Posts by Glenn Pearce
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If the Hep C was contracted via blood transfusion the drugs would be funded by ACC as Treatment Injury. Ed Gane's team in Auckland help prepare these claims for patients I hope SDHB is doing the same?
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Hard News: Taking the stage in Mount Albert, in reply to BenWilson,
What will National voters do?
Not bother voting at all would be my guess
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Could this by-election set a record for the lowest turnout ever?
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Jumped the fence at Eric Armishaw park a couple of months ago too
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It all looks very 1970's. My grandparents lived near the Western Springs section of the NW motorway and we used to climb the massive piles of scoria during construction. We literally got told to "go and play on the motorway"
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The problem is the Tenancy Tribunal interpretation makes it virtually compulsory for landlords to "test" between tenancies
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Hard News: The Unitary Plan and grown-up…, in reply to Russell Brown,
My point was more that the quasi-judicial process makes feckless political attacks harder.
Doesn't the quasi-judicial process just give the opposing councillors (and local board members) somewhere to hide now?
"it wasn't us" "we tried"
Given the time constraints and level of detail in the recommendations they really have no viable alternative but to accept the recommendations?
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Hard News: How the years flew by ..., in reply to Glenn Pearce,
No but the family home, an investment property or 2 and the bach on waiheke might.
x 2 sets of baby boomer parents is some cases also
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Hard News: How the years flew by ..., in reply to Zach Bagnall,
ally not. A family home divided 2.4 ways isn’t going to save people close to retirement age who were never able
No but the family home, an investment property or 2 and the bach on waiheke might.
And they're certainly not going to vote for anything that will lower their future inheritance.
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Hard News: How the years flew by ..., in reply to Paul Campbell,
But it won't happen while the Reserve Bank Governor is constrained to keeping Inflation within the 1-3% range and the only tool he has is the OCR
