The Daily Blog Open Mic – Thursday – 27th August 2020
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
Author: The Daily Blog
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Family Slaughter Their Pets And Eat Them On Prime Time TV – SAFE
In the first episode of TV series ‘Meat the Family,’ which aired on TVNZ 1 last night, a family was…
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Proposed Hamilton-Auckland Rapid Rail Will Be A Significant Boost For Waikato River Towns – Labour Party
Labour’s Waikato electorate candidate, Kerrin Leoni, has hailed today’s announcement of detailed planning work for a high-speed rail service between…
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Māori Party Declare 2020 A Covid Education Amnesty Year – Maori Party
Māori Party Co-Leader John Tamihere says Years 10 11, 12 and Year 13 students must all be given pass marks…
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Government Needs To Front Up On Canterbury DHB Crisis – Association of Salaried Medical Specialists
The Association of Salaried Medical Specialists says it’s time for the Government to front up to the people of Canterbury…
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Reserve Bank Announcement: Deep Economic Pain, TOP Advocates For A ‘debt Reset’ As QE Stimulus – TOP
The Opportunities Party (TOP) is calling on the Reserve Bank to divert its Quantitative Easing programme into wiping out personal…
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Major Brands Forcing Staff To Use Sick And Annual Leave To Self-isolate As Subsidy Goes Untapped – First Union
Major retail and industry brands including Fletcher, Countdown, Lion and Bunnings are jeopardising the national pandemic response and exploiting their…
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Dames Slam Oranga Tamariki – There Are No State Excuses To Uplift
A group of prominent wāhine Māori rangatira have again hit out at recent national media coverage featuring Grant Bennett, Chief…
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Royal Commission Announces Scope Of Lake Alice Abuse Investigation – Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry
The Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry has announced the scope of its investigation into abuse and neglect at…
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Changing The Lives Of Children With Offending Behaviour – Office of the Children’s Commissioner
Changing the lives of children with offending behaviour, and increasing the minimum age of criminal responsibility Most 10-13-year old children…