The Daily Blog Open Mic – Sunday 5th November 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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Why Marama Davidson needs to be the new co-leader of the Green Party
Marama has the intelligence, leadership skills and vision to retain the social justice and environmental values while Shaw can woo small and ethical business.
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Land banking – capitalism’s weeping sore
National’s denial is partly to blame why our horrendous housing crisis spiralled out of control. During it’s nine years in office, National continued to point-blank deny the social problems it faced. This continuing denial will ensure they remain in opposition for the coming decade.
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Government Takes First Baby Steps On Foreign Control – Cafca
Government Takes First Baby Steps On Foreign Control But Needs To Get Its Arse-Kicking Boots On, And Fast The Campaign…
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PM urged to protect health in TPPA negotiations
In a letter today to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, three health organisations set out major concerns on the Trans Pacific…
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Dotcoms Announce Settlement of Lawsuit Against NZ Police
Kim Dotcom and Mona Dotcom announce that they have resolved their lawsuit against the New Zealand Police in which the…
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League Urges Progress on State Care Inquiry – Maori Women’s Welfare League
All three Government parties supported the call for an inquiry into abuse of children in State care and it is…
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Parihaka Day to be commemorated in Auckland – Auckland Peace Action
“On Sunday, 5 November, Parihaka Day will be commemorated with a day-long peace conference at the Auckland Central Library hosted…
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Capitalism has failed
The capitalist economic system is also based on endless growth. On average, the system has grown about three percent a year for 200 years. But today, that perpetual growth machine is suffocating the planet and as it does so it will destroy humanity’s ability to coexist with the planet for their own survival.
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GUEST BLOG: Te Reo Putake – Manus; an ANZAC Solution
The Australian humanitarian crisis cannot be ignored by New Zealand. Canberra seems completely paralysed and unable to understand the horror of the situation they have created at the Manus Island Detention facility in Papua New Guinea, let alone resolve the problem.