My twitter used to be interesting, but now it's all wordle, cats and gardens with the odd political comment thrown in.
Taranaki, New Zealand
Joined June 2011
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Shona Glentworth retweeted
Please share this fact sheet on Ukraine with anyone who needs it.
understandingwar.org/backgro…
Shona Glentworth retweeted
Luxon is failing, and the result is a government that is harming Māori. National has repealed Māori wards, removed funding for Māori language classes, abolished the Māori Health Authority, cut funding to Māori TV and 51 jobs at Māori Crown Relations, and much, much more.
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"The truancy crisis is more of a pressing threat to their future than the climate crisis."
Read Heather's Perspective: newstalkzb.co.nz/on-air/heat…
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Two leaders who have no understanding about how colonisation has impacted on tangata whenua have been elected to lead for the next three years. The fact that divisive, racist tactics got them in reminds me of the importance of transformative education. NZ has a lot of work to do.
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This is the start of the #NZTweets #LockdownPoll - the final ever poll. 48 entries across 12 polls, top 2 and best losers go into main draw starting tonight.
Selections were by nomination.
Details of all 48 on the thread below xitter.cf/nickbakernz/status/164…
This is a separate thread of all the 48 competitors in the #NZTweets poll - familiarise yourself with the ones you don't know ahead of the voting. And wallow in some Twitter nostalgia. These are in random order.
(hope all the links work etc etc)
Shona Glentworth retweeted
#Managers who exhibit higher levels of competency and empathy offer more opportunities for employees, promote fair practices on teams, and create supportive environments where employees can do their best work.
Learn more: mitsmr.com/3tzCaQr
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"Who’s driving a new, aggro New Zealand where death threats are mainstream and disinformation is contagious. Stuff Circuit investigates the inciters dragging everyday New Zealanders into their den of falsehoods and fury." #FireAndFury interactives.stuff.co.nz/202… via @StuffCircuit
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Wordle 298 3/6
Well that was a surprise but yay happy hump day
#dailywordleclub
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Shona Glentworth retweeted
I am a frontline health worker in our biggest health crisis in living memory. And I’m proud of what we have done. And I am proud we have followed science and evidence in caring for all NZers. I’m proud of my colleagues and the government.And I give nothing to liars who would kill
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Did you find the link? givealittle.co.nz/cause/help…
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Ata mārie. A theft, a kidnapping & the return of taonga that never should have left this country. abc.net.au/news/2021-10-20/s…
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Lots of sideshows at parliament today - I focused my general debate speech on our response to the covid outbreak and preparedness for the delta variant. ondemand.parliament.nz/parli…
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Former National MP Chester Burrows on @NZMorningReport calls out the hypocrisy of @NZNationalParty on criticising Harry Tam's involvement in the Mongrel Mob & the meth rehab programme when Harry Tam was also an advisor to the John Key National led govt. @SimeonBrownMP FYI. – at Waipa District, New Zealand
Shona Glentworth retweeted
At approximately midday today, the 16 of Waikeria surrendered, escorted out by Rawiri Waititi, MP for Waiariki and Co-Leader of the Māori Party.
Shona Glentworth retweeted
Culture During #COVID19: Companies With the Biggest Gains Excelled at Communication, Employee Welfare, and Agility
Learn more 👉 mitsmr.com/34APesH @culturexinsight
Shona Glentworth retweeted
The four reasons employees don’t try their best after six months in a job:
1. Poor fit
2. Disengagement
3. Organizational politics
4. Personal circumstances
s.hbr.org/2U1OFlq
Shona Glentworth retweeted
"Bad managers tell employees what to do, good managers explain why they need to do it, but great managers involve people in decision making and improvement." ow.ly/NgKC30qX5Mx
Shona Glentworth retweeted
These three claims made about NZ’s COVID-19 experience can be tested with numbers:
1) our lockdown was unusually stringent;
2) our outcomes (numbers of cases/deaths) were unusually low; and
3) we got out of lockdown unusually quickly, meaning we are now unusually free.
1/ – at Wellington City, New Zealand
