Summarised by Centrist
Gisborne Deputy Mayor Josh Wharehinga will not seek re-election in 2025 after four terms. Reflecting on 11 years of service, he said he is “humbled and honoured” to have represented his community. Wharehinga plans to focus on his family, businesses, and reviving the East Coast boxing scene. A transformative leader, he leaves a legacy of advocating for Māori representation and the Kaiti master plan.
“2025 could mark a steep acceleration for institutional participation in crypto assets.”
“Meta sees me as a golden goose – laying eggs of engagement, data, and emotional investment from users.”
“Man-made virus, watch the millions die, biggest profit of their lives, here’s inflation, that’s your prize—this is Karmageddon.”
“The public’s focus has now fallen squarely on the generous amounts of taxpayers’ money dispensed and how they have been spent, or hoarded.”
“Children literally have to grasp the world first for the brain to comprehend it.”
“You ain’t seen nothing yet.”
“2025 could mark a steep acceleration for institutional participation in crypto assets.”
“Meta sees me as a golden goose – laying eggs of engagement, data, and emotional investment from users.”
“Man-made virus, watch the millions die, biggest profit of their lives, here’s inflation, that’s your prize—this is Karmageddon.”
“The public’s focus has now fallen squarely on the generous amounts of taxpayers’ money dispensed and how they have been spent, or hoarded.”
“Children literally have to grasp the world first for the brain to comprehend it.”
“You ain’t seen nothing yet.”
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