GUEST BLOG: Janfrie Wakim – Prioritise people’s needs .. now
The timing of our ANZAC Day commemorations coincided with another annual April event the Global Days of Action on Military Spending.
Year: 2020
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Our opportunity to Rebuild Better – E Tu
Today E tū is launching the Rebuild Better campaign, in response to the COVID-19 crisis and recovery. E tū National…
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NZ Steel plant closure a blow for the Waiuku community – E Tu
NZ Steel’s Pipe and Hollows Plant has told workers that they are undertaking a restructure which could see the end…
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We need new jobs for all in post-lockdown recovery
Child Poverty Action Group supports the Government’s intent to help those who have lost their jobs due to Covid-19 through…
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GUEST BLOG: Dave Brownz – May Day 2020 and the fight for a socialist future!
May Day 2020 marks a critical time where humanity has to choose between keeping a dying capitalism on its feet at the expense of nature and humanity, or, rejecting this bleak future by taking over the global economy and running it under workers control.
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Political Caption Competition
GRANT: “Winston calm down, you don’t even have to look him in the eyes” WINSTON: “And Marama, I can ignore…
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Saturday – 2nd May 2020
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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What the leaked UMR Poll says about the election
So now we know why Labour are hell bent in ensuring the election goes ahead in September…
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Waatea News Column: May Day 2020 – who will celebrate the workers?
It’s May Day, the international day of celebration for the worker, but what do workers have to celebrate during Pandemic 2020?
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The List Candidate: Winston Peters and the Looming Covid-19 Depression.
WHY IS IT, that of all the party leaders only Winston Peters fully understands the economic ramifications of the Covid-19 Pandemic? Perhaps it’s his age. That might sound snarky, but it isn’t. None of the other party leaders are old enough to possess a solid mental picture of what New Zealand was like before the Neoliberal Revolution of 1984-1993.