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elderly older people are amazing while there can definitely be personal rewards for caring for people in the later years of life i don t think many of them get to experience these rewards very often as part of their paid work all we have to do is imagine ourselves as old and infirm or suffering from dementia to realise these are the workers on whom many peoples entire lives let alone quality of life depends to pay them the minimum wage of 13 per hour is to my mind an abuse of power and an exploitation of their labour that s less than 500 per week for working full time in a physically and emotionally demanding job with life and death consequences these wages are keeping people and their children in poverty their labour is subsidising the quality of life of other new zealanders because we do not value them to paraphrase helen kelly from a meeting the other night we need to actually put it out there that according to our labour laws we no longer expect someone working full time to earn a wage that will pay their basic expenses in our major cities less than 500 pw will not enable an inidividual let alone a family to live healthily what has happened in this country that we allow that and at the same time allow some ceos to earn over 2 500 per hour to believe this is wrong is not a politic of envy or nostalgia to pretend that trickle down economics works for all of us is dishonest i don t believe most new zealanders think that we re all better off because the ce of westpac earned of 5 5 million dollars and the 150 people on the rich list got 7billion dollars richer last year in fact i think i remember most of us being told to tighten our belts because we were in a recession as a global community and as a country we desperately need to reassess how we value work and what kind of societies we want to live in a good start would raising the top tax rate and setting the minimum wage at 2 3rds of the average then we could actually cost out how much is needed to live healthily and participate in society and maybe even consider a universal basic income to ensure everyone including our national treasures can do that 1 comment posted in uncategorized could kapiti fall victim to an oil disaster posted on october 20 2011 leave a comment all of new zealand has been watching the environmental disaster unfolding in the bay of plenty as i write the broken container ship rena still sits precariously on the astrolabe reef and bad weather is closing in the ship holds 1700 tonnes of fuel oil and innumerable containers already 300 tonnes of oil has leaked into our environment and a meagre 90 tonnes has been safely pumped out of its tanks here on the beautiful kapiti coast some are asking could the kapiti coast fall victim to an oil disaster sadly the answer is yes in november last year an oil spill in taranaki led to oil washing up on our beaches here in kapiti a year ago i raised concerns about prioritising short term economic gains at the expense of the environment i pointed out that the environment is the basis of our core economy as well as our lifestyle this week an oil exploration ship arrived in taranaki to start exploring for oil off raglan for us oil giant anadarko anadarko was a part owner of the deepwater horizon well which leaked 780 million litres into the gulf of mexico since 1992 new zealand has allowed uncontrolled entry to ships like the rena that do not meet safety standards in their country of origin letting unsafe unwarranted ships with thousands of tonnes of oil on board into our harbours is irresponsible one of the reasons the green party is here is to help ensure that the government does everything it can to protect our beautiful country this is about much more than politics we are doing everything we can on the ground in tauranga to help out with the clean up local greens will be out in force helping to look after the coastline and our mps will be up there to provide support where they can green solutions the greens would stop deep sea oil drilling and exploration the rena disaster shows that we don t have the capacity to deal with potentially massive and catastrophic deep sea oil spills there needs to be higher standards for coastal shipping that supports the use of local crews and ships that know new zealand waters and hazards new zealand needs to invest in our emergency maritime service so that they have the capacity and resources to respond quickly if accidents do happen we also need a stronger legal framework so that when accidents do happen the corporations responsible are financially liable for their mistakes new zealanders should not have to bail out corporations for damaging our beautiful country there needs to be better enforcement of marine regulations by maritime nz to make them effective in protecting our marine environment and there needs to be an independent inquiry into the speed of the government response maritime regulations and the capacity of out maritime services to respond to accidents the solutions we need to prevent our beautiful kapiti coast falling foul of an oil spill are known all we need now is the will to make them happen leave a comment posted in uncategorized rushing towards a surveillance state posted on september 22 2011 1 comment this week the government is attempting to pass legislation under urgency that will retrospectively validate the currently unlawful practice of police trespassing into someone s home and installing covert surveillance cameras in their private space the legislation is in response to a recent supreme court decision that ruled covert video surveillance evidence against the urewera 18 inadmissible because it had been obtained unlawfully john key says that the rushed legislation is just a technicality to update our laws with new technology he says it s necessary because police have been using hidden camera for evidence in 40 pending trials and in 50 operations and doing nothing would risk letting serious criminals get away with breaking the law a reading of the supreme court s judgement shows national s legislation isn t about serious criminals at all the evidence act lets judges allow unlawfully gathered evidence when there are serious charges already several legal commentators have clarified that there is no risk of serious criminals getting off under the current law while the evidence act effectively allows covert video surveillance in people s homes it puts checks and balances in place to ensure it is not used lightly it is only right that police need to justify why they are spying on people in their homes further it is quite rare for police to rely on this type of evidence to prove a case if there is no other evidence of a crime beyond what is discovered through covert video surveillance in someone s house there is reason to question the case this is no benign technical change to our laws this is a change to our understanding of the bill of rights that protects all of us from unreasonable search and seizure this is about much more than bad criminals with something to hide it s about police and government misusing their powers if you think this won t affect you and there s nothing to worry about i would just say the activists i know who have lost four years of their lives to the terror raid trials will tell you otherwise the supreme court agreed with them to use parliamentary urgency whether it ends up being all stages urgency or not to take away our fundamental rights under urgency is an outrage 1 comment posted in uncategorized legal ages in nz posted on september 20 2011 2 comments here are the legal ages in nz from the office of the commissioner for children does anything strike you as wrong about this 6 are required to be enrolled in and attend school though can start school earlier at five 10 can be prosecuted for murder or manslaughter 12 are able to swear an oath if giving evidence in court children younger than this must only promise to tell the truth in court 14 can be left alone without an adult looking after them are able to babysit for younger children but only if capable of reasonable supervision and care can be prosecuted for any criminal offence 15 can sit a driving test and obtain a learner s driver s licence 16 can leave home without parents consent but until 17 child youth and family can send the child home if they believe they are at risk can get married or enter into a civil union with parents consent can usually decide which parent to live with if parents are separated and decide whether to visit the other can not be made to undergo treatment for mental disorders without their consent unless under a compulsory treatment order may be eligible for certain kinds of benefit assistance e g independent youth benefit invalids benefit can leave school or be expelled from school excluded if younger than 16 can start full time work and earn minimum wage after a period of probation for 16 and 17 year olds can legally consent to sexual intercourse 17 are heard in the district court rather than the youth court if charged with a criminal offence 18 can be legally independent of their parents guardianship can be employed in a position which offers minimum wage can open a cheque account borrow money or apply for a credit card subject to different banks rules are no longer protected by the united nations convention on the rights of the child can vote in local body and general elections and can stand as a candidate for election are able to purchase and consume alcohol and cigarettes can enter into contracts 20 are legally classed as an adult with full capacity to make their own decisions 2 comments posted in uncategorized housing in new zealand posted on september 8 2011 2 comments so much for the nz dream of everyone owning their own home nz is apparently unique in the oecd for our raipidly dropping rate of home ownership in nz 37 of people rent and of that 37 only 5 are in social housing social housing covers state houses council homes and community owned housing in contrast in the u k only 30 of people are renting and 27 of these people are in social housing we have a tight rental market otherwise known as a shortage of housing in many places in auckland it s estimated we are short of over 10 000 houses this means the market favours landowners and in practice this further marginalises the poorest people and maori and pacific people in this context the government is looking at reducing the housing nz rental stock and is moving more people more regularly into the private rental market from july 1 housing new zealand has told people who were categorised as c or d on the waiting list that they are no longer elligible for a state house while the hnzc website says any resident who has a low income not many assets things of high value you own and a high housing need are elligible it s actually far more restrictive than that i ve been told category a is usually people being released from prison or a psyhciatric ward hnzc has also introduced reviewable tenancies for all new tenants a tenant s circumstances will be reviewed once every three years to ensure their housing needs are being properly catered for when their circumstances improve significantly and they are able to afford a home outside state housing they will be assisted to move freeing up a state house for someone in greater need mr heatley said to say it s only fair to give housing nz houses to those most in need sounds sensible but this will actually mean children and other people will lack stability as their families are pushed out into the private rental market with no security of tenancy talk to any teacher in a low decile school and they will tell you about the difficulties of helping students to achieve educationally when the family is transient this policy will create more transient families and consequently worsen educational social health and economic outcomes for the the already marginalised i know whole families are right now crammed into single rooms in boarding houses because that s the only place they can get that they can afford it would be fairer and better for our society if we increased our social housing stock and also regulated our private rental market to ensure minimum standards 2 comments posted in uncategorized letter to judge philippa cunningham posted on september 5 2011 5 comments judge philippa cunningham auckland district court fax 09 916 9611 dear judge cunningham i am writing to express my dismay and disquiet at your ruling last week my heart goes out to the partner and mother who did what we would all hope and expect a mother to do our media in recent years has profiled more family cover ups of child abuse than cases like this having worked for women s refuge in the past and supported a mother and child through the process of laying a complaint of child abuse i have seen first hand the fear and trauma involved in taking a case to court in this example the comedian concerned admitted his guilt and while this will certainly have made the process prior to your ruling easier for the family your ruling must have been absolutely devastating i am not a proponent of punishment for the sake of punishment but i do believe an essential part of justice is the acknowledgement of a crime and rehabilitation and or restitution you reportedly decided the comedian had no paedophilic tendencies i am supposing this is because he was drunk this suggests that if you re drunk and your partner doesn t want sex and you have a child in your bed then anyone might end up conducting sex acts on that child i would suggest this is not true how was it he didn t perform a sex on attempt to rape his partner while she slept if he was so drunk he was not accountable for his own actions he knew it was his daughter and this is not the behaviour of a man with a healthy sexuality i believe this judgement sends a harmful message to victims and their families so few cases of sexual abuse make it to court in this country and even fewer manage to get convictions now there is even less incentive to try i also believe it sends a message to men that they are less responsible for their actions if they re socially privileged and drunk we need a justice system that we can all have confidence in your decision has undermined my faith in justice in this country you can t change this ruling but at the very least i do hope you reflect on the reaction to your ruling and organise time to talk to some of the agencies working with victims of sexual abuse yours sincerely jan logie 5 comments posted in uncategorized tagged children sexual abuse justice women older posts april 2026 m t w t f s s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 feb create a free website or blog at wordpress com janlogie s blog blog at wordpress com subscribe subscribed janlogie s blog join 25 other subscribers sign me up already have a wordpress com account log in now privacy janlogie s blog 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