[MoPR] Mass Changes and Other Important News

Day 1,102, 19:14 • Published in New Zealand New Zealand • by New Zealand Public Information

Some sheep resting after a hard day's work


Tēnā Koutou!


I apologise for an article not being printed in so long. The position of MoPR has been in flux, completely unstable. That has changed as Calbe initiated a change in the MoPR.

We are now the Ministry of Media!

To head this reformed ministry, Calbe has chosen Marcos Arolia. I promise to publish more than one article this time and actually answer any questions you have on the government's activities. Since this is my first day, I don't have any answers to many questions.



Look at them go to the polls! Kiwis are hiding in the wool...somewhere.


Parliament Elections

Yesterday was the all-important elections for our legislature. Here are the statistics for how Parliament is divided this term:

Aeotearoa: 55%
Peace 'n' Prosperity Party: 20%
Kiwi People's Party: 10%
Kiwi Social Democrats: 7%
The Super Sweet 16 Party: 7%

Congratulations to the winners of this election.



This sheep has won his honours...and his horns

Military and Civilian Honours

Im order to reward activity, the government has instituted Military and Civilian Honours for select individuals who have either gone beyond the line of duty(military) or worked hard for New Zealand(civilian). While the civilian honours have yet to be decided, the military has given its praise to the following individuals:

Distinguished Service Cross
Kyle321n
Lietk12
Wang Chung
WahooBob
Darkmantle

Queen's Service Medal
Thomas765

Mentioned in Dispatches
Welshlad
David Johnson

Congratulations on your hard work and dedication to the defence of our nation.

If you want to access the IRC and forums so you can talk with your fellow Kiwi's, the sites are as follows:

IRC: #eNewZealand on Rizon
Forum: http://www.erep.co.nz


Kia Ora New Zealand!


Marcos Arolia
-Minister of Media