ACT vs Greens, culture wars & threatening Golriz
In the culture war between ACT and the Greens – ACT says freedom of speech trumps all while the Greens argue micro aggressions lead directly to macro violence.
Month: May 2019
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Wellbeing budget delivers for Ambos’ wages, St John already making moves to spend elsewhere – First Union
After months of industrial action to draw attention to the low wages and poor conditions of work, Ambulance Professionals are…
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ITF condemns suspension of union members in Auckland
The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) strongly condemns the 30-day suspension without pay of union members by the Spanish employer…
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Robertson’s Budget $6 Billion Short – Social Credit
Finance Minister Grant Robertson’s budget later this month could have contained an additional $6 billion in spending without costing taxpayers…
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Public transport reform welcomed – Wellington Tramways Union
Wellington bus drivers are welcoming reform of the Public Transport Operating Model (PTOM) says their union. The reform process…
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Racism Underpins the Prisoner Voting Blanket Ban – Media Release on behalf of Tom Hemopo and Donna Awatere-Huata
Former retired Probation officer Tom Hemopo and Māori Climate Commissioner, Donna Awatere-Huata are due to give evidence this afternoon at…
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Over 1,000 prisoners sign voting petition – Wellington Howard League
The Wellington Howard League’s “Let Prisoners Vote” petition, presented to Parliament by Wellington Central MP, the Hon. Grant Robertson, will…
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3 days to go until thousands of students strike from school – School Strike 4 Climate
There are now only three days until May 24th, when thousands of school students across the country and the world…
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Political Caption Competition
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Tuesday 21st May 2019
5: Extremists Are Winning the War on Abortion
4: Iran slams ‘genocidal taunts’ by US, increases uranium production
3: THE RISE OF “GAME OF THRONES” WAS PART OF THE FALL OF AMERICA
2: Meet The Alabama Doctor Who Could Face 99 Years In Prison For Providing Abortions Under New Law
1: US ban on Huawei a ‘cynically timed’ blow in escalating trade war, says firm