Working people’s share of income – a brief New Zealand history (Not written by me)
Summary of the June, 207, CTU Economic Bulletin
Year: 2017
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Lost childhood – growing up under Zionist terror
On 15 June 2017, a gang of Zionist fanatics from the Itamar Occupation settlement, near Jenin, assaulted a handicapped eight-year-old Palestinian boy, Bashar Abdel-Latif Ghazal Malitat, and abducted him to their settlement. There, they tortured him, smearing his handcuffed body with hot molten plastic.
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Why the rise of Shane Jones hurts National not Labour
In Shane Jones and Winston Peters this simmering resentment deep within the North Island provinces against lazy slack National MPs who have time served their existence through to double chinned backbench impotency is ready to rupture.
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Political Caption Competition
ACT explains why small Government is best
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Saturday 1st July 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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GUEST BLOG: Willie Jackson – Labour strengthens worker rights and put’s $30 a week into pay-packets of poorest workers
Increasing the minimum wage by 75cents an hour would give workers on the minimum wage working a 40hour week an extra $30 in their pay-packets each week.
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GUEST BLOG: A NZ First Vice Chair slams Shane Jones
I know that a lot of my fellow members of New Zealand First agree with me on this (some to the point where they’ve said they’ll resign their membership, which is something I had also previously threatened to do, but have been tentatively convinced to refrain from – for now).
#NeverShane
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Superu report: Incomes and housing crucial to community stability – Child Poverty Action Group
The findings of the latest Superu Families and Whānau status report, provide clear evidence that addressing one issue at a…
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Friday 30th June 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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GUEST BLOG: Andrew Little – A fair deal
After nine years of National, working people’s share of the economy has fallen.Right now, 40% of children living below the poverty line are from working families. And under National, everyone’s employment rights have been eroded in a ‘race to the bottom.’