Text blog Post Entry Five - My Break

In the past two weeks, I have worked every day for my past time job as a waiter in a restaurant which is famous in Auckland for making Cantonese food. Though I could earn much money during the week, I felt very tired every day until next morning when I wake up. However, I had two lunch shifts off so that I could do the other thing I wanted which was to watch the movie “TMNT” in the Sky city of Queen ST. The most exciting thing which has happened to me was that I finally passed my Driver Full Licence test on 18th April last week. This is the third time I have taken the driving test, so I had to pass the test. Fortunately, I don’t need to take the test for the fourth time. That is my break, and I decided I am going to go back to China after this term durning these two weeks.

Week Six Text Blog Entry Four - a narrative or recount

In the past two day, some football games had happened in the field of Europe. They all played wonderful performances in their completion. Here is a link to an article about one of games of Champion league semi-finals. Liverpool was pleasant as they did confidently towards the Champions League semi-finals with a comprehensive overcome of Dutch football team - PSV Eindhoven. At the beginning of the match, Steven Gerard who is the leader of Liverpool used his head to make a goal into the corner of the net. And this record was kept over the first half. Thanks to PSV careless defences, Xabi Alonso goaled the second from 18 yards. Finally, Patrick Kluivert finished the last goal with head from 8 yards.

Oral blog Entry - A Diploma Lecture of week 6 - Unions in New Zealand

Union is workers organized into a voluntary association to further their mutual interests with respect to wages, hours working conditions and other matters of interest to the workers. So, unions are voluntary, people can choose if you want to join. If people join together, they will get more treatment in pay rates, hours of work and working conditions, such as holiday sick pay and workplace safety. So, there are about 330,000 New Zealanders belonging to a union; what’s more, 51.5% of New Zealanders'union members are women. After joining the union, people can vote for their leaders who can help them to be treated, such fair pay, fair working conditions, safe and healthy workplaces and equality of opportunities. Without a union, you can't do anything when your rights have been infringed in your workplace.