Best NZ Left, Independent and Progressive Political opinion daily reading list
Because so much of the mainstream media is polluted by right wing free market ideologues pushing corporate interests:
TDB daily collates the best NZ Left Wing, Independent and Progressive Political Opinion and includes the best international voices.
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DOMESTIC:
No Right Turn – The SIS turns Parliament into liars again
The Kākā by Bernard Hickey – The elephants still in Chris Bishop’s infrastructure room
Newsroom – Surplus in 2027 ‘not achievable’ on current forecasts – Willis
Waatea News – Military resonating in Māori mind
RNZ – Budget Policy Statement: Willis promises cuts despite late return to surplus
Chris Lynch Christchurch’s Newsroom – Auckland University removes “segregation” sign
The Daily Blog – Malcolm Evans – Forget China, our own spooks helped the US hack us!
The Daily Blog – Tim Selwyn – Hipkins: slogans are not solutions… and caretakers are not architects.
The Daily Blog – If Destiny Church truly feared child abuse, wouldn’t they be attacking Churches rather than Drag Story Time Libraries?
The Daily Blog – Deep State vs NZ Democracy vs China Hack
The Daily Blog – Smell the fear from John Key as Luxon’s weakness and venal self interest threaten stability in NZ
The Daily Blog – Will 2024 be the tipping point for Methane Hydrates?
INTERNATIONAL:
Crikey – ‘Truthful, not neutral’: Why the ABC’s ‘impartiality’ warning isn’t the full story
International Clearing House – ISIS-K: the ultimate can of worms
Caitlin Johnstone – The Empire Slowly Suffocates Assange Like It Slowly Suffocates All Its Enemies
Jacobin – Joe Biden’s Support for Israel Might Cost Him the Election
The Washington Post – Supreme Court skeptical of efforts to restrict access to abortion pill
The Guardian – Biden administration’s Gaza strategy panned as ‘mess’ amid clashing goals
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