Strengthening New Zealand’s identity through Labour’s media and film policy – Labour Party
Labour has today launched its media and film policy aimed at strengthening New Zealand’s identity and providing sustainability for the…
Year: 2017
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When right wingers say Jacinda has no policy – show them this list
Since Jacinda Ardern has become Leader of the Opposition, Labour has announced the following key policies:
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The Government that Jacinda will build
At 37, Jacinda is a product of her educational culture which was all about inclusion, (think Glee where everyone gets to participate), now inclusion culture can be mocked as giving everyone a certificate for participating by older generations who want to promote winners and losers, but it misses the strength that inclusion brings with it.
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Tuesday 12th September 2017
5: An Expert Told Us How Trump Is Screwing Up the North Korea Situation
4: UN rights chief denounces Myanmar’s ethnic cleansing
3: IRMA WON’T “WAKE UP” CLIMATE CHANGE-DENYING REPUBLICANS. THEIR WHOLE IDEOLOGY IS ON THE LINE.
2: Scientists: Climate Change May Wipe Out a Third of World’s Parasites, with Disastrous Ripple Effects
1: Florida Keys facing potential ‘humanitarian crisis’ in Irma aftermath -
Let’s elect ourselves a progressive government with the politics of addition – not subtraction
THE BIG QUESTION confronting progressive voters in this election is: how do they elect a genuine centre-left government? Is this best achieved by abandoning the Greens and delivering the entire progressive vote to Labour? Or, should at least some progressive voters step off the Jacinda Train and re-board the Greens – thereby delivering Labour a reliable and ideologically compatible coalition partner?
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WaateaNews – The importance of the Maori electorates this election
There’s a chance Labour could lose Te Tai Tokerau and Te Tai Hauāuru and possibly gain Waiariki, but only focusing on the electorates misses the bigger picture, and that’s in Party vote. The Party vote determines the final shape of the Parliament and in this case, the Party vote that Maori voters are looking to send Labour is enormous and could well see Labour in the mid 40s.
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Malcolm Evans – A loser to decide the winner
Malcolm Evans – A loser to decide the winner
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Political Caption Competition
Young Nat Satire
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 12th September 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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National politicise suicide as an attack for election – how sick are these people?
Vote! These! Bastards! Out!