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Post by harrytom on Mar 10, 2024 17:27:27 GMT 12
TVNZ CH 1 has a segment at 7.30 on it the weed tonight
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Post by fish on Mar 10, 2024 20:24:30 GMT 12
TVNZ CH 1 has a segment at 7.30 on it the weed tonight I can't remember the last time I watched terrestrial TV, nor had to watch something on someone else's schedule. At least 15 years ago, possibly more. I remember watching TV in the UK, so that was pre 2007. If it is any good, i.e. has facts in it and not just a load of social engineering, I'll pull it up on TVNZ On Demand.
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Post by harrytom on Mar 10, 2024 23:10:50 GMT 12
TVNZ CH 1 has a segment at 7.30 on it the weed tonight I can't remember the last time I watched terrestrial TV, nor had to watch something on someone else's schedule. At least 15 years ago, possibly more. I remember watching TV in the UK, so that was pre 2007. If it is any good, i.e. has facts in it and not just a load of social engineering, I'll pull it up on TVNZ On Demand. Yes I need to watch on demand too,fell asleep.
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Post by dutyfree on Mar 11, 2024 10:39:03 GMT 12
What is this TVNZ thing and terrestrial thing? ππ
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Post by harrytom on Mar 11, 2024 10:47:54 GMT 12
www.tvnz.co.nz/shows/sunday/episodes/s2024-e4Needs a shit load of $$ thrown at it all loose it all,North cape to East cape. Ships leaving AK may noyt be allowed in to some ports. Bigger mess than I realised. Think you need to log in,
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Post by fish on Mar 11, 2024 10:50:56 GMT 12
What is this TVNZ thing and terrestrial thing? ππ This question is why they are laying off all the auto-que readers on $800k salaries and cancelling the 6 o'clock news. Noting that while the 6 o'clock news is a Farr 1020, that's not the news I'm talking about ;-)
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Post by harrytom on Mar 11, 2024 18:02:18 GMT 12
Need to spend 100 mil or more before we loose seafood/fish exports,tourism or as suggested overseas ports could ban NZ shipping from ports
But Typical NZ style do fuck all as it costs $$ Oh heres 5 mill have a play and report back.
Been here since 2021 that we know of but who really knows. Could effect North cape to East cape left untouched. That marine/pleasure industry gone in a few years.
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Post by DuckMaster on Mar 11, 2024 18:44:20 GMT 12
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Post by fish on Mar 11, 2024 19:10:49 GMT 12
Need to spend 100 mil or more before we loose seafood/fish exports,tourism or as suggested overseas ports could ban NZ shipping from ports But Typical NZ style do fuck all as it costs $$ Oh heres 5 mill have a play and report back. Been here since 2021 that we know of but who really knows. Could effect North cape to East cape left untouched. That marine/pleasure industry gone in a few years. Yeah, go on, blow $100million trying to stop the tide. Nonsense that NZ ships would get banned from overseas ports. It's already in all the overseas ports. How do you think it got here in the first place?!? It is a tropical native, and there is a massive outbreak in Melbourne / Port Philip Bay. I've only watched the first 15 seconds of the Sunday programme on it so far (intending to watch it all later) but I can already tell it is some classic alarmist twaddle. The language designed to catastrophise what they are talking about. That is how they get engagement and sell advertising. There are several dozen invasive species in NZ, nature always finds its own balance. Case in point, the world hasn't ended cause of fan worm, if anything, water quality has improved. Ironically doing what a couple of billion via Auckland Council's Healthy Waters team (stormwater for the plebs) couldn't achieve.
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Post by harrytom on Mar 11, 2024 21:50:24 GMT 12
Need to spend 100 mil or more before we loose seafood/fish exports,tourism or as suggested overseas ports could ban NZ shipping from ports But Typical NZ style do fuck all as it costs $$ Oh heres 5 mill have a play and report back. Been here since 2021 that we know of but who really knows. Could effect North cape to East cape left untouched. That marine/pleasure industry gone in a few years. Yeah, go on, blow $100million trying to stop the tide. Nonsense that NZ ships would get banned from overseas ports. It's already in all the overseas ports. How do you think it got here in the first place?!? It is a tropical native, and there is a massive outbreak in Melbourne / Port Philip Bay. I've only watched the first 15 seconds of the Sunday programme on it so far (intending to watch it all later) but I can already tell it is some classic alarmist twaddle. The language designed to catastrophise what they are talking about. That is how they get engagement and sell advertising. There are several dozen invasive species in NZ, nature always finds its own balance. Case in point, the world hasn't ended cause of fan worm, if anything, water quality has improved. Ironically doing what a couple of billion via Auckland Council's Healthy Waters team (stormwater for the plebs) couldn't achieve. I can see it being than just a concern. They it mats together and smothers, will be starving the bottom oxygen. Fan worm attaches to things around or near the surface not smothering. Toxic to fish etc Do nothing and then complain you cant anchor in favorite bay etc.Best to spend the $$ eradicate it ,Should of got on top when first discovered. Not in the Firth yet so no worries for at the moment.
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Post by GO30 on Mar 11, 2024 22:35:36 GMT 12
I've only watched the first 15 seconds of the Sunday programme on it so far (intending to watch it all later) but I can already tell it is some classic alarmist twaddle. That sums it up very well, no need to watch any further, you won't learn anything you don't already know.
Like all things it will have a critical point at which it'll die or decline. Or some predator will see a smorgasbord and move in. When that happens who knows.
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Post by sabre on Mar 12, 2024 5:23:43 GMT 12
Yeah, go on, blow $100million trying to stop the tide. Nonsense that NZ ships would get banned from overseas ports. It's already in all the overseas ports. How do you think it got here in the first place?!? It is a tropical native, and there is a massive outbreak in Melbourne / Port Philip Bay. I've only watched the first 15 seconds of the Sunday programme on it so far (intending to watch it all later) but I can already tell it is some classic alarmist twaddle. The language designed to catastrophise what they are talking about. That is how they get engagement and sell advertising.Β There are several dozen invasive species in NZ, nature always finds its own balance. Case in point, the world hasn't ended cause of fan worm, if anything, water quality has improved. Ironically doing what a couple of billion via Auckland Council's Healthy Waters team (stormwater for the plebs) couldn't achieve. I can see it being than just a concern. They it mats together and smothers, will be starving the bottom oxygen. Fan worm attaches to things around or near the surface not smothering. Toxic to fish etc Do nothing and then complain you cant anchor in favorite bay etc.Best to spend the $$ eradicate it ,Should of got on top when first discovered. Not in the Firth yet so no worries for at the moment. The people pushing the alarmist, armagedon view point are the same ones that can see a long term lucrative gravy train.
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Post by em on Mar 12, 2024 6:06:24 GMT 12
Need to spend 100 mil or more before we loose seafood/fish exports,tourism or as suggested overseas ports could ban NZ shipping from ports But Typical NZ style do fuck all as it costs $$ Oh heres 5 mill have a play and report back. Been here since 2021 that we know of but who really knows. Could effect North cape to East cape left untouched. That marine/pleasure industry gone in a few years. Yeah, go on, blow $100million trying to stop the tide. Nonsense that NZ ships would get banned from overseas ports. It's already in all the overseas ports. How do you think it got here in the first place?!? It is a tropical native, and there is a massive outbreak in Melbourne / Port Philip Bay. I've only watched the first 15 seconds of the Sunday programme on it so far (intending to watch it all later) but I can already tell it is some classic alarmist twaddle. The language designed to catastrophise what they are talking about. That is how they get engagement and sell advertising. There are several dozen invasive species in NZ, nature always finds its own balance. Case in point, the world hasn't ended cause of fan worm, if anything, water quality has improved. Ironically doing what a couple of billion via Auckland Council's Healthy Waters team (stormwater for the plebs) couldn't achieve. Did anyone break down and cry in those opening moments ? Such a shame TNZ adopted the Aussie current affairs style which is based on the American format . Itβs basically like watching a soap opera . Crunchy calendar is the only free show I watch on a regular basis itβs the only feckin real thing left
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Post by DuckMaster on Mar 12, 2024 6:22:58 GMT 12
Need to spend 100 mil or more before we loose seafood/fish exports,tourism or as suggested overseas ports could ban NZ shipping from ports But Typical NZ style do fuck all as it costs $$ Oh heres 5 mill have a play and report back. Been here since 2021 that we know of but who really knows. Could effect North cape to East cape left untouched. That marine/pleasure industry gone in a few years. Yeah, go on, blow $100million trying to stop the tide. Nonsense that NZ ships would get banned from overseas ports. It's already in all the overseas ports. How do you think it got here in the first place?!? No it's not. It's sad you can't see the impact this is going to have.
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Post by DuckMaster on Mar 12, 2024 6:32:04 GMT 12
I've only watched the first 15 seconds of the Sunday programme on it so far (intending to watch it all later) but I can already tell it is some classic alarmist twaddle. That sums it up very well, no need to watch any further, you won't learn anything you don't already know.
Like all things it will have a critical point at which it'll die or decline. Or some predator will see a smorgasbord and move in. When that happens who knows.
That's not what any expert has said and it's not what the evidence in other regions shows. Just look at the Med... Nothing has moved in to eat it, it's still spreading and fish and shelfish stocks have plummeted to lowest levels ever. While you might be an expert on ropes you are not an expert on this. There's literally no species on the planet that eats it and can live in NZ waters. Are you somehow imagining a new species to appear in NZ?
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