Mark the Week: School lunches are a good example of a problem solved

At the end of each week, Mike Hosking takes you through the big-ticket items and lets you know what he makes of it all. 

 

July 1st: 7/10 

A lot of cool stuff started, including higher speed limits on roads where higher speed limits make sense and increase efficiency. 

 

Helipads: 8/10 

Amazing for so many reasons; well-known rich people, a ridiculous number of submissions, a massive waste of energy and, finally, they won. 

 

Offensive to girls: 3/10 

The fuss over the Warehouse and the backpack is pathetic. It was a joke. It was light-hearted. 

 

The All Blacks: 7/10 

A new season, new hope, new excitement and an easy opener. 

 

Wegovy: 7/10 

That was a lot of publicity in the news for a product next to no one can afford. 

 

School lunches: 7/10 

Because with the new stats, the new meals, and the new feedback, that is a good example of a problem solved. Now, are the media going to give the same amount of coverage to the answer as they did to the problem? 

 

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Timed out to mark the weak little piece of news
and current events that has more to say than a
curtailed youth mp A July one seven, now July one
was the dately and I didn't give the number. You
can't exactly. Seven A lot of calls is a lot
of cool stuff started functioning equipment here exactly, including highest
speed limits on roads where highest speed limits make sense
and increase efficiency are the Supreme Court. Seven, adding to

(00:22):
what looks increasingly like a seller run for the President
of the US and the big beautiful Bill Nicks cab
off the rank ticked off this morning. Of course, Murana
pacificate as I think so to Punakokarifana Ora and Tama Potak,
and none of them look urgent about any of this.
Helipads amazing for so many reasons. One well known rich people. Two,

(00:44):
a ridiculous number of submissions, three a massive waste of
energy in four they won a Bob Villain one Wow,
I kind of hope that the mad agro Das have
insane raged art of vents have been curtailed. A Bob
Villain seven sucked in good, got the US visa canned
and festivals them like nuclear potatoes Huntley six, The fast
start plans, well, let's it next to the multi company

(01:07):
cooperation plan and the coal pile plan. And what's it
not done is solve our ongoing lack of generation Offensive
to Girls three. The fuss over the warehouse in that
backpack is pathetic. It was a joke. It was lighthearted.
Are the All Black seven new season, new hope, new
excitement and an easy opener? Are the Warriors six a

(01:30):
nice comfortable spot in the top four? And Metcalf is bad?
I know, but not so bad that it isn't our
year by this weekend? Of course, with two easy points.
The regional deal six. I mean on paper it looked
a lot of bland wordage. If reality proves it better, though,
that's good. July six, I mean, just the fact is
July I got no idea where the years gone were?

(01:51):
GOVI seven. I mean, that's a lot of publicity in
the news for a product next to no one can afford,
isn't it? School Lunch is seven? Because with the new staff,
the new meals and the new feedback, that's a good
example of a problem solved. Now, Are the media are
going to give the same amount of coverage to the
answer as they did to the problem and West New
Zealand six six sort of like the regional deals I

(02:14):
guess in theory, not hard to talk about. But if
the money flows, good news all round the RB five.
I mean next week, I don't think they're gonna move,
and I think longer term that's going to prove to
be a mistake. I mean, is New Zealand humming? No?
Would a cut help? Yes? It's not that hard, is it?
And that's the week copies on the website and if
you look carefully, eight hundred of these worshiped to Venice
and worse shredded for confetti at Jeff and Lawren's wedding.

(02:35):
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