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Thursday, July 08, 2010

Junior doctors win free drinks case - A good example of the brainwashing of impressionable youth

A row over whether junior doctors should get $250,000 worth of free drinks a year has damaged their relationship with the Canterbury District Health Board, their association says.

The Resident Doctors' Association (RDA), representing 460 Canterbury junior doctors, took a case against the board for failing to consult before withdrawing pre-packaged drinks from the free meals doctors are entitled to.

The association said it was important for busy doctors to keep well hydrated.
For the entire article, please go here....
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Gary:

The water bottling companies have been very effective over the last decade or so with their slick marketing campaigns to have us all drinking their water from our fresh water springs.  In so doing, they have managed to create mountains of plastic rubbish.

$250,000 per year of your and my taxation money to supply doctors in just one health region with bottled water!  

Tuesday, May 16, 2006

Where are you Martin?

Where are you Martin? This column was published in the New Zealand Herald last Saturday.
A tearful encounter in Atlanta, a place where it's difficult not to conclude that the US is a nation that is run by fear & racism... Click here to view the full article.
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Gary Moller Comments:
This is a must read account from Gareth Morgan's motorcycle tour of the good old US of A. Somewhat depressing and confirmation to me that we should all be very concerned about what is going on over there.

Gareth was a year ahead of me at Putaruru High and we have crossed tracks many times over the years. Gareth is testament to just how good the State School system was back in the 1960's. It was a tough and authoritarian system and it taught guys like Gareth to be equally tough, to stand up to the establishment and ask the hard questions of authority, which would lash back without mercy! I hated secondary school; but it taught me a lot about life!