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Sue Crengle
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Kāi Tahu, Kāti Māmoe, Waitaha. Hauora Māori. Public health medicine and GP/family medicine. Professor. Bit of CrossFit, bit of weights, bit of walking… occasionally photographs animals

Suzanne Marie Crengle is a New Zealand Māori academic, of Kāti Māmoe, Kāi Tahu and Waitaha descent and as of 2020 is a full professor at the University of Otago, specialising in public health medicine. .. more

Public Health 43%
Medicine 27%

I wasn’t sure if 7 y was your eldest or youngest hence included the age data. 😄

We have kaupapa in our whare.

Petition to withdraw regulatory standards bill. Closes tonight at 1159pm. I had no idea this was in play. petitions.parliament.nz/212f27b2-98f...
Petitions are addressed to the House of Representatives and ask that the House do something about a policy or law, or put right a local or private concern.
petitions.parliament.nz

Pot, meet kettle… ‘"​The ​blatant, ​blatant ​bias ​of ​the ​New ​Zealand ​media ​makes ​you ​want ​to ​weep," an exasperated Mike Hosking told his Newstalk ZB listeners last Thursday’

Saving the marriage of journalism and the people www.rnz.co.nz/news/mediawa...
Saving the marriage of journalism and the people
Survey after survey has shown our trust in the news seriously slipping. But the latest one asks Kiwis why - and what might win their trust back.
www.rnz.co.nz

Demonstrating that people who might not usually vote can make a real difference when they do
Well over half of the 2 million+ New Yorkers who voted in the mayoral race were younger than 55, with a significant share of them being Millennials and Gen Zers — a reversal of typical age-based turnout patterns fueled by enthusiasm around Zohran Mamdani. www.nydailynews.com/2025/11/07/m...
Mamdani win upended NYC electoral politics: OK Boomers, Gen Z and Millennials are now in charge
Around 1.16 million New Yorkers under 55 voted in the Nov. 4 contest, making up almost 58% of the more than 2 million who cast ballots overall. Those between 18 and 44, who make up the youngest Gen…
www.nydailynews.com

Thank you! We have cylinders so hopefully the gas side of things will be straight forward. The trickiest thing might be finding an induction hob that fits the hole in the bench…

Yes! We’re thinking about starting in the new year.

Time to rename the Maurice Wilkens Centre…

We are planning this too. Do we get an electrician to do it (and coordinate with the gasfitter)?
Well over half of the 2 million+ New Yorkers who voted in the mayoral race were younger than 55, with a significant share of them being Millennials and Gen Zers — a reversal of typical age-based turnout patterns fueled by enthusiasm around Zohran Mamdani. www.nydailynews.com/2025/11/07/m...
Mamdani win upended NYC electoral politics: OK Boomers, Gen Z and Millennials are now in charge
Around 1.16 million New Yorkers under 55 voted in the Nov. 4 contest, making up almost 58% of the more than 2 million who cast ballots overall. Those between 18 and 44, who make up the youngest Gen…
www.nydailynews.com

Interested. Realistically, whats its range for my situation? Almost all of my driving is Invercargill - Dunedin and back again ie open road, rolling hills mostly, often very cold (for 6 months of the year)

But absolutely in keeping with how they have operated on last 4 years

Report the one that works for a DHB.

So weird where there are relatively recent reports from other countries where those fears (wealthy flight) haven’t been realised after significant reforms.

NZ public health, GP and paediatric folk have been warning about this longer than the WHO…
World Health Organisation warned New Zealand of measles immunisation gap www.rnz.co.nz/news/nationa...
World Health Organisation warned New Zealand of measles immunisation gap
Latest stats show 72 percent of Māori under-fives are vaccinated, compared to 82 percent for the whole population.
www.rnz.co.nz

I’m drawn to the implicit discourse in ‘likely also be inundated with climate migrants’. People needing to leave their home countries will be people of colour. ‘Inundated’ feels negative to me. Would prefer we proactively plan to welcome people and the skills and experiences they will contribute.

Yep. 🤣 Got a bit wild for a while. Enjoyed the zephyrapp. Thanks to @paullecomtephoto.nz for posting about it earlier. Might do a reccy around town in an hour or so.

Nope. He still denies all the accusations

Loved the ‘Women’s Uber’ option in Johannesburg. Women drivers for women clients.

Well. Let’s see what actions it actually evokes. Remember Rwanda.

But where is the equivalent of the RPF? Nowhere. United nations? NATO? OTHERS? These organisations are truly allowing a genoside and then their member states will jump in and make profit from the spoils of the genoside and the ‘development opportunities’.

That’s exactly what happened in Rwanda. Except the RPF stopped the genoside. Then the USA and other countries that were/should have been part of peace keeping all came back/got involved and donated money (and made money).

There’s a great app that can be used to identify brands etc for boycotting and disinvestment.