The Daily Blog Open Mic – Saturday 25th March 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
Year: 2017
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Easter trading has Aucklanders worried – retail workers’ union
Easter trading has Aucklanders worried – retail workers’ union A union representing thousands of working people in retail says…
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Time for National to stop putting the brakes on light rail – Phil Twyford
Aucklanders can’t wait 30 years for light rail to the airport. Labour will start building it as soon as possible,…
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Jon Stephenson’s back story in Hit and Run revealed in academic’s book, Reporting from the Danger Zone.
After a member of the country’s Special Forces was killed during a raid in Afghanistan, Jon Stephenson, co-author of Hit…
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GUEST BLOG: Willie Jackson – Are we selling our water down the river
There is no resource more precious and valuable to the people and its land than water, yet on almost every front our rivers and lakes are under attack. Farming continues to pollute our rivers for more milk powder and greedy overseas interests effectively steal our water free and make millions in profit from it.
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72 000 watch TDBs live stream of Hager & Stephenson Hit & Run launch
Our live stream of the launch of Hit and Run has almost hit 72 000, don’t you dare allow others to tell you people don’t care about this.
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Political Caption Competition
Gerry Brownlee responds to accusations of NZ war crimes by showing us how its done
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Friday 24th March 2017
5: The Script We All Follow After a Terror Attack
4: London police: Eight arrests over Westminster attack
3: CONGRESSMAN’S TRUMP SURVEILLANCE CLAIMS HAVE AN OBVIOUS, MUNDANE EXPLANATION
2: Denis Voronenkov: ex-Russian MP who fled to Ukraine killed in Kiev
1: Dark Data: Trump Backers Bankroll Firm Developing Psychological Profiles of Every U.S. Voter -
The Daily Blog Open Mic – Friday 24th March 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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John Key’s blood drenched legacy
Key was in it for Key. He didn’t give a damn about the country, he only cared about being loved by the sleepy hobbits of muddle Nu Zilind, and Christ did they love him. His laid back anti-intellectualism allowed NZers with property to not care about those who didn’t. He made it okay to not care about the poor, the homeless, the vulnerable. He made it ok to not have to ask hard or deeper questions. He made it ok to not give a fuck and be as selfish as he was.