‘Free-range’ chicken, a cruel con for caring Kiwis – SAFE
Big chicken corporations are conning Kiwis into paying more for meat that is labelled free-range, despite the fact that the…
Year: 2019
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SLOW TRAM VS SMART PLAN – Public Transport Users Association
SLOW TRAM VS SMART PLAN A group of organisations is calling for the Government to halt plans for the costly…
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Living Wages and better rosters for Bus Drives as result of Tripartite forum – First Union
Living Wages and better rosters for Bus Drives as result of Tripartite forum The establishment of a Tripartite forum including…
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Safe Fair Interest Free Loans top $1 million – Child Poverty Action Group
Ngā Tangata Microfinance (NTM) has this month celebrated a key milestone, providing over $1 million in safe fair and affordable…
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Waatea News Column: Unlocked doors & blind spots: what ANZAC Day criticism of the NZ Police seems to miss
There was much anguish made about the NZ Police decision to shut down and limit ANZAC Day events this year. Many felt that it was capitulating to the white supremacist who had committed the Christchurch atrocity and others felt we should not in any way shape or form change who were are or what we do because such acquiescence gives terrorists what they want.
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Malcolm Evans – Rock of Ages
Malcolm Evans – Rock of Ages
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Political Caption Competition
How Kelvin should have responded
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday 1st May 2019
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Wednesday 1st May 2019
5: HERE’S WHY BILL BARR IS FREAKING OUT OVER HIS UPCOMING HOUSE TESTIMONY
4: Venezuela in crisis: All the latest updates
3:ELIZABETH WARREN CALLS FOR INVESTIGATION INTO MONITORING OF FAMILY SEPARATION PROTESTS
2: Angela Davis & Barbara Ransby: We Stand with Rep. Ilhan Omar, a Courageous, Bold Black Woman
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The NZ Herald Paywall is finally here!
The NZ Herald are hilariously pushing their drive for subscriptions as ‘saving journalism’. This from the newspaper that empowered Cameron Slater, played an essential role in dirty politics and had a friend of John Key pretend to be a journalist to interview a waitress who had her ponytail pulled by Key.
The winners here will be Radio NZ, TVNZ and Stuff.