EV cars on trademe
There are 2,300 EVs on trademe right now
Brand new ones from under $25k
Used from a couple of grand, even if its just a city run around leaf almost all of everyone's driving is able to be covered by that
Yep my wife drives a $4000 leaf to-and-from the train station as part of her daily commute. We charge it with solar. No brainer
Wonder how much of this is due to Ben Kepes loudly and proudly defending Israel's actions in Gaza?
No sympathy from me.
https://www.thepost.co.nz/nz-news/360942750/tipping-point-perfect-storm-prompts-bittersweet-goodbye-outdoor-store
National: corruptly privatising public assets to its corrupt mates at bargain basement prices since forever.
But it's ok: the Ostrich Theory of Homlessness is going to be GREAT!
I see there are now more gang members than police officers. But we banned gang patches right?
Did the Ostrich Theory of Crime not work? I'm shocked #nzpol
Why did this post get so many reposts lol
What an absolute loser
Must-read article from Marc
WHY Do You HAVE TO Randomly CAPITALISE Some Of The WORDS
Thank you for your attention on this matter! MAHA!
@jiripolasek.com any way to make this kind of input trigger the unit converter extension you made?
Maybe they meant Shoot the Green (policies)
The Trump years were dark. But in little NZ they never lost hope. For NZ had a leader of rare and inspiring character.
In the face of endless climate disaster and economic implosion, he always had just the right uplifting words:
"Welcome to IKEA"
"Welcome to State of Origin"
"Check out my Spotify"
At least it isn't taxed though, that's the most important thing
Red Toyota Hilux caught in flood water and debris
Look this summer may be a disaster, the Government may have disestablished literally all climate policies, but at least the economy is cranking... wait
“nothing is real until it hurts me” slogan replaces “don’t tread on me” slogan on a Gadseden flag
how we got here
Today, the Trump administration repealed the endangerment finding: the ruling that served as the basis for limits on tailpipe emissions and power plant rules. Without it, we’ll be less safe, less healthy and less able to fight climate change—all so the fossil fuel industry can make even more money.
It's Rewarewa! Didn't even need Andy inaturalist.nz/observations...
Lancewood with a shitload of leaves and branches? Maybe I've just never seen this sort of Lancewood before? inaturalist.nz/taxa/54629-P...
What is this plant? Growing in Hemi Matenga reserve north of Wellington @korimakoecology.bsky.social
It's just such a no-brainer. Renewable energy is cheaper and safer.
Spend the $1b for LNG on a grid-scale batteries instead.
Great work from @350nz.bsky.social
#nzpol
Pam Bondi loves dogs. Always had them, one after another. She got involved with dog shelters and dog rescue, and once pulled off to the side of a busy road and got out of her car to chase down a stray. Another dog she helped was a Saint Bernard named Master Tank. She adopted him from a shelter after he was lost during Hurricane Katrina in 2005, not long after her own Saint Bernard had died. The story has been told but bears repeating. Master Tank belonged to Steve and Dorreen Couture and their grandson, who was 4, recovering from the murder-suicide of his parents and losing his dog during the storm. Bondi said the dog was a “walking skeleton” and “dying from heartworms” when she adopted him. The Coutures eventually tracked down Master Tank, but instead of giving him back, Bondi hired a lawyer, who accused the Coutures of abusing the dog, which Bondi had renamed Noah. “She lied,” Dorreen told a Palm Beach Post columnist years later. “My little grandson begged her to take the dog home, and she refused. She thought she would just wear us down. That we were unstable people and would just quit.” The case was settled out of court, with Bondi securing visitation rights, but she never did visit. She got another dog.
This is some genuinely psycho shit...
Reopening COVID wounds will win them the election, betcha
bsky.app/profile/band...
My pocket theory on this is that they're saving it for an election year to whip everyone into a fever about lockdowns again and try to use that to get re-elected
"The government has announced a surprise review of the Reserve Bank's actions during the Covid-19 pandemic - and it's due to land just months out from the election."
And the doctored Royal Commission inquiry to land any day now. Excellent timing, Brooke.
Well well well. Hate to say I told you so, but... #nzpol
