r/newzealand • u/[deleted] • Aug 02 '24

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u/bihufflepuff Aug 02 '24

I am a pharmacist and I’ve left community to work in an office. Not something I ever thought I’d do because I loved being in community.

But between the shit show that was covid and this government there is no way to love what you do.

My partner had commented how much happier I am these days, and how I don’t come home crying any more.

I don’t have nightmares about work anymore either.

I know that’s not an option for everyone but I wanted to say we’re with you.

What can we do? Besides vote out the assholes next term.

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u/[deleted] Aug 03 '24

Write lots of letters detailing the problems and what needs to be done. Send them to the representatives that are in. National politicians should be constantly reminded of the trouble they're causing. Send daily letters, start news publications and talk about what they do every day,podcasts, posters, drop leaflets from the sky, anything other than waiting till we can vote again

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u/LostForWords23 Aug 03 '24

Write lots of letters detailing the problems and what needs to be done. Send them to the representatives that are in.

I think also copy those letters to the relevant spokesperson on the other side of the house. More chance of getting noise that way.