The Liberal Agenda – Auckland Fringe Festival – Cool Behaviour
WHAT: Auckland Fringe Festival – Cool Behaviour
WHEN: 22nd – 24th February, 8.30pm
WHERE: Vault, Q Theatre
Year: 2018
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Child poverty should be a key focus for Inquiry into Mental Health and Addictions
It is heartening that the Government has announced a national Inquiry into Mental Health and Addictions. Child Poverty Action Group…
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Thursday 25th January 2018
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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MENTAL HEALTH INQUIRY ANNOUNCED – WILL IT DELIVER? – David Macpherson
One of the most telling sections in the terms of reference is the recognition that underlying causes of poor mental health and suicide, such as poverty, poor housing, unemployment and discrimination will be considered as part of the Inquiry’s work – without that, such a review could easily descend into a debate between mental health professionals over issues like best levels of medication, or how many mental health beds there should be in hospitals, rather than looking at the factors that cause mental unwellness.
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UPDATE: Human Rights Review Tribunal don’t have the budget to hear my case against the NZ Police
If the NZ Police can get away with taking personal information from a political blogger that breaches the privacy act and my civil rights, they can do it to anyone and the supposed watchdogs that are there to protect us are so underfunded they’ve become lap dogs to police abuse of power.
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The Liberal Agenda – Auckland Fringe Festival – Judge, Jury & Cookie Monster
WHAT: Judge, Jury & Cookie Monster
WHERE: Q Theatre, 305 Queen Street, Auckland
WHEN: 27th February – 3th March -
Political Caption Competition
No, I said C is for cookie!
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday 24th January 2018
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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UPDATE: Alvina Edwards – Fairfax manipulated my story for racist clickbait
I had agreed to be interviewed earlier for a piece on education, but it wasn’t conducted by either of the above mentioned journalists. Nor was it ever mentioned that my interview would be included in the article by Wall and Parahi.
What has unfolded, including the use of photographs of myself and my elderly mother without permission in the article, is something I’ve laid a complaint over. Below is my formal letter:
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What We Think of our PM’s Parenting Decisions – Graduate Women New Zealand
What We Think of our PM’s Parenting Decisions Graduate Women New Zealand, along with many others, congratulated Prime Minister…