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吉斯本校车安托丽工党莫阿娜梅基杂谈 |
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最近刚披露的一封电子邮件加剧了坊间关于教育部长作风霸凌的印象
之前2000多名学生和家长们上街游行示威要求在Kaiti区增
吉斯本地区的工党排名议员莫阿娜∙梅基表示，
安托丽错误指责吉斯本市长没有直接跟她讨论校车的事。事实上市长
Meng Foon市长支持抗议游行，是因为他担心由于交通工具不足，
教育部长不去想办法解决问题，反而发邮件训斥市长，说他“
苏莫若妮说，毫无疑问，
| 18 April
2011 |
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| Education Minister suggests riding horses in
response to truancy concerns The Education Minister is developing a reputation for bullying
behaviour after revelations she sent an email scolding the Gisborne
Mayor for advocating for extra school buses in his community to
curb truancy, says Labour’s Education spokesperson Sue
Moroney. “Anne Tolley lashed out after being embarrassed by a 2000-strong
hikoi of parents and students who marched in a bid to try and get a
school bus in Kaiti, said Sue Moroney. Gisborne-based Labour MP Moana Mackey says she’s shocked by the
content of Anne Tolley’s email which also suggests various ways
students get to school, including ‘in this part of the electorate,
I believe they still ride horses!’.” “Anne Tolley also falsely accuses the Mayor of not raising the
issue directly with her. Meng Foon has tried to raise concerns but
has been ignored by the Minister, who only reacted when the
community took to the streets.” Sue Moroney says Mayor Meng Foon supported the hikoi because he
is concerned that the lack of transport available to students will
increase truancy. “Instead of trying to find a way to help, Anne Tolley emailed
the Mayor telling him off and accusing him of being ‘michievous’.
This behaviour follows her bullying letter to schools telling them
to buck their ideas up when it comes to dealing with violence in
schools. “The people of Gisborne along with parents and students
throughout the country would no doubt prefer the Minister displayed
her support for them rather than her bad temper,” said Sue
Moroney. |
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Contact: Sue Moroney 0274
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