Maori solidarity with Chinese Migrant workers struggle
Ngati Whatua leader Parata Hawke makes the links between those struggling against a racist capitalist system.
Year: 2019
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Foundry workers out in the cold – E Tu
Workers employed by MFL Ltd (formerly Masport Foundry) in Auckland returned from their holiday this week to find they had…
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Walking for Palestine
Walking Te Araroa – from Cape Reinga to Bluff – carrying this important message on my T-shirt.
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Summer Contributions Drive
Brothers and sisters, Comrades, it’s that time of year again when we pass the hat around so we can pay the bills over summer – if you want to support independent blogs who have done so much to counter the right wing bias of the mainstream media, then we need your support.
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Hold The Phone! For The First Time, OIO Does Something About One Of CAFCA’s “Good Character” Complaints
No acknowledgement of CAFCA’s role and the OIO hasn’t bothered to tell us but we’ll take the credit and chalk it up as a first. More please. The whole subject of “good character” is one that needs to be front and centre in the Government’s stage 2 review of the Overseas Investment Act, which is being undertaken this year.
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SPCA’s 1080 position will lead to cruel deaths and extinctions – Forest and Bird
Forest & Bird says the SPCA’s statement calling for 1080 to be banned shows a naïve failure to understand how…
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Launch of JusTrade.nz heralds a new campaign for a 21st century trade agenda
‘The message from the hui was very clear: we need to generate real alternatives that confront climate change and disruption, while supporting sustainable local businesses and jobs that pay a living wage, in a nation founded on te Tiriti o Waitangi.’
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GUEST BLOG: Willie Jackson – Freezing MP wages was the right thing to do
When we have so many Kiwis struggling to make ends meet on low wages and benefits, the idea of agreeing to politicians automatically gaining a 3% pay rise was wrong.
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – Is there a fairer way to trade ?
Yesterday the JusTrade.nz, site was launched. It builds on a two-day hui held in late October, convened by Auckland Law Professor Jane Kelsey, which debated what an alternative 21st Century progressive trade strategy for our counrty could look like.
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Malcolm Evans – Summer News
Malcolm Evans – Summer News