Malcolm Evans – all roads lead to Saudi Arabia
Malcolm Evans – all roads lead to Saudi Arabia
Year: 2018
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Poliical Caption Competition
Please God, let Cameron Slater and Simon Lusk die in a car crash that also wipes out Judith. Can you hear me God? Hello? Oh Satan, how are you, can that soul I traded to win the leadership get some extra credit put on it?
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Waatea News Column – National Party meltdown (the questions that need asking)
No one is coming out of this unscathed but it has cemented into place Jacinda’s call for a politics of kindness, because the politics of anger and spite serves no master other than discord and implosion.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday 24th October 2018
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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One News Poll – National bleeding but not dead and why Labour wouldn’t go with only the Greens
Labour would be sobbing if they hadn’t gained from this meltdown, so they are the anchor party here, the danger for Simon now is what happens when JLR can get himself out of the mental health hospital he’s been sectioned to.
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National bus strike in response to chaotic bus transport systems across the country – bus drivers call for industry-wide standards – First Union
Why are they striking? Industrial unrest (such as strikes and lockouts) has been the norm over the last several years…
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GUEST BLOG: Arthur Taylor – Rat shit in prison food
Last week Daniel’s lunch arrived with rat droppings in it. His request for a replacement was refused and he told me. I advised him to lodge a formal complaint, which he did.
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NZ First bill would increase elderly poverty – AAAP
A bill proposed by New Zealand First MP Mark Patterson aims to raise the minimum residency requirements to get New…
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On being a Proud Pakeha
Marae TV asked my thoughts on being Pakeha, here they were…
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Final days to vote in election that will decide the future of Vector – City Vision
The five Entrust trustees will decide on whether the privatisation of Vector goes ahead and vote on a new chairman…