ACT MP Mark Cameron is advocating for the reinstatement of provisions in the Resource Management Act to prevent regional councils from factoring climate change into their planning, citing excessive compliance costs for farmers. He introduced a bill last year to clarify greenhouse gas emission management and argues that councils lack the capability to effectively address global climate issues, as emissions are managed at a national level. Cameron believes local governments should focus on core responsibilities like infrastructure and taxation, allowing farmers to concentrate on their efficient food production without unnecessary regulations.
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What it’s like to be a hearing child of deaf parents
An autobiographical theatre show portrays Jodee Mundy's experience as a Child of Deaf Adults (CODA) and the challenges she faced navigating a world designed for the hearing. Raised in a deaf family, Mundy often served as an intermediary between her family and the hearing world, noticing the disparities in treatment. Through a combination of live performance and video installation, Mundy effectively communicates her story to both deaf and hearing audiences, shedding light on the unique...
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