It is some concern I notice more and more shipping containers all over Tauranga, getting higher and higher, and making an ugly blot on our beautiful landscape. Of course the powers that be do not care.
The only focus from our MP is if it makes a dollar then anything goes, who cares.
Okay, the question is who cares ? Some people in power today would probably forget the question, which makes one wonder if the leading people in politics have such a lapse of memory all of the time?
Why are we paying them to represent us in Parliament? Should they not be seeking medical help?
Our Prime Minister thinks a recently-departed MP is honest. How many members of the public agree with that? And what does it say about him?
M Chamberlain, Otumoetai.
Posted: 09:35am Fri 27 Jun, 2014
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Posted on 27-06-2014 18:56 | By Mommatum
Rather than "blotting" the landscape this increase in shipping containers tells me that our port is thriving and continuing to provide employment in a time when jobs are scarce. Perhaps this is why Simon Bridges is supportive, considering the importance of job creation. As for seeking medical help perhaps you'd like to consider those unemployed people unable to find work and having to do this frequently due to the stress of being jobless, not to mention the untreated illness due to lack of a wage. Good on Simon for supporting one of Tauranga's main employers. That's the kind of MP who gets my vote!
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