Report Initiates a People-focussed Conversation – Salvation Army
He Waka Roimata Report Initiates a People-focussed Conversation, says The Salvation Army The voices of those most motivated to address…
Year: 2019
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Government review of live export trade doesn’t go far enough – SAFE
The Government’s plan for a possible ban on the live export of cattle doesn’t go far enough, according to animal…
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Farmers department store workers meet to discuss further industrial action – First Union
Workers at Farmers Department Stores who are members of FIRST Union are today entering into a round of meetings…
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World Animal Protection: ‘Cameras-on-boats’ programme protects industry market-share and a sought-after Labour electorate but not the dolphins
Christine Rose, Campaign Advisor at World Animal Protection, says: “In 2017 the newly elected Labour-led Government scrapped the comprehensive…
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – Jesus was a Leftie
The assumption that to hold Christian values is to be a conservative is an absolute nonsense.
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Political Caption Competition
Season 3 of the Hand Maids Tale is terrifying
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Wednesday 12th June 2019
5: Trump’s Tariffs and the Weather Are Making Life Hell for Farmers
4: Uganda confirms first Ebola case outside DRC outbreak
3: RIGHT-WING STING GROUP PROJECT VERITAS IS BREAKING FACEBOOK’S “AUTHENTIC BEHAVIOR” RULE. NOW WHAT?
2: “We Are Facing an Existential Crisis”: Gov. Inslee Slams DNC for Refusing to Hold Climate Debate
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday 12th June 2019
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Thoughts on a month of the Herald paywall and John Campbell on Breakfast
I don’t want to go on and on and on about how wonderful Breakfast on TVNZ has become since John Campbell joined because that seems terribly unfair to Jack Tame, but John is such an incredible broadcaster and journalist that he actually lifts every boat.
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Chris Trotter visits Fortress Aotearoa and the $20b military spend up
For too long we have allowed corporate interests and political spinelessness to squander time that could have been spent finding solutions. The time is over. We only have decades now.