New Zealand Media Fixation On Crime And Weather

Oh, it made news talks at the Now as winter settles in, many of us start thinking about ways to support our immune health, of course. And what many people don't realize is around 70% of the body's immune system is found in the gut. The gut is critical. It makes digestive health an important part of staying well through these colder months, which is why we can tell you about a couple of the products here, key products from about health that work together beautifully. So we've got the Leicester's oil, we've got the Leicester's probiotic plus. Now the Leicester's oil that gives you the high quality omega-3 fatty acids. Now they're well known for supporting the joint health and the energy and the heart health. Uh the probiotic plus contains the carefully selected probiotic strains along with the active herbal extracts, they help support the digestive and the gut health. So you've got the beautiful combination there. And even better than that, I've got a deal for you. Limited time. When you order three months' supply of the Lester's, you're going to receive a free, free three-month supply of the probiotic plus. Simply use the code breakfast when ordering. I mean, you can't do better than that. Straight back from holiday with the good deals. So read the label, take us directed, uh, about health.co.nz. And the wellness advisors are on the old telephone at 08 100 triple 9309. It's all good from about health. Now, 724, we sat in London last Wednesday night, right? It's at a place called Bocconcino. It's in Berkeley Square. We were celebrating our daughter's birthday. She was 25. Her partner had picked the place, very flash place this one. It's in a beautiful building. It's Italian. The food, very, very good. The service, rubbish. Now, I only mentioned that to remind ourselves that we do moan a lot in this country about service or lack of it, and we've got every right to moan on a bad day with service, but we are not unique. And for all the anecdotal stuff that you hear about the world being perfect and the buyer being electric and the hospital scene being buzzing, it's not always true. You can be in one of the better joints in one of the greatest cities in the world and still be left wanting. And even more wanting when they automatically charge you 60 quid a service fee, 60 quid service fee when there wasn't any real service. Anyway, one of the lessons of the trip was three of our kids were involved in this particular trip. One got dropped off in New York for a job, and two got visited because they live their lives on the other side of the planet. Another, I thought to myself, of the great debates that we've had in this country. Why are all the young people leaving? My conclusion, why on earth wouldn't they? And not because New Zealand has nothing to offer, but because the world is massive and opportunities abound. And if you can't take them when you're young, when do you take them? None of our kids are offshore because they hate New Zealand. They're offshore because they are curious. And don't we want curious young people? They're not down on us. They're exploring and chasing dreams. The idea that you can chase a dream, but it must be done here, is absurd. Sure, some have left because times have been tight, but none of ours have. And I suspect that's true of most young Kiwis. We are not inferior because of an inquisitory generation, which is what we're dealing with. When you can weekend in Copenhagen, as our daughter seems to regularly do, or indeed the Greek islands when she's not in Copenhagen, when Hyde Park is your garden, when you earn pounds for God's sake, why on earth wouldn't you? As a parent, all you can do is be filled with joy for them. Three young people living their dreams. Who could ask for more? I would like to read more text, but the text machine's broken. So far this morning, I've yelled at the boss number two, who's just arrived at work. Uh and I said, What's the point of me coming back here if everything's broken?