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Peter Dunne will be talking about child support changes on the Wellington NewstalkZB morning show with Justin DeFresene.
Listen live here (select Wellington feed) http://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/streaming/listenlivewindow/
Listen and call if you can.
Regards
Scrap
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Comment by Skeptik — Thu 13th May 2010 @ 10:45 am
Damn, it’s almost the afternoon. Can you tell us how this went? (please)
Comment by julie — Thu 13th May 2010 @ 11:33 am
Dunne is feeling the heat and rightly so.
The podcast will be available from http://www.newstalkzb.co.nz/weekondemandWN.asp
Probably take a couple of days to update but listen from 11am forward, its about 3 minutes after the news.
Regards
Scrap
Comment by Scrap_The_CSA — Thu 13th May 2010 @ 12:21 pm
Damn… if I had known earlier!
Comment by Scott B — Thu 13th May 2010 @ 1:49 pm
So how did Dunne go in this interview?
Comment by Whafe — Fri 14th May 2010 @ 3:40 am
I don’t want to appear to be detracting from the subject at hand, but would like to draw a connecting line with the new three strikes legislation. First both areas of legislation affect (mostly imo) the same group of children, and the same group of parents. Secondly there is very little discretion in either piece of legislation. My view is that we will have a rapidly growing younger prison population funded by an older generation of liable parents. And who’s your father, the correction centre. There is a real risk here of our mainstream justice system descending to same level of public opinion as the family court. When these decisions are beyond both our personal choice and reasoned choice, then you have to ask who is benefitting and why? Treating child support in isolation invites isolation as your treatment.
Comment by DownUnder — Tue 18th May 2010 @ 12:08 pm
Justin Du Fresne?
Comment by DownUnder — Tue 18th May 2010 @ 3:10 pm
Justin Du Fresne – (Wellington Only) 8.30am – 12 Weekdays
Justin gives Wellingtonians their voice every weekday morning. He discusses topics relevant to the capital, as well as national and international issues. With such a wide variety of subject matter to cover, you’ll hear everyone from the Prime Minister to the man in the street on Newstalk ZB in Wellington with Justin du Fresne. Regular features include books, travel and Friday’s extremely popular “Face Off” panel.
The Du Fresne’s are a family with a lot of links to media. Karl was dom editor.
Comment by Scrap_The_CSA — Tue 18th May 2010 @ 9:16 pm
I meant the spelling in the text
Comment by DownUnder — Tue 18th May 2010 @ 10:22 pm
Down,
A quick post at the time. Will Tidy up .
Scrap
Comment by Scrap_The_CSA — Wed 19th May 2010 @ 10:34 am
This morning, When i saw hundreds of machine gun toting troops and razor wire surrounding my local burnt down city hall and upturned vehicles everywhere, i thought that this is the only way that governments can be forced to change extreme injustice like fathers have had for last 20 years.
ALL english speaking countries have had the same policy towards fathers , nothing has changed in this time and it never will unless individuals or large groups do extreme things. Governments throughout the word are entering an era when they are grossly indebted and will be even more desperate to raise funds. This will only make our situation worse.
The state has pawns that are forced to follow orders (but most police and soldiers actually support the redshirts here) . Feminists gained rights because they had active disruptions and campaigns. Women in England got the vote because some went to jail
Comment by Kiwi In Thailand — Fri 21st May 2010 @ 4:31 pm