Environment laws undermined in “sneaky backdoor attack” – Fish and Game New Zealand
The government is being accused of a ”sneaky backdoor attack” on one of the core principles of New Zealand’s cornerstone…
Year: 2017
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Bail changes to blame for new billion dollar prison – Just Speak NZ
In 2013 criminal justice spending was falling and the Government was mulling over what to spend the money on. 3…
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Independent report highlights urgent need for action on seclusion and restraint practices – Human Rights Commission
A new independent report has outlined a number of serious concerns about New Zealand’s seclusion and restraint practices, says the…
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Focus on what journalists write not their ethnicity – Race Relations Commissioner
Race Relations Commissioner Susan Devoy says NZ First leader Winston Peters needs to focus on what is relevant. “We suggest…
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Hospitalisations linked to poverty must be reduced – Child Poverty Action Group
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) says that high rates of childhood bronchiectasis evidenced in the latest report from the Asthma…
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Minister Dunne accepts hundreds of postcards on refugee labels – ActionStation
Minister Peter Dunne today accepted over 800 postcards calling for convention refugees to have the same entitlements as quota refugees…
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Malcolm Evans – Kim Dong Trump
Kim Dong Trump
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Political Caption Competition
One of these is a muppet with a hand up his bum telling him what to say so as to not spook the market and the other is a puppet.
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Thursday 27th April 2017
5: Donald Trump Broke a Lot of Campaign Promises, but He Kept His Word on Abortion
4: Turkey suspends 9,000 police officers for ‘Gulen links’
3: Chomsky on the GOP: Has Any Organization Ever Been So Committed to Destruction of Life on Earth?
2: Marine Le Pen Can Win, if She Campaigns “à la Trump,” Her Father Says
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Thursday 26th April 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.