GUEST BLOG: Ross Meurant – America: Rogue State
The trouble with schoolyard bullies is; sooner or later the smaller kids catch up. And as Great Britain and France found out: EMPIRES DIE.
Month: May 2019
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Mass surveillance of Beneficiaries is sickening
Like an official panty sniffer, the Ministry of Social Development sneak around people’s bedrooms to see if they are in a relationship or not.
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Jacinda’s leadership dazzles on the international stage again
Leading the charge to demand social media companies face regulation to stop the live streaming of terrorist acts is noble and an appropriate response to the atrocity in Christchurch.
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Cheating students at exploitative educational facilities doing scam degrees – how very Nu Zilind
We currently do these international students a terrible disservice so news there is cheating rife throughout the entire structure is the perfect symptom to a rotten industry.
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Add ‘Trade for All’ to the list of government sell-outs
Some have asked why my radio silence over recent months. Simple. Once it became clear that I could have zero influence on this government’s trade and investment policy, I have been working where I can make a difference. There are other governments, international institutions, and influencers who are genuinely rethinking the current rule-book and resisting moves to make it even worse.
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Open Letter to the Government – Call for the NZ government to declare a climate emergency says the Vegan Society Aotearoa
We call upon the government to live up to the climate agreements it has made internationally. By making methane a…
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GUEST BLOG: Edward Miller – Why is it ok to frack Taranaki if we’re going carbon neutral?
The latest offer of 2200 square kilometres of land around Taranaki for the controversial process of hydraulic fracturing for oil and gas, or ‘fracking’ deserves attention. Green MP Chloe Swarbrick explained to her followers that this under the current law this was an administrative decision, while Energy Minister Megan Woods was quick to note that among the offer’s benefits was that it didn’t include offshore oil and gas. But why frack now?
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AT Must Keep Trains Moving – Public Transport Users Association
The Public Transport Users Association (PTUA) is concerned train passengers will suffer through potential mass train cancellations due to the…
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Suspended rail workers to rally outside Britomart station – RMTU
A wave of suspensions has hit Auckland’s railways, in a rapidly escalating dispute that risks causing massive disruption to commuters….
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Privacy Commissioner report shows Govt unlawfully breaching privacy of thousands of beneficiaries – AAAP
A report by the Privacy Commissioner on the Ministry of Social Development’s investigative practices into benefit fraud has found the…