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Winstones party has voted for the Samon citizenship bill to go to select committee I think he is being sly as he will have to go to Samoa soon and meet and convince their PM to sell his sell out of our independent foreign policy.
The Wahine stays as a thorn n my mind.
A new book about it is just published. And makes you think about our trouble affording a suitable ship to replace one of our ageing fleet. Never mind the PTB are probably planning on individual water taxis for humans; foot power, floating bike waterwheels?
https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/ninetonoon/audio/2018933649/the-team-that-hit-the-rocks-peter-jerram-s-wahine-memoir
https://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/SC2404/S00017/severe-weather-system-continues-to-affect-aotearoa-new-zealand.htm
End of this month Mulloon Inst. in Australia is holding workshops on water and farms and …
https://themullooninstitute.org/mri-conference2024
Time is short to do stuff before the politicians and the corpse and economic management entities and climate change disintegration further damage our nation.
There is an opportunity so spend your money on this and learn something then help in NZ/AO with useful projects instead of buying an expensive house, new property, new vehicle or going for another cruise.
Presenting our Nature-based Solution
May 1-2, 2024 at Queanbeyan and on-farm at Mulloon Creek Natural Farms.
The Mulloon Rehydration Initiative (MRI) is a model that can be scaled up to deliver Nature-based Solutions across Australia through collaborative partnerships.
This conference will showcase the United Nations-recognised work of Mulloon Institute and our partners driving nature repair by harnessing that most crucial part of our planet’s life-support system: water. We will present the scientific findings of the MRI project, our innovative capacity building program, and our regulatory reform agenda. Panel discussions will dive into landholder experiences, whole-of-system solutions, the puzzle of financing landscape-scale restoration and our work across Australia. Discover the real-world returns that can be achieved when partners collaborate to transform our landscapes with Nature-based Solutions.
The benefits flowing from these cooperations deliver:
waterway and small water cycle repair
increased biodiversity and enhanced natural habitat
climate resilience
improved productivity
greater food and water security.
All levels of government and agricultural enterprise can benefit from the learning and practical applications that Mulloon Institute will present on the dramatic impact of rehydration projects. Together we can affordably achieve rapid restoration of land at a scale that delivers benefits to all Australians – for environment, farming and society.
DAY 1 features keynote speakers, highly engaging panel discussions with MRI landholders and industry experts, workshops, and discussions on how to more broadly roll effective programs and projects to increase the economic benefits of rehydration across Australia.
Then, join us for an evening of networking, drinks, and dinner, where you can connect with like-minded professionals and expand your circle over great food and conversation!
DAY 2 will feature field trips to see landscape rehydration in action
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