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So I come to you fresh from 12 days holiday in Japan.
For those of you who are keen but the language difficulties keep you from going, I've got 2 words for you.
Google Translate. The free app that translates anything written in most languages. It's the key to unlocking a different culture.
Japan is the home of high performing public transport. The government decided to put all its effort into trains and subways, letting private enterprise build the motorways. As a result the roads are tolled and expensive. While the trains are plentiful and cheap and so on time. No one is ever late for work.
Meanwhile bicycles and cycle lanes are everywhere because the costs associated with cars are prohibitive. Watching mums cycling around with 2 kids on their mama chariot bikes was eye-opening.
It was my first big trip overseas since 2015 and Japan had only just lifted Covid vaccination controls the week beforehand. I was bracing myself for all the people calling New Zealand a laughing stock because of our overreaction to Covid because that's what so many people had told me they were saying on my talkback sessions.
I met a lot of French and Americans. We weren't a laughing stock. They called New Zealand mature and wise unlike their own childish and tribal politicians.
Which made me laugh as I read about Megan Woods advising New Zealanders to take shorter showers in wake of the cost of living crisis.
The return of nanny state politics which ran Helen Clark out of office back in the day. You would have thought that the first thing Labour politicians learn is not to talk about New Zealander’s showers.
Then little Simeon Brown who believes that New Zealanders are so dumb we can't handle 2 languages on a road sign. For your information Simeon, Japanese road signs are written in both English and Japanese. And no one is confused. Be proud of your casual racism if that's what you are.
Meanwhile people are saying that Labour has nothing new after their Labour Congress apprentice policy announcement. That's true. At the moment they're just extending existing policy or postponing unpopular policy, there sure ain't anything new.
And National just u-turned on their housing policy, the one Nicola Willis, Judith Collins, and Megan Woods spent months working on. That's got to be a slap on the face for Nicola.
But frankly it was a blunt and stupid law change. Auckland in particular had already thrashed the issue out with their Unitary plan.
If National really wants to speed up housing provision perhaps they should get stuck into Resource Management Act reform. Something they've been promising for decades now.
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In this episode of Moody’s Talks – Emerging Markets Decoded, Gene Fang of the Sovereign team joins host Scott Phillips to discuss the outlook for credit conditions in China as it lifts Covid restrictions and reopens its economy, with a special focus on regional and local governments, the property sector, as well as potential implications for other emerging markets.
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Goodbye 2022, hello 2023!
In this episode, we do a double take - not only glancing back at the biggest stories from 2022 in the world of Church, State and faithful citizenship, but also casting our gaze forward to what 2023 may have in store.
We touch on the lifting of COVID restrictions; Pope Francis’ visit to Canada and the legacy of Indian residential schools; the recent passing of Pope Benedict XVI; the wave of attacks against Catholic churches across North America; Eucharistic revival in America; the Synodal Way in Germany; and more!
Our guest is popular Catholic commentator, speaker and writer, Brian Holdsworth. Through his YouTube channel, Brian provides regular reflections on major challenges in the life of the Church, as well as the beauty of Church tradition and history. For more info on Brian and his online community of “Reinforcements”, be sure to check out his website: https://brianholdsworth.ca/
References
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The Department of Consumer Affairs has published guidelines designed to stop people from giving fake ratings and misleading reviews on products they've bought on e-commerce marketplaces. How will it work?
In our main segment, we deep dive into the raging protests in China against the country's strict Covid-19 restrictions. Tune in!
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The traffic light system's set to be scrapped from next week.
Political editor Barry Soper observes that a meeting in The Beehive is scheduled within the next few days.
A discussion about the current Covid restrictions will be taking place, with updates to come.
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Act Leader David Seymour joined the Weekend Collective to discuss the potential upcoming changes to Covid-19 restrictions.
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2022 marks the 40th anniversary of Canada’s bill of rights, or what is formally known as the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
Against that backdrop, in this episode we examine the present-day landscape in Canada for freedom of religion – the first fundamental freedom listed in the Charter.
We talk about the implications of COVID restrictions; why recent federal legislation banning conversion therapy may be the greatest threat to religious freedom at this moment; and what the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent ruling on abortion may or may not mean for Canada.
We also discuss a unique type of “trial” for members of today’s legal profession – namely, the ability to practice one’s faith while practicing law.
Joining us is Albertos Polizogopoulos, one of the most prominent legal practitioners in Canada when it comes to cases and questions involving freedom of religion. On behalf of his broad range of clients – churches, charities, dioceses, schools, universities, hospitals – Albertos has appeared numerous times in front of the Supreme Court of Canada.
Albertos is a partner and founder at his Ottawa-based law firm, The Acacia Group.
Documents/Websites referenced
Albertos Polizogopoulos’ biography (The Acacia Group)
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Bill C-4, An act to amend the criminal code (conversion therapy)
U.S. Supreme Court - Dobbs vs. Jackson
Supreme Court of Canada - R. v. Morgentaler
Supreme Court of Canada - Trinity Western University v. Law Society of Upper Canada
Paul Schratz, “Department of National Defence panel addresses racism with more racism”, Catholic Register (May 5, 2022)
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In the age of podcasting, more people might be familiar with Shane as a regular guest on Duncan Trussell’s Family Hour, Pete Holmes ‘You Made It Weird’. He’s had appearances on other huge podcasts like Bertcast, WTF, Wisky Ginger, and This Past Weekend.
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In 2019 He released the documentary Psychonautics.
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The USA is getting ready to open to UK travellers in November. This will allow them to visit Las Vegas again! Plus, SUSHISAMBA at the Venetian unveils a new Tree Lounge. Sean and Dayna talk to DJ Samantha Ronson on the red carpet about the evolution of the DJ in Las Vegas. Erika Jayne was also at the event. Sean and Dayna also talk about their weekend project that had them capturing video of Scott Disick, Mario Lopez, and DJ Pauly D at the new Sugar Factory on the strip. Tips include a new "naked" show, and a parking perk for veterans.
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In this episode, the Sentinel's editor Peter Hackney and features editor Travis de Jonk explore the top headlines of the week, including the extension of Covid restrictions across greater Sydney; The NSW Police announcement that an officer involved in an altercation with an indigenous teen in Redfern last year will face court on assault charges; And the classical music event currently taking place in Sydney that is helping level the playing field for women in music.
This week our special guests on the show are Sydney Sentinel Youth editor Corin Shearston; And then we've got highlights from Peter Hackney catch up with the one and only Mark Trevorrow (aka Bob Downe) about his new show Viva Bob Vegas (for more info and tickets click here).
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Dr. Mary Catherine Sommers joins us to discuss government restrictions on worship during COVID, as seen through a Thomistic lens. Dr. Sommers is Professor Emerita for Philosophy and past director of the Center for Thomistic Studies at the University of St. Thomas in Houston, Texas.
0:00 - Introduction
2:56 - Aquinas’ understanding of the proper responsibilities of religious and civil authorities
6:56 - Aquinas’ theory of law
11:38 - Ensuring compatibility of human law with natural law
13:48 - Who may enact laws?
15:44 - COVID restrictions - do they actually fit within Aquinas’ formula?
20:33 - Aquinas’ view on restriction of freedoms
24:04 - What should faithful citizens do?
28:38 - How do we know when to obey or disobey a law?
30:48 - The role of prudence - the "here and now" virtue
35:18 - Complying with COVID restrictions - what are the Doctor's orders?
37:03 - Wrap up
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Documents/Websites referenced
Brian Tierney (medieval historian) - Wikipedia page
Martin Luther King Jr. - "Letter from Birmingham Jail" (1963)
Pierre Manent - "The Church has the Form of a City", Public Discourse (July 26, 2020)
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
John Locke - "Letter Concerning Toleration" (1689)
Thomas Aquinas - Summa Theologica, 1st part of the 2nd part: Q90
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Don Kroah with Bruce Hausknecht, of Focus on the Family, talk about how fragile religious freedom really is.
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Las Vegas will open to 100 percent capacity starting June 1st, since COVID numbers have gone down. Some resorts on the strip are encouraging their employees to get their vaccine. One of them has a big incentive! Plus, Resorts World locks in another celebrity resident DJ for the nightclub and dayclub. Results of this week's twitter poll show how hard you are ready to party since things are starting to open up. Sean and Dayna share a new taxi app that might come in handy if you visit Las Vegas, since Ubers are hard to get these days. Plus, how you can play Vegas Bingo on your phone and earn resort rewards.
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Singer Tiffany is in Las Vegas for a live stream and show in front of an audience. You may know her from her classic song, "I Think We're Alone Now," but she is debuting brand new music. Sean and Dayna talk to her about what she's been up to, what her new music is like, and some of her favorite spots in Las Vegas. There's also tons of Las Vegas updates, so much to talk about. The city is now allowed to have up to 50 percent capacity as COVID numbers go down across the state. There have also been some recent star sightings as people start to visit!
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Omega Mart at Area 15 is officially open. It's created by Meow Wolf which is already popular in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The attraction takes you into a futuristic world full of art and installations. Plus, MGM Resorts says it will open all its hotel casinos 24/7 in March. Las Vegas shows return to the strip and COVID restrictions loosen up.
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Everyone is talking about Britney Spears because of the recent release of a documentary called, "Framing Britney Spears." Sean and Dayna give their take on the latest conversation, plus Sean interviewed Britney at Planet Hollywood and talks about his experience. Sean and Dayna also talk about the latest changes in Las Vegas when it comes to COVID-19 restrictions. The Governor is allowing capacity up to 50 percent starting March 15th. This paves the way for entertainment to return on the strip, and more people can be here for March Madness. Sean and Dayna travel to the Museum of Dream Space, now open at The Venetian. The rooms have different themes and will create the perfect "cool" picture setting for you. Manager, Gabriella Diaz chats with Vegas Revealed. Sean and Dayna also visit Crimson in Bloom at Red Rock Resort Casino. A new spring attraction!
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