Corazon Miller

Speechless… big loss of an amazing pool of senior, experienced talent. If this goes, I struggle to see us coming back from here. It’s a loss to journalism today, for the future, and for those minority voices and complex stories that are often overlooked in the daily grind.

Sunday @SundayTVNZ

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This week @1News asked Health NZ why some job ads wrote applications from foreign nurses who’d just finished their competency assessment wouldn’t be accepted. It said it was a mistake and took the ads down. But recruiters say despite a nursing shortage, the nurses can’t find jobs https://t.co/xmfmyTyFm8

A Filipino dairy farmer who has lived in New Zealand for 10 years, paying taxes, alongside private healthcare, has had his bid to stay in the country rejected. https://t.co/OXZWP1Bb5W

For @TheDetail’s 1000th episode, they dive deeper into my @1NewsNZ investigation into how two years on from Afghanistan’s fall to the Taliban, Afghan children in New Zealand are no closer to being reunited with them here

RT @LianneDalziel: A solution to this must be found.

RT @alixhigby: Waiting for the OCR like it’s Taylor Swift tickets @c0ra_z0n https://t.co/yFHKgXKwPt

While I’m sad for the Football Ferns … I can’t help be happy for the Pilipinas team - this is a fairytale moment for my other nation’s team. First World Cup… and first win 🇵🇭🇵🇭

U.S. Embassy in the Philippines @USEmbassyPH

Congratulations to the Filipinas for making herstory, scoring the Philippines its first goal and first win in the FIFA Women's World Cup! #FIFAWWC ⚽

Visiting family in the #Philippines for the 1st time since #Covid appeared. Existing #inequalities more apparent now. Covid tests here cost 300 PHP - equivalent to the same, if not more, than many people’s daily wage and antivirals seem to not be freely available to those at risk https://t.co/DZiFFI8FNj

Exclusive: Number of Census workers alleging employment breaches doubles https://t.co/ggacJJYsog When I wrote of a group of census workers for @1newsnz in March my inbox kept pinging w/ similar stories. Some joined legal battle over what they’ve described as a shambolic process

And w/ that it’s a wrap on Budget Day 2023. The Gov believes it’s got the fiscal ⚖️right w/ focus on alleviating cost of living pressures by ⬇️transport, education & health costs. All eyes now on the Reserve Bank to see what it does with the OCR next week @1newsnz #budget2023

Alix Higby @alixhigby

Business Correspondent @c0ra_z0n 👏 https://t.co/evvshGwk1U

No-one in the story denies there’s a nursing shortage: point raised is the numbers used aren’t reflective of the shortage. Seems unwise to use such numbers to conflate a well established issue and undermine policy that was otherwise welcomed by many.

Preparation is not key apparently ... back to the phones it is

Alix Higby @alixhigby

... newsrooms everywhere throwing out their script on the widely predicted .25 hike and starting over

This is the cutest...

A group of #census2023 workers are planning to take legal action over how they they were employed, as they feel the recruitment process was misleading.

1News @1NewsNZ

Exclusive: Census workers plan legal action over recruitment process https://t.co/xYRpnZ9r6g https://t.co/wX62ZFEnSJ

RT @thelucyhu: On @2023Census NZ, one of the racial categories is "NZ European." No other racial groups get the NZ qualifier, because appar…

It seems a tad ludicrous that despite years @FlyAirNZ being unable to staff it’s phone system it still requires customers to call to change. Boosting online capacity seems an obvious solution that would allow customers to make own changes —> less burden on the call centre https://t.co/Q0BMTGtd1t