Political Caption Competition
There are no coincidences
Author: The Daily Blog
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Thursday – 30th September 2021
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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NZ Politics Daily – 29th September 2021
Today’s NZPD testimonial from Prof Jack Vowles, Political scientist, Victoria University of Wellington “I strongly recommend Bryce Edward’s New Zealand Politics daily to…
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Political Caption Competition
SPOT THE DIFFERENCE: One is a tin pot dictator who uses mass surveillance spying and indulges in the odd war crime, the other is Kim Jong Un
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday – 29th September 2021
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Child Poverty Action Group welcomes moves to cover birth injuries under ACC
The Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) welcomes the announcement by ACC Minister Carmel Sepuloni that some birth injuries to the…
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Philippine survey confirms huge support for vaping
“The Philippine Senate will be on the right side of the people when it approves the most progressive vaping legislation…
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NZ Politics Daily – 28th September 2021
Today’s NZPD testimonial from Karl du Fresne, Journalist, former editor of the Dominion NZ Politics Daily delivers so much information and opinion…
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GUEST BLOG: Ian Powell – Covid-19 elimination strategy, smug hermit kingdoms and Kim Jong-Key
There has been a growing number of voices calling for an end to New Zealand’s elimination strategy in the fight against Covid-19. Much of it comes from impulsive media ‘shock-jocks’ through sensationalist but misleading sound-bytes claiming that it has failed. Some of it is more measured and cautious but misses the boat by suggesting that the Government is considering a backdown.
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Dr Liz Gordon: A liquor store on every corner
Last week the alcohol licensing regulatory authority ruled that the remaining five of Nekita Enterprises’ liquor stores had to close. You remember them. They had been underpaying their staff for years and also seeking cash payments back from them.