Showing posts with label SOS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SOS. Show all posts
Tuesday, 12 November 2019
Tuesday, 16 October 2018
1080
I disagree with spraying 1080. Even though it is used to track down the pests but it's also killing other unharmed animals such as our native bird's kiwis. I think that they should put a stop to 1080 because it's too harmful and dangerous for the environment. We need to use a different and unharmful method to track those pests. I think that we should just take the birds and kiwi's to a safe place and then use the 1080.

Tuesday, 11 September 2018
The Process of a Law
The process of a law:
First, an idea comes into parliament, the government, opposition or people that may be interested. That idea is turned into a bill which will be written down as a draft. Now the bill has its first reading in Parliment which is the house of representatives and there are about 120 representatives. After that, the bill is sent to the select committee. The select Committee studies the bill carefully, any interested people can submit ideas on the bill to this committee. After going through the bill, it is sent back to the parliament for its second reading. There's another vote. The bill is voted clause by clause which is called the "House in Committee" stage. The bill is then read to the parliament for the third time and another vote is taken. Lastly, the bill is taken to the Governor-General. The Governor-General makes her decision if she agrees she signs the bill if not the bill is sent back to the select committee.


First, an idea comes into parliament, the government, opposition or people that may be interested. That idea is turned into a bill which will be written down as a draft. Now the bill has its first reading in Parliment which is the house of representatives and there are about 120 representatives. After that, the bill is sent to the select committee. The select Committee studies the bill carefully, any interested people can submit ideas on the bill to this committee. After going through the bill, it is sent back to the parliament for its second reading. There's another vote. The bill is voted clause by clause which is called the "House in Committee" stage. The bill is then read to the parliament for the third time and another vote is taken. Lastly, the bill is taken to the Governor-General. The Governor-General makes her decision if she agrees she signs the bill if not the bill is sent back to the select committee.
Tuesday, 28 August 2018
Government
I disagree and agree with the fact that the Australian government is deporting New Zealand
people. Surely the australian do have the right to send them back for presenting bad behaviour,
although I also disagree that new zealand people are being sent back without fair trial or have not
charged. Since Morrison became Prime minister of Australia, I think that he will have a strong
relationship with Jacinda Adern.
people. Surely the australian do have the right to send them back for presenting bad behaviour,
although I also disagree that new zealand people are being sent back without fair trial or have not
charged. Since Morrison became Prime minister of Australia, I think that he will have a strong
relationship with Jacinda Adern.
Tuesday, 21 August 2018
Government
I think that foreign land owners should not be allowed to sell New Zealand bottled water overseas. Just because they bought the land still doesn’t mean they have the right to take our water. Like Marama Davidson said "We need to ensure that we are not giving away this resource to international corporations to reap profits from at the expense of New Zealand's best interests." If they use our water they should at least label them and say it’s from New Zealand because the water does not belong to them. I feel disgusted because they are basically using us to benefit themselves. So I deeply agree that the labour and the green party should make a new Act and stop the company such as Chinese bottler Nongfu Spring Co Ltd from extracting our water.
Tuesday, 14 August 2018
Plastic Bag Ban
Today I read an article on the government decision to ban plastic bags.
I disagree with the government's decision because like Simon bridges said banning plastic bag is not going make any difference. Of course, it would definitely be a good impact on the environment but how would we pack our shopping? Or where do we put our rubbish? The prime minister should focus more on business crisis because from Simon bridges perspective business is a bigger problem then nagging over plastic bags because the supermarkets already have it under control.

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Wednesday, 8 August 2018
Survivor
SURVIVOR:
My team members decide that I should be the leader because I know their ability and I mostly come up with smart ideas. As a leader I try my best to communicate with them and draw them together. If we stick together then our lives would last longer.
We completed this task because it's relating to the government. The government should run the country well, accept immigrants and keep up with the community.
We completed this task because it's relating to the government. The government should run the country well, accept immigrants and keep up with the community.
Thursday, 31 May 2018
Tuesday, 22 May 2018
Tokelau/ SOS
Now that I have accomplished my studies I am very happy to return back to my homeland, longing to meet my beloved family. The changes that has developed in Tokelau gave me the feeling of insecurity because my people are facing challenges such as sea level rising and the bad climate changes. Luckily they use the wall water and stilts to protect themselves. Hopefully, the knowledge that I bring from NZ can support the modernization in my country.
Monday, 7 May 2018
SOS/ 2 concepts:
Today in Social Study I learned 2 new concepts which were sustainability and globalization.
Sustainability is looking at how to keep things going, for example: To be able to maintain the progress in my learning I need to move away from distractions.
Globalization is an international influence whether it is good or bad. For example like the news, they can affect the people's thoughts.
Wednesday, 2 May 2018
The significance of ANZAC
ANZAC day is a special day where we commemorate those who had sadly died in the war. This ceremony is held on the 25 of April because it was the day that the Austrailian and New Zealand army corps lay foot on Gallipoli. Services are held at dawn because in battles dawn was the perfect time to attack the enemy. Poppies and Biscuits are the main symbols of ANZAC because during the war the only plants that grew were poppies and biscuits were made by the soldier's wives. ANZAC is not only remembering those who fought in the war but most importantly it's a respectful time where we actually thank those man for risking their lives for us.
Monday, 12 March 2018
Taiwan Summary
Nathan and Oscar traveled to some of the Pacific islands such as Samoa, Cook Island, Vanuatu and Taiwan. They traveled these countries to unpack information that would lead them to where their ancestors might have come from.
They discovered that the Lapita pottery could be found underground in the countries of Tonga Fiji, Taiwan and Vanuatu. People who find and study the Lapita pottery are called archaeologists. Whilst learning about the Lapita pottery, they thought that the patterns on the pottery were similar to the Samoan patterns.
The Language and culture were very similar too! The basic phrases and words are similar between the Cook islands, Taiwanese and the Maori. What shocked me the most was the way the Taiwanese people were dancing, it was almost like a haka.
They were successful on their journey because they got to know more about their ancestors and where they migrated from. Most importantly, they learned about the background of all the beautiful islands that they have visited.
Wednesday, 28 February 2018
Current events/ KFC issue
My current event was about the KFC . Most of the KFC restaurants In the UK are closed because of chicken shortage. CLICK HERE for more information.
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