#Roopu

[cosmicanger]

Harakeke boots, woven harakeke ( flax ), Te Roopu Raranga whatu o Aotearoa ( the weaving group of NZ ).

[somedogs]

イキグサレ 「お注射ガール」 Translation Ikigusare - "Injection Girl" (Ochuusha Gaaru)

"Injection Girl" by Ikigusare, the horror-themed virtual idol group recently making the sweeps. Original lyrics, romaji transcription and my own translation.

Where to find the song:

NicoNicoDouga YouTube Bandcamp

!! Warnings !!

Medical violence, needles, poisoning, abusive love, general horror themes, suicide.

Usage:

Please don't repost or use my translation without permission and credit. I'm happy for this to be used for subs and videos, as long as I'm notified and credited.

If you use the romaji (for covers, reference, etc.), I would also appreciate credit, but it's optional.

Please enjoy.

Original (from Bandcamp)

あら目が覚めたの　まだボンヤリするでしょ 貴方のお茶に少し薬入れたの 寝てる間にイスに縛り付けたよ 何でこんなことするんだって言いたいの？ 私が何も知らないと思ってたの　ホントバカね

この注射器には毒が入っています 即死する毒なんて入手できないから 結構長い時間苦しむと思うけど 結局死ぬんだからどうでもいいでしょ 少しだけチクッとするよ　動くと余計痛いよ

なんちゃって全部嘘だよ　貴方は死なないよ 一時でも愛した人を　殺すわけ無いじゃない 大丈夫　全部嘘だよ　これは毒じゃないよ でもこれで少しは私の怒りが分かった？

これで貴方への復讐は終わり でもまだロープは解いてあげない 後は私の個人的なことだけど もうちょっとだけ付き合ってください 貴方に騙されちゃった　自分がもう許せない

この注射器には本当に毒が入ってる 今からこれを自分に打ちます のた打ち回って　もがき苦しんで 動かなくなるまで　どうか見ててね 貴方が裏切った女の最後見届けて

ほら見てよ　血反吐吐いたよ　手足痙攣するよ 喉を掻き毟って　もうそこら中血まみれ ほら見てよ　凄い顔でしょ　まるで地獄みたいでしょ でも��んか今の私　ちょっとだけセクシー

Romaji

ara me ga sameta no　mada bon'yari suru desho anata no ocha ni sukoshi kusuri deta no neteiru aida ni isu ni shibari tsuketa yo nande konna koto suru nda tte iitai no? watashi ga nani mo shiranai to omotteta no　honto baka ne

kono chuushaki ni wa doku ga haiteimasu sokushi suru doku nante nyuushu dekinai kara kekkou nagai jikan kurushimu to omou kedo kekkyoku shinu ndakara dou demo ii desho sukoshi dake chikutto suru yo　ugoku to yokei itai yo

nanchatte zenbu uso da yo　anata wa shinanai yo ittoki de mo aishita hito wo　korosu wake nai janai daijoubu　zenbu uso da yo　kore wa doku janai yo demo kore de sukoshi wa watashi no ikari ga wakatta?

kore de anata e no fukushuu wa owari demo mada roopu wa toite agenai ato wa watashi no kojinteki na koto dakedo mou chotto dake tsukiatte kudasai anata ni damasarechatta　jibun ga mou yurusenai

kono chuushaki ni wa hontou ni doku ga haiteru ima kara kore wo jibun ni uchimasu notauchi mawatte　mogaki kurushinde ugokanaku naru made　douka mitete ne anata ga uragitta onna no saigo todokete

hora mite yo　chihedo haita yo　teashi keiren suru yo nodo wo kakimushitte　mou sokorajuu chimamire hora mite yo 　sugoi kao desho　marude jigoku mitai desho demo nanka ima no watashi　chotto dake sekushii (x2)

Translation

Ah, you've woken up! Seems you're still out of it I spiked your tea with a bit of poison While you slept, I tied you to a chair You want to ask why I'd do such a thing? You thought I didn't know anything, just a real fool, huh?

I've filled this syringe here with poison I couldn't get hold of poison that kills quickly, so I think you'll suffer for a splendidly long time But you'll die in the end anyways, so it doesn't matter. Nothing but a quick prick - move and it'll hurt more!

🎜🎜🎜🎜🎜

Just kidding! That was all a lie, you're not gonna die! There's no reason to kill someone even if I only loved them for a time. It's okay, that was all a lie, this isn't poison! Still, just now, did you understand at least some of my anger?

With this, my revenge on you is over But I won't untie the ropes just yet. The rest is just a personal matter, but Please keep me company a little while longer. You managed to trick me; I can't let you do it ever again. I've filled this syringe here with poison for real This time, I'll inject myself with it. Rolling around in pain, writhing in agony, Until I stop moving. Please watch, okay? The final moments of the woman you betrayed - watch till the end.

🎜🎜🎜🎜🎜🎜🎜🎜

Hey, look here! I've thrown up blood! My limbs are convulsing! Scratching at my throat, there's already blood everywhere. Hey, look here! Such a terrible, amazing face, almost just like hell. But even now, when I'm like this, I'm just a bit sexy~ (x2)

[aadhyathmikakendra]

S9058-38-02 - Aadhyathmik Kalpavruksha Roopu Wish Fulfilling Mixed Metal...

[onlydeadcells]

it's te matatini week *insert pukana emoji

[kingstylesdaily]

lookitsnyoh Te roopu whanau aroha Amio rua! I acknowledge the Munsee Lenape & Lekawe as the original custodians of the land this picture was taken on. It is beyond a blessing to get to bring ‘Harry’s House’ to life with this spunky and dynamic band of weirdos. To get to share it with his heart-full and caring fans is just the icing. 🧁 I am full of gratitude & excitement for the feels this albums gonna bring the world. A true heart and some good art is an unstoppable force 🫶🏻 Ngā mihi, Ny

[komurambheemudo]

hii

(I would love to expand my Telugu playlist)

hi there !!! ur song is "manassa" by sadhana sargam and haricharan from the munna soundtrack. very nostalgic song for me , my mom used to play this in the car all the time when we were little and i think the man's voice is so sexy <3

my fav lyrics:

"o sona, vennela sona / nenantha nuvvayiaana? / nee roopu rekkallona / nenundi veluguaipona?"

translation: "oh golden moonlight, has all of me become all of you? / shall i stay within the wings of your form and glow?"

the lyrics r referring to his lover but this could honestly be a love song to the moon as well bc she deserves it. also i would love to see ur telugu playlist btw pls share it w me <3 here is the link to mine :

[hlupdate]

lookitsnyoh: Te Roopu whanau aroha Love on Tour 2021 // 42 USA shows I can’t believe that just happened

To the crew of LEGENDS that made this possible everyday… i adore ya! To my techs @mvangasbeck & @kodibramble .. i can’t express enough how humbled i am by your support.

To @harrystyles - thank you for believing in love, in music, in community. It’s a great honour to help bring your songs to life. Xx

📸 Pic 1 by @carolinegresh Pic 9 by @didi_halliday

[shenhuang]

Sydney Keepa Jackson (1939 – 3 September 2007) was a prominent Māori activist, trade unionist and leader.

Biography: Sydney Keepa Jackson, of Ngāti Kahungunu and Ngāti Porou descent, was educated at Nelson College from 1952 to 1956. He first came to prominence at the University of Auckland, where he gained an MA. He was the chairman of the Māori Students Association, and then was a founder of Ngā Tamatoa. He was strongly involved in supporting Tino Rangatiratanga, the revival of the Māori language, and the Māori protest movement in general.

He was the son of the All Black Everard Jackson, and grandson of New Zealand national rugby league team representative Frederick Stanley Jackson. He played representative rugby union for Wellington in 1959 and 1960, and was a New Zealand Māori trialist. He was active from 1968 against apartheid, particularly New Zealand tours of South Africa.

In the 1970s Jackson was one of the founding members of Ngā Tamatoa, a Maori activist group. During this period he and Ngā Tamatoa were influenced by the works of the American Black Panther Party members such as Eldridge Cleaver and Stokely Carmichael.

Jackson was deeply involved in the trade union movement in the 1980s, as a field officer and then as secretary of the Clerical Workers Union for 17 years.

He was also the chairperson of Te Kupenga o Hoturoa - the first Māori sponsored primary healthcare organisation; a Director of Te Roopu Huihuinga Hauora, a Māori healthcare organisation, and built up Turuki Healthcare as its CEO.

Jackson was first married to the late Hana Te Hemara, and was survived by his second wife Deirdre Nehua and his eight children. He was the brother of Moana Jackson.

[redfreesias03]

Watashi Dake ni (“Only to Me”)

“My life is the one thing I will not leave in their hands. The life in me I entrust only to me.”

OR: The iconic “I am” song from the musical Elisabeth.

iya yo    otonashii okisaki nante narenai    kawaii ningyou nante anata no mono ja nai no kono watashi wa

I hate it, playing    the demure empress I cannot become    the charming doll I do not belong to you, Not I

hosoi    ROOPU tagutte noboru no SURIRU ni　taete sekai miorosu bouken no tabi ni deru watashi dake

I’ll stretch and tighten this thin rope and climb it Braving the thrill, I will look down at the world below I’ll go out on an adventure, Only me gimu wo oshitsukeraretara dete yuku wa　watashi tsukamaeru to iu no nara tobidashite yuku wa

If you push duties onto me I’ll go out and leave, I. If you tell me you’ll catch me, I’ll fly away. tori no you ni    tokihanatarete hikari mezashi    yozora tobitatsu demo miushinawanai watashi dake wa

Like a bird, when freed I’ll take off in the night sky, aiming for the light But I won’t lose sight of Only me iya yo    hitome ni sarasareru nado hanasu aite    watashi ga erabu dare no mono de mo nai kono watashi wa

I hate it, being scrutinized under people’s eyes I will choose to whom I speak with. I belong to no one, Not I

ari no mama no watashi wa kyuuden ni wa inai dare ni mo sokubaku sarezu jiyuu ni ikiru no

My true self, as I really am, Is not in the palace— Unchained by anyone, It lives free tatoe ouke ni　totsuida mi demo inochi dake wa　azuke wa shinai watashi ga inochi yudaneru sore wa watashi dake ni

Even if this body has married into the royal family, My life is the one thing I will not leave in their hands. The life in me I entrust Only to me watashi ni

To me

[commercestoryyyy]

1001 Panui Korero | Korero Korero 莲花演说

//

writen by ZHOU Junjun

第一个故事

男人拖着疲倦回到家，妻子问：“怎么这么晚回来？是不是外面有人了？”男人忽然感到非常愤怒地对妻子说：“你怎么这么不理解我？”第二天，他们去民政局换了一本证……

Tuatahi korero

Ka hoki mai te tangata he ngenge i te ngenge me te ngenge, ka ui tana wahine, "He aha koe i hoki ngatahi ai? He tangata kei waho?" Ka ohorere te riri a taua tangata, ka mea ki tana wahine, "He aha koe kaore i tino mohio ki ahau?" I te ra i muri mai, ka haere ratou ki te Tari Taataki Hauora Kua hurihia he tiwhikete ...

 第二个故事

课后，老师对学生说：“如果再是这个成绩，我会劝你转校了，跟上你会很吃力。”回家，母亲拿着试卷恨铁不成钢地指责孩子说：“再过一年高考了，你看你该怎么办，你看考得上哪个学校，你看你将来该怎么办！怎么这么不争气呢。”晚间补习，补习老师说：“怎么教了这么多遍，你就是做不对呢？”当晚，学生从补习老师家一跃而下，当场死亡，他才十六岁……

Te korero tuarua

Whai muri i te akomanga, ka mea te kaiako ki nga akonga, "Ki tenei ano tenei karaehe, ka tohutohu atu ahau kia whakawhiti koe ki te kura, ka uaua ana ki a koe kia haere tonu." Ka hoki ki te kainga, ka whakapaehia e te whaea te tamaiti ki te pepa whakamatautau me te kino ki te maitai, ka mea, "Tatou ka haere Te whakamātautau tomokanga o te tau kotahi, kei te kite koe i nga mea e tika ana kia mohio koe, ka kite koe i te kura ka taea e koe te tango, ka kite koe me aha e tika ana koe. I hika koe i hara? "I taua po tonu, ka peke atu te akonga ki te whare kaiwhakaako ka mate i te tuunga. Kotahi noa ana ona tau 16 te pakeke ...

 第三个故事

十年寒窗苦读，他是有名的学霸，名企招聘会上，面试官对他说：“介绍下你自己。”他说：“啊……嗯……我……我叫……”面试官说：“对不起，请下一位。”走出门，他靠着墙蹲下，把简历撕得粉碎……

Tuatoru korero

I te tekau tau o te ako pakeke, he akonga mohio ia. I te wa mahi mo nga kamupene rongonui, ka ki atu te kai uiui ki a ia, "Whakauru atu koe." Ka kii atu te kaiawhina, "Aroha, kia koa." Ka toro atu ia ki waho o te tatau, ka tutuki a ia ki te pakitara, ka haa tana tuokiri ...

 第四个故事

团队准备整整一月，精心编制各种节目，终于迎来了万众期待的年会。董事长在员工热情的掌声中缓步走上讲台，举起话筒方才发觉演讲稿落在座位上，他望着台下黑压压的人群，一双双亮晶晶的眼睛，��然觉得呼吸急促，头冒冷汗，双脚发抖……他不禁往讲台中间挪了挪，这一挪，却不小心把话筒掉到了地上，台下一下子热闹起来，传来闷声的笑声。他完全慌了神，已不记得演讲稿的内容，有些尴尬地弯下腰捡起话筒咳了两声说：“哈哈，大家，吃好，喝好！谢谢！”然后像逃荒般地窜下台回到座位，连忙拿起纸巾擦拭满头汗水，剧烈的心跳声在耳畔久久不能散去……

Te wha o nga korero

Ka noho te roopu mo te marama katoa, ka ata whakaemihia e ia nga momo kaupapa, a, ka uru atu ki roto i te huihuinga o te tau kua tino hiahiatia. I ata haere te tiamana ki te konukawata me nga pati mahana a nga kaimahi, ka whakaarahia te whaikorero ki mua i tana kitenga ka hinga te korero i runga o te nohoanga, ka titiro ia ki te mano i raro o te atamira, i ona kanohi kanapa, ka paoho iho te poto o te manawa me te manawa makariri ki tona mahunga. I wiri ona waewae ... Kaore i taea e ia te neke engari ka neke ki waenga o te riu, engari na te ohorere i heke iho i te whaikorero ki te whenua, ka haruru te hunga whakarongo ki te kata. I tino pukuriri ia, kaore i maumahara ki nga kiko o te whaikorero.Na ka piko ia ki raro, ka mau ki te whaikorero, ka haruru rua: "Haha, ta te tangata, kia kai pai, inu inu! Mauruuru!" Katahi ka tuuturu ano ia ka hoki ano he rerenga. Ka u ki ahau ki te nohoanga, ka tangohia e au he tauera pepa ka horoi i taaku maru.Kore te whekau o te ngakau e marara mo te wa roa ...

 第五个故事

商业路演现场，他拿着一个团队整整一个月不眠不休做出的商业计划书，已经有20万高粘度粉丝，信心十足。当话筒递到他手上，投资人说：“请用三句话说明你的项目。”他说：“呃……我们做的是……是……”投资人说：“谢谢，请下一位。”他黯然坐下，合作伙伴们都黯然低下了头，拍了拍他的肩膀，起身离去……

Korero tuarima

I te maakete arumoni, i whakahaerehia e ia he ropu umanga mahi kua mahi ana ia mo te marama katoa, ā, kua 200,000 te hunga whakatangi teitei-nui me te tino maia. I te wa i tukuna atu te whaikorero ki a ia, ka ki atu te kaipupuri putea, "Tena koa maarama te whakamaarama i to kaupapa i roto i nga rerenga e toru." Ka kii ia, "Eh ... he aha taatau ... Kotahi. "Noho ana ia i runga o te pouri, ko nga hoa i whakapiko katoa o ratou mahunga, ka patupatua tona pokohiwi, ka whakatika, ka wehe ...

 第六个故事

古有贾诩一句话引起百年战乱，亦有张仪三寸不烂之舌抵百万雄狮。历史由人演绎，社会由人诠释，生活由人改变。今天，当我们面对各种繁琐，各种误解，各种质疑，各种矛盾，各种委屈，我们都说，这是人造成的。蓦然回首，三省吾身，这是——沟通——造成的！

Onoono nga korero

I nga tau o mua, na nga kupu a Jia Yi i hua ai te riri, kotahi rau tau o te pakanga, ana ko te arero koretake e toru-huringa a Zhang Yi i haere mai i te miriona nga raiona tane. Ko te hitori e whakamaorahia ana e te tangata, ko te hapori te whakamaoritanga a te iwi, a, ka hurihia te ao e te iwi. I tenei ra, ka whakaekehia e tatou nga momo whakaraerae katoa, nga momo whakama kore, nga momo feaa, nga momo whakahē katoa, nga momo pouri katoa, e kii ana tatou katoa na tenei i pa mai ai. Ka ohorere whakamuri, ko nga kawanatanga e toru ko aku tinana, he korero-korero tenei!

 第N个故事

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Nth story

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 “莲花演说”源自“舌灿莲花，口吐莲花”，主要形容人口才好，口齿伶俐，能言善道，有如莲花般的美妙。莲花，也有纯洁，正直，吉祥之意。古月今心取“莲花演说”，意其一是人若有纯洁正直的心，逢人多说吉祥的话，这样人们便会心生欢喜，人事顺利，性格也就乐观包容，命运也就更加舒顺。意其二，公众演说，能够能言善道，犹如莲花般的美妙。

Ko te "korero terenihi" i ahu mai i te "arero lotus, mokowhiti" - Ko te nuinga o te korero mo te taupori, he korero, he pai te korero, me te tino ataahua ano he putiputi. Ko te tikanga a Lotus ko te maakore, te pono, me te pono. I tango a Gu Yuejin i te "korero terenihi". Ko tetahi o nga take, ki te mea he ngakau ma, he tika te tangata, ka korero i nga kupu whaihua i nga wa katoa, ka koa te iwi i roto i o raatau ngakau, ka maeneene te ahua, ka pai o raatau tuakiri, me te manawanui, a ka nui atu to raatau painga. Tawhiri. Tuarua, ko nga whaikorero korero ka taea te korero ma te ngawari, penei me te puawai pua tereni.

 在这个科技日新月异的时代，移动互联网深入到我们生活的方方面面，改变了我们的社交方式，看似缩短了人与人之间的距离。恰恰相反的是，而今“人际交往”却成为大家津津乐道的话题，人们热衷学习“情商”，“智商”，“处理人际关系”。

I tenei ao tere o te ao o te hangarau, kua uru te Ipurangi pūkoro ki nga waahanga katoa o to tatou ao, i hurihia te huarahi whakawhitiwhiti ki a tatou, me te ahua nei kei te whakapiki i te tawhiti i waenga i te iwi. Engari, "ko nga whakawhitiwhiti korero takahi" ka tu hei kaupapa e korero ana te katoa. E hiahia ana te iwi ki te ako "EQ", "IQ", me te "whakahaere i nga whanaungatanga interpersonal".

 古月今心说，从他帮助的几千位因公众演说有障碍的学员，他发现经常用正确的方式进行演说训练，不仅让更多的人成功的解决了公众演说障碍，还更加提高了沟通和谈判能力，连同日常人际关系也有积极改善。而今，古月今心已经帮助几千人因为沟通，因为演说问题而遇到困惑的人。而今，莲花演说遍布全国多个一线城市，成为中国极具影响力的互动演说训练机构，收获学员大量赞誉。

I kii a Gu Yuejinxin mai i nga mano o nga kaiwhakangungu he uaua ki te korero korero a te iwi, i kitea e ia he maha nga whakangungu korero i roto i te huarahi tika kia kaua e whakaaetia te maha o nga tangata ki te whakatutuki angitu i nga ara korero korero a te iwi, engari he whakapai ake hoki Ko nga pukenga whakawhitiwhiti korero me te whakawhiti korero, me nga hononga o ia ra, kua pai ake hoki. I tenei ra, kua awhina a Gu Yuejin Xin mano o nga tangata e whakama ana na te raru o te whakawhitiwhiti korero me te korero. I tenei wa, kua horapa nga korero a Lotus ki nga taone tuatoru puta noa i te motu, a, kua noho hei rangatira whakangungu reo whakawhitiwhiti korero a Haina, he maha nga whakamoemiti a nga akonga.

 古月今心过去十二年，把自己的全部心血和精力专注于沟通、演说事业，未来，他将一如既往……他只是希望能够帮更多人解决沟通问题，让他们不会再因为沟通问题失去家庭，不会因为沟通问题失去机会，不会因为沟通问题失去自信，不会因为沟通问题铸就大错后悔终生。

Mo nga tau tekau ma rua kua paahure ake nei, kua whakapau kaha a Gu Yuejinxin i ona kaha me tona kaha ki te kaupapa o te whakawhitiwhiti korero me te korero.Ko nga ra kei te heke mai, ka kaha tonu ia ... ka tumanako ano ia ka awhina i etahi atu tangata ki te whakaoti i nga raru whakawhitiwhiti kia kore ai e pangia e nga raru whakawhiti korero. Mena ka ngaro koe i to whanau, kaore koe e ngaro i nga tupono na te raru o te whakawhitiwhiti korero, kaore koe e ngaro i te maia na te raru o te whakawhitiwhiti korero, kaore koe e tatarahapa i to koiora na te mea o nga raru korero.

 沟通，让你学会怎么好好生活；沟通，让你学会怎么面对他人；沟通，让你学会怎么认识自己；沟通，让你学会怎样把握机会；沟通，改变命运，演讲，改变人生……古月今心说：人一生，学会好好说话，你会发现满是惊喜 。 提升演讲，做一个懂得一对多、一对一沟通的人。

Ma te whakawhitiwhiti whakaaro e ako koe me pehea te noho pai; ma te whakawhitiwhiti korero e mohio ai koe ki te whakama ki etahi atu; ma te whakawhitiwhiti e mohio ai koe ki te mohio ki a koe ano; I kii a Jinxin: I roto i to koiora, akona te korero pai, ka kite koe i te tino maere. Whakapai i te whakaaturanga me te noho hei tangata e maarama ana ki te whakawhiti korero-a-nui me te kotahi.

[evelynstarshine]

LGBT History of New Zealand

Taken from this website https://www.wellington2019.nz/why-new-zealand

   Pre-colonisation Acceptance of sexual and gender fluidity in Māori narratives and carving.

   1642: Aotearoa ‘discovered’ and named New Zealand by the Dutch.

   1769: Aotearoa ‘claimed’ by the British.

   1840: Treaty of Waitangi signed between the British Crown and Māori leaders.

   1867: Offences Against the Person Act incorporates UK reform of Buggery law (removing death penalty.)

   Mid-Late 1800s Increasing loss of land, language, culture and suppression of women, sexuality and fluidity.

   1893: First country in the world for women to vote.

   1893: NZ Criminal Code adds crime of "indecent assault on male" and adds flogging/whipping to hard labour as penalties.

   1961: Crimes Act removes flogging and whipping as penalties.

   1961: First gay men’s group, Dorian Society, formed in Wellington.

   1967: Wolfendon Association (later Homosexual Law Reform Society) formed from Dorian Society legal sub-committee.

   1971: First lesbian group, The KG Club [Kamp Girls], formed in Auckland.

   1972: Gay Liberation sparked by the USA refusing a visa to Māori lesbian activist Ngahuia Te Awekotuku. Gay Liberation Fronts formed in Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch and Hamilton.

   1972: First national Gay & Lesbian Conference held in Wellington.

   1973: S.H.E (Sisters for Homophile Equality) formed in Canterbury and Wellington (by Alison Laurie.)

   1974: First National Lesbian Conference held in Wellington.

   1974: Crimes Amendment Bill introduced by Venn Young. It is defeated.

   1975: First openly gay man stands for Parliament, Robyn Duff, in Wellington.

   1977: National Gay Rights Coalition (NGRC) formed.

   1977: Lesbian and Gay Rights Resource Centre (later LAGANZ - the Lesbian and Gay Archives of New Zealand) established by NGRC in Wellington.

   1979: Crimes Amendment Bill introduced by Warren Freer. It is eventually abandoned.

   1979: First out Lesbian Centre in the world opens in Wellington.

   1981: First takatāpui hui (gathering) for Māori lesbians, Black Dykes Hui (which included Pacific Island lesbians), held in Auckland.

   1983: Bruce Burnett returns from USA and starts AIDS prevention in Auckland.

   1984: AIDS Support Network formed in Auckland (later NZ AIDS Foundation.)

   1984: MP Fran Wilde meets with Wellington community which leads to Gay Task Forces forming in Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch and Dunedin.

   1985: Homosexual Law Reform introduced by Fran Wilde.

   1986: Homosexual Law Reform Act (Part 1) passed into law by 49 votes to 44.

   1986: First takatāpui hui (gathering) for Māori gay men and whakawāhine (trans women) held in Auckland.

   1988: First takatāpui organisation, Te Roopu Tautoko, formed in Wellington to fight AIDS amongst Māori.

   1989: Crimes Act incorporates Homosexual Law Reform Act amendments.

   1989: RainbowYOUTH formed in Auckland.

   1993: The Human Rights Commission Amendment Act removes discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation ("heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual or lesbian") or HIV status.

   1993: First MP to come out as gay, Chris Carter, soon after his election in Auckland.

   1994: High Court rules that post-operative transsexuals can marry in their adopted sex.

   1994: First National Lesbian Studies conference in Wellington.

   1995: First transsexual Mayor in the world, Georgina Beyer, is elected Mayor of Carterton.

   1996: First lesbian television programme – the Topp Twins.

   1996: First openly gay MP elected, Tim Barnett, in Christchurch.

   1996: First intersex organisation, Intersex Society of NZ (Aotearoa), founded by Mani Bruce Mitchell in Wellington.

   1997: First Intersex Centre in the world opened in Wellington by the Intersex Society (later Intersex Trust Aotearoa New Zealand.)

   2001: First takatāpui organisation for all genders and sexualities, Tīwhanawhana Trust, founded by Elizabeth Kerekere.

   2003: First national Queer and Trans Youth conference organised by Sarah Helm.

   2004: Civil Union Bill introduced by Tim Barnett. Passed into law 2004 by 65 votes to 55.

   2004: First indigenous LGBTIQ television series in the world, Takatāpui, on the first free-to-air television channel (Māori Television Service) in the world.

   2005: Relationships (Statutory References) Act passed into law by 76 votes to 44 to remove discriminatory provisions on the basis of relationship status from a range of statutes and regulations.

   2008: NZ Human Rights Commission releases “To Be Who I Am: Report of the Enquiry into Discrimination faced by Transgender People.”

   2012: Marriage (Definition of Marriage) Amendment Bill introduced by Louisa Wall. Passed into law in 2013 by 77 votes to 44. First country in Oceania, 4th in the Southern Hemisphere, and 15th in the world to allow same-sex couples to marry.

   2012: One of the first in the world to allow trans people to state their gender on their passport as male, female or "X" (indeterminate/unspecified), without the need to change their birth certificates or citizenship records.

   2013: First same sex wedding at 30,000 ft in the world, by Air New Zealand.

   2016: 30th Anniversary of Homosexual Law Reform.

   2016: First ILGA Oceania conference held in Wellington.

   2016: Intersex Roundtable hosted by NZ Human Rights Commission, ITANZ and Tīwhanawhana Trust.

It ends in 2016. But, It’s still good. I don’t know how correct or how much it misses out.

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Kua whakamahi nga kaiwhaiwhai i te BYOVD

Kua whakamahi nga kaiwhaiwhai i te BYOVD mo te tekau tau neke atu. Ko tetahi malware e kiia nei ko Slingshot kei te whakamahi i tenei whakaraeraetanga mai i te tau 2012. I roto i etahi atu malwares i whakamahi i tenei pepeha, ka taea e matou te whakahua InvisiMole, LoJax me RobinHood.

I roto i nga tau e rua kua pahure ake nei, kua kite matou i nga whakaeke BYOVD hou, ko tetahi o enei i mahia i te mutunga o tera tau me te tautoko a te roopu Raharuhi. He mea tika kia whakahuahia ko tenei roopu kei te tautokohia e te kawanatanga o Te Tai Tokerau. Kua whakamahia e Raharuhi nga whakaraeraetanga i roto i nga taraiwa haua ki te aro ki windows tetahi kaimahi o tetahi kamupene aerospace i Netherlands me tetahi kairīpoata tōrangapū i Belgium.

I tetahi atu whakaeke, ka whakamahia e te hunga hara ipurangi te whakaraeraetanga BYOVD ki te whakauru me te whakamahi i tetahi taraiwa kei roto te bug i roto i te Micro-Star's MSI AfterBurner 4.6.2.15658. Ka whakamahia tenei taputapu ki te overclock i nga whakairoiro kua whakamahia nuitia, kua whakamahia e nga kaiwhaiwhai ki te whakauru i te BlackByet ransomware.

I te marama o Hūrae, i whai hua tetahi atu roopu ransomware ki tetahi taraiwa anti-spoofing tawhito e whakamahia ana e te keemu rongonui rongonui a Genshin Impact ki te whakahaere i nga waehere kua pangia me te whakauru i te Matapihi ma te whakauru mhyprot2.sys.

I tera marama, ko tetahi atu roopu o nga kaiwhaiwhai e pa ana ki te AvosLocker ransomware i whakamahi i te whakaraerae Avast anti-rootkit atekōkiri aswarpot.sys ki te karo i te tukanga matawai huaketo. I te nuinga o te waa, me whakahuahia ko te maha o nga whakaeke BYOVD e whai ana i te tipu haere.

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Ko nga microelectrodes kei nga taha e rua

Ko nga microelectrodes kei nga taha e rua o te anga keemu e whakaatu ana i te tuunga o te poi i te taha maui, i te taha matau ranei o te hoe kia purei pong. I mahia tenei mahi i te wa e tukuna ana e te auau o nga tohu te tawhiti o te poi me tona turanga.

Tuhinga e pā ana: Kua angitu nga kaiputaiao ki te whakawhiti i nga pūtau roro tangata ki roto i nga roro o te kiore Ka taea e Dishbrain te neke i te hoe ki te patu i te poi ma te whakawhirinaki ki enei tautuhinga; Heoi, i te iti rawa i tenei wa i te nuinga o te waa, he tino kino te mahi. Me whakahoki nga neurons ki te takaro i nga keemu pai. I whakawhanakehia e te roopu rangahau i tenei mara he rorohiko hei tuku urupare ma roto i nga hikohiko i nga wa katoa ka ngaro te poi.

Na tenei i taea e te punaha te whakatutuki i nga whakapainga me te whakapai ake i nga mahi i roto i te keemu pong. Ko nga kitenga a nga kairangahau e tohu ana ko te tukanga ako me te whakapai ake i nga mahi e 5 meneti noa iho. E ai ki a Carl Friston, he tohunga neuroscientist mai i te Whare Wananga o te Whare Wananga o London i te UK:

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Ngapuhi hapu list

#Ngapuhi hapu list full

#Ngapuhi hapu list series

Analysis led to the recommendation of a bespoke management entity. New Zealand is all the stronger for having had the courage to attempt to reconcile its past with its present, and to make some amends. redress for ng hapu o Ngpuhi, so the possible existing vehicles would either have had to change to take on a function relating to settlement and/or the objectives of the und F would have been compromised. ‘‘Despite inevitable controversies and misunderstandings, the process continues to move forward. Given the depth of New Zealanders’ grievances this has been a long, and at times, difficult process. ‘‘It is a story of New Zealanders - Maori and Pakeha - reassessing their understanding of our history, and openly and frankly addressing the wrongs that were committed in the past. In his Waitangi Day address Governor-General Sir Anand Satyanand saw the treaty as a shared story. Mr Harawira’s view flies in the face of a statement by Ngapuhi leader Sonny Tau who is quoted on the Ngapuhi website as saying nonsettlement is holding back Ngapuhi and Aotearoa. Arrivals at Napier: showing the passenger list and cargo aboard the Wonga Wonga.

#Ngapuhi hapu list series

Te Roopu oTuhoronuku is a committee set up by Ngapuhi hapu leadership and financially underwritten by Te Runanga A Iwi O Ngapuhi to advance settlement for all Ngapuhi.Ī series of hui will be held in March and April this year. THE LEGENDARY STORY FROM THE TE POPOTOHAPU OF NGAPUHI RELATES THAT. It will be asked to give Te Roopu o Tuhoronuku its vote to represent it in negotiations with the Crown for a comprehensive settlement of all Ngapuhi historical Te Tiriti o Waitangi grievances against the Crown. Ngapuhi is the biggest tribe with membership of more than 123,000. The Ngapuhi treaty settlement process is about to embark on a fourth round of consultation hui as Te Roopuo Tuhoronuku seeks a mandate from Ngapuhi. We have it in our hands to ensure that the principles of partnership as embodied in the treaty are guarded forever.’’ That is not likely to happen for 100 years. The government wants to settle all claims by 2014.

#Ngapuhi hapu list full

Te Tai Tokerau MP Hone Harawira, speaking at the launch of Professor Mutu’s book, predicted that once settlements had reached a certain level, the government will assume the treaty is null and void because iwi will have signed in full and final settlement. He says the country must focus on the health and education of future generations, and not stay stuck in the past. Prime Minister John Key urges Maori to look forward. "One of the tools remaining in the activist’s handbag is their vote.’’ Ms Turei highlights three points: ‘‘Governments continue to make policy without us, they continue to be hellbent on taking natural resources and they make access to the courts increasingly difficult - most recently in the case of the second version of seabed and foreshore legislation.’’īut people can bring about change, she says. Professor Mutu, Green Party co-leader Metiria Turei and lawyer Moana Jackson say successive governments have made the same mistakes over and over again.

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“Te roopu whanau aroha

Amio rua!

I acknowledge the Munsee Lenape & Lekawe as the original custodians of the land this picture was taken on.

It is beyond a blessing to get to bring ‘Harry’s House’ to life with this spunky and dynamic band of weirdos. To get to share it with his heart-full and caring fans is just the icing. 🧁

I am full of gratitude & excitement for the feels this albums gunna bring the world.

A true heart and some good art is an unstoppable force 🫶🏻

Ngā mihi,

Ny”

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“once upon a time”

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