work had gone into pushing and lobbying for an improved, upgraded multi purpose stadium in Christchurch. Articles giving detail to the development process, the stages of development and the politics involved in the redevelopment of Jade Stadium are taken from January 20 1999, until the October 13 2000. The majority of articles are news items taken from Christchurch’s major newspaper, ‘The Christchurch Press’. Not all information present in the articles was relevant to the review topic of, the
The Christchurch earthquakes had a significant impact on the economy but also left the country in turmoil. Many economists were unaware of the economic impacts this event would have and the governments fiscal position was significantly impacted. The earthquakes spanned over 2 years in which the first struck on 4th September 2010 then almost 5 months later, the second hit on the 22nd February 2011. Christchurch was trying to recover from these horrific events as family homes and business were destroyed
Air pollution, the contamination of air through pollutants and gases (The American Heritage Stedman’s Medical Dictionary, n.d.) is an issue greatly impacting New Zealand’s citizen’s health and in Christchurch, can account for up to 9.1% of all deaths (Palmer & Mann, 2011). More prevalent in winter, when the mountainous terrain, calm winter weather and the warm air layer allow for the emissions to become trapped in a cold air blanket, locking them in at street level, thus creating a temperature inversion;
strand in Akaroa, the stores now consist of expensive jewelry boutiques, a wool shed gallery, a crystal shop and cheese shop. There are no basic, necessity stores which is what the locals would need. This means that they would have to drive into the Christchurch cbd to get what was
Tourism's impact on the Hengistbury Head and Mudeford Spit Area Hypothesis The hypothesis that my group have chosen to investigate is: "Tourism has impacted along the Hengistbury Head and Mudeford Spit area. This has resulted In more coastal problems." Throughout this piece of coursework, I will gather information from sources to either agree, or disagree with my chosen hypothesis. These are the areas that I will be investigating: · Tourist Facilities · Reasons why tourist
When the build up of potential energy around a fault line becomes too great, the two blocks of rock slip suddenly past each other as the built-up energy is transformed into kinetic energy. As the blocks of rock are jolted violently an initial shock wave radiates from the area where the slip occurred, also known as the focus. As the rocks continue to slip back and forth, more shock waves are sent out. After the initial slip occurred at a depth of around 6km on the Port Hills Fault, the rupture spread
I am writing to you regarding the important environmental issue of fracking, in the hope that you, as the New Zealand environmental minister, will make a change. Fracking is a hydraulic process that is used to get oil and gas out of rocks by shooting high pressured water into the cracks. This process releases hydrocarbons that would have once been too costly and complicated to attain, and has been occurring in New Zealand for over twenty three years. Since 2003 it has been happening in thirty wells
Prioritizing the market and sector according to the growing economic growth • Focusing on market conversion • Partnership with subsidiaries • Supporting Recovery from the Christchurch earthquake • Strengthening organizational building capabilities The main focus for 2010-2011 was on the recovery and rebuilding of Christchurch after it was impacted by an
Business Concept According to Flippo (1984), recruitment is an activity of looking out for individuals for employment and motivating them to apply for jobs in the organization. Recruitment is a pursuit that connects the organizations and the individuals. It is an activity of hitting upon and inviting skilled candidates for engagement. The course of action commences when fresh candidates are pursued and completes when their applications are put forward. The outcome is a collection of applications
Margaret Hospital, Christchurch when I was a high school student. I helped with transporting patients to and from facilities. Working in a hospital setting developed my understanding and appreciation for the work conducted by medical professionals. At present I work part-time looking after a severely autistic 7 year old child. I volunteered my time with the Student Volunteer Army, the voluntary organisation set up to help people to deal with the aftermath of the Christchurch earthquake (New Zeaand)
In 1950s New Zealand, music was as big as music is or was anywhere. Popular music in New Zealand started to introduce some distinctly New Zealand themes in the songs being made during this time. Themes that include: the use of te reo Maori in songs, songs about phenomena specific to New Zealand, and songs that directly mention New Zealand and/or cities in New Zealand. One example of a song employing definite New Zealand themes is one by Morgan Clarke with Benny’s Five called “Haka Boogie” which
It is made of Black fabric. The hoodie has black thread/seams used to keep the whole thing from falling apart. From the front you can see that on the left breast it has a white embroidered kiwi which is approximately 6 centimeters in diameter. On the right breast it has the Burnside High School logo/emblem which is the cabbage trees also embroidered in white with Burnside High School Netball included in the embroidered design. On the front it also has a large kangaroo type pocket on the front which
Some women give birth before their sentence in prison is over. Should they be allowed to keep their baby with them or not? Well, some people argue that if a woman gives birth behind bars, she should be able to keep him or her with her until she is permitted to leave. Although, some people think otherwise. Imagine somebody having to give away their child right after giving birth. Some women that give birth when their sentence wasn’t finished fought to keep and stay with their baby like a woman named
Pratt and Clark’s (2005) cultural argument of penal populism ignores the inequalities of New Zealand, in which the structural explanation would stress that inequalities reflects the deep foundational ways of how it shapes the criminal law and the justice system (Workman & McIntosh, 2013). The structural perspective recognizes that New Zealand’s prison population has increased substantially over the last 40 years, simultaneously, so has the inequality between the rich and poor (Workman & McIntosh
Shakespeare said, “Who could refrain that had a heart to love and in that heart courage to make love known?” What better way to express Desdemona’s deep affection for Othello than this quote. Courage is a trait that is exhibited through many characters in the play, Othello, by Shakespeare. It is the capability to stand up for what one believes in even in the face of great adversity. Courage is a characteristic that sets a person apart from the rest. In Othello, by Shakespeare, two characters, Desdemona
(Tauroa & Tauroa 1986). “Carvings of the ancestors serve to preserve history” (Graham, 1997, p. 38). Looking back... ... middle of paper ... ...on by NZQA for its courses in crafts and Māori arts and carving, hospitality and employment skills (Christchurch city council, 2011). Incredibly, in keeping pace with technological advances, we have virtual marae, as shown by the artist Lisa Reihana, who has created her own virtual marae, accessible to Māori living worldwide, using photography and video (visualarts
Crime Aspect 1: Concept one of the law that I have chosen to explain is criminal law. Criminal law relates too threatening, harmful or otherwise endangering the health and well being of others. Criminal law also deals with actions and omissions that are against the law. Examples of this are: murder, drug abuse, sexual abuse, and theft. The three main elements of criminal law are. Prohibited by statute, Actus Reus ( Committing the action) and Mens Rea (Intending to do the crime) Prohibited By Statute:
Three great travel destinations you can afford If your dream vacation is not within your budget this year, don't despair. There are lots of inexpensive destinations that will provide you the same excitement and fun for much less. While the locations listed below may not be on your travel list, they are worth checking out. Not only do they offer exceptional value, they provide travelers the opportunity to explore new places. Las Vegas Las Vegas is no longer an exclusive playground for the rich and
Introduction Visibility is the most important weather factor to all aviators since it takes a part in essential role in takeoffs, approaches, and landings. Visibility is defined as the aviator's ability and possibility to identify and spot the objects during the day and night over hundreds of miles, meters, and feet. Low ceilings and poor visibilities have lead to many aircraft accidents. Fog, heavy snow, heavy rain, ash clouds, blowing sand, and blowing dust all control the visibility and result
I will explain Hempel’s Raven Paradox in regards to the way it effects the philosophical project of making sense of how science works and its problems of induction. I will address and explain Hempel’s Raven Paradox, I will also demonstrate how the Raven Paradox works in regards to science. I will explain what a strong inductive argument is, what a weak inductive argument is, what induction is and how that effects making sense of how science works, within this I will explain what deduction is as well