snappy - even compared to other more well-known lightweight alternatives. It was definitely a pleasant experience. Happy to see it still going strong.



Thanks for sharing. That was a pleasant read.
We suffer from seduction of pessimism, partially due to human nature. It’s a gentle reminder of that there are little (and not so little) things worth celebrating along our journey.