Power prices skyrocket from coal and diesel – Greenpeace
Power prices have soared over the last few evenings as energy utilities fired up coal, gas and even diesel generators…
Year: 2018
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Appointment of Prof Innes Asher to Welfare Advisory Group – Child Poverty Action Group
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) is delighted with today’s news that Professor Innes Asher, a long-standing member of the organisation,…
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Another leaked MPI report reveals scale of underreporting – Greenpeace
Greenpeace is renewing its call for a full and independent inquiry into New Zealand’s Fisheries Management System after releasing yet…
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DHB offer release unhelpful – NZNO
A large number of NZNO District Health Board (DHB) members are distressed and disappointed that the DHB revised multi-employer collective…
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Government asked to stop funding NZDF’s Hit & Run cover up – Hit and Run Inquiry Campaign
A protest letter has been sent to the prime minister Jacinda Ardern asking her to stop the Defence Force being…
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Urgent Action Still Needed for Beneficiaries – Beneficiary Advisory Service
We are pleased to see the Government has established an expert advisory group for the welfare overhaul. However, changes they…
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Disgust at police brutality against 13 year-old – People Against Prisons Aotearoa
People Against Prisons Aotearoa (PAPA) is appalled by the excessive use of force by police in arresting and restraining a…
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The funniest thing about Police killing teenagers in car chases is how furiously defensive Muddle Nu Zilind gets when you point this out
There has always been an unwritten rule between white NZ and the Cops that we will politely look the other way while they use any level of force to bash Māori. Our setter forefathers and foremothers would get nervous after dark at the natives hanging around the edge of the settlements and that fear meant we’d agree to any action by those we called in to defend us.
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FAKE NEWS: How the NZ mainstream media are to blame for the false meth contamination story
Every NZ media outlet who this morning don’t lead with the $100m meth contamination scam but were busy feeding it for Paula Bennett at the height of the hysteria should all be ashamed of themselves – you aren’t journalists, you are fucking pimps!
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Where the hell is the accountability over blowing $100m on a meth contamination monster that never existed? (Jesus, I hate us sometimes)
Remember the context here, National were busy trying to privatise state housing, so this constant media attention on dirty filthy druggie bennies contaminating good solid taxpayer built state houses was a PR coup from heaven for National.