Why Doesn't NZ Have Capital Gains Tax

Does NZ support our health workers enough? Di Taylor is an ambulance officer who lived in Christchurch for seventeen years and a social worker involved with the Muslim community post-mosque shootings. She worked as a banker in the 80s and, after many jobs, became a mental health support worker. Di comes to the Altbays Show to chat about the health system in Aotearoa, the human relationship with wealth, exploring belief systems and much more!

Welcome to the Altbays Show (Feat. Maddie Johnson/Leo Magri)

Di is a social worker and an Emergency Medical Technician for St. John (Healthcare/Ambulance). She lived in Christchurch for 17 years, including through the earthquakes and as a social worker, she supported the Muslim community post-mosque shootings.

In her words, Di has a “crazy family tree due to being adopted”. In her work life, she’s been a banker, a money market dealer, a veterinary nurse, an adult educator and mental health support worker.

Di has been highly involved in voluntary work throughout her life. She’s done silent Buddhist retreats and explored various belief systems. She’s an artist who loves reading, a gym goer, cold exposure believer who challenges herself by going winter swimming when possible.

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Maybe you should work harder rather then wasting money and time talking about something that you cant change