Workers Memorial Day – too many Kiwis are being killed at work – CTU
In the last two weeks seven New Zealanders went to work and never came home. They were killed at work….
Year: 2017
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No Pride in Prisons condemns use of isolation in New Zealand prisons
Prisoner abolitionist organisation No Pride in Prisons is appalled by the findings of the Human Rights Commission’s report into the…
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Māori unionists mark Workers Memorial Day with call for iwi-union collaboration – CTU
Māori unionists mark Workers Memorial Day with call for iwi-union collaboration The Council of Trade Unions (CTU) Rūnanga, the body…
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Statement from Jordan Williams
Lawyers for Jordan Williams are appealing the judgment setting aside last year’s jury verdict in the Williams v Craig defamation…
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Damning water report right when Farmers are attacking media for highlighting their pollution and about those asset sales
Let’s put the blame where it needs to go, the National Party’s short term cheapest option vision that gives not a damn about our collective environment or long term economic well being.
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National’s $11Billion infrastructure promise as bullshit as their new water standards
…National are merely shuffling budgets around and adding them on top of things they’ve already promised to make it look significant.
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Nats’ housing policy fails to keep pace with population growth – Labour Party
Auckland got less than half the new houses it needed in the past year to keep up with record population…
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PREDICTION: Crash in migrant numbers coming – let people stay
Every political party is lying about migration.
They do this by fudging the numbers.
Most importantly the fail to distinguish between those being admitted as permanent residents, those who come as students or temporary workers and those who come and go on a permanent or long-term basis.
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Not Dead Yet: A Response to Rachel Stewart’s Musings on Democracy
I’M A BIG FAN of Rachel Stewart’s writing. Her column in the NZ Herald has quickly become one of those “must-read” contributions to the national conversation. She’s to be admired for her courage, too. Anyone who takes on Big Dairy in this country knows exactly what to expect – and it usually arrives. This weeks contribution, however, on the subject of democracy, was not one of her best.
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Political Caption Competition
Shhhh, I’m going to eat you for Jesus