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Year: 2017
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Tuesday 28th February 2017
5: Committee to Protect Journalists: Trump’s Attacks on Media Will Be Felt by Journalists Around World
4: Happy Photos of Auckland’s Sunset Pride Parade
3: LOS ANGELES MAYOR FLIRTS WITH SANCTUARY MOVEMENT WHILE COLLABORATING WITH ICE
2: Donald Trump’s first budget: enormous defense spending as most agencies cut
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 28th February 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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On ‘flushing out the homeless’ and stoner workers necessitating mass immigration
As for his claim that we need to import all this cheap and exploitable migrant labour because NZ stoners keep failing their drug tests, let’s remember that in 2015, 8000 beneficiaries were sent for drug testable jobs, and how many fails were there?
22 fails.
Out of 8000 drug testable jobs.
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Too Long At The Top
The French have a saying: plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose – the more things change, the more they stay the same. To discover just how much things have stayed the same, try reading this short post – the bones of which I originally put together almost exactly ten years ago.
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IRISH COMEDIAN’S 20 YEAR LOVE AFFAIR WITH NZ
comedy.co.nz productions ltd presents ED BYRNE – OUTSIDE LOOKIN’ IN Touring New Zealand Irish comedian and international sensation, Ed Byrne,…
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Lessons for the Greens from the Mt Albert by-election
In my opinion it is important for the Greens to continue to challenge Labour’s orthodox economic model, where success is measured by GDP growth. This leads to bad Labour policies, including supporting deep sea oil drilling, excessive dairy farm intensification, and trade and investment treaties that serve corporate interests.
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GUEST BLOG: David Parker – Flammable rivers – Smith’s swimmable river con ignites outrage
It is a New Zealand birth-right to be able to swim in our rivers. A dip in your local river on a hot day is a Kiwi tradition. Is it too much to ask that our kids can put their heads under the water without getting sick? What do people come to New Zealand for? Do farmers have the right to undermine our tourism industry?
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Taumarunui Solution For Auckland Rail Overcrowding – PTUA
Auckland rail commuters face overcrowded carriages and confusing timetables as Auckland Transport prepares to launch a new rail timetable on…
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National use beneficiaries in motels in Tourism statistics
Throwing beneficiaries off welfare but not knowing where they are going, downgrading water quality and redefining it as ‘swimmable’ and now using beneficiaries in motels in the tourism stats?