School support staff begin union meetings over pay equity – NZEI
More than 10,000 school support staff around the country have begun two weeks of paid union meetings to discuss progress…
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Revamp of guidelines for meth sentencing welcomed
The New Zealand Bar Association welcomes a Court of Appeal decision which gives detailed guidance on sentencing people convicted of…
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EDS: Second working paper on resource management reform
EDS has released its second working paper as part of Phase 2 of its Resource Management Law Reform Project. The…
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Just because of technology advancement and the more usage of mobile phones, playing video games are in trend. The digital…
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Proposals to curb environmental damage help our coasts – Citizens Environmental Advocacy Centre
“Proposals to curb environmental damage help our coasts and the oceans Government Ministers today welcomed the release of a marine…
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Political Caption Competition
Another John Key idea up in smoke.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday – 23rd October 2019
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Political Caption Competition
The Mark Richardson and Winston Peters feud escalated quickly.
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Paying For Our Pakeha “Guilt” and “Privilege”
PERHAPS THE BEST WAY to assess the quality of the NZ Herald’s “Land of the Long White Cloud” is by studying Tom Clarke’s characterisation of James Cook. Clarke begins by making Cook a member of the British aristocracy. He gives him the accent of Hugh Laurie’s Bertie Wooster, along with most of his mannerisms. Clarke then proceeds to deliver a false description of Cook’s mission – complete with jokes about planting flags and claiming countries.
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Political Podcast – Sean Plunket vs Damien Grant vs Bomber: This week – political polls, local body election results, armed police patrols, Massey University, NZ First conference, Mediaworks
Due to popular demand – The Working Group is now ONE HOUR LONG! They might be cutting back on the Guy Williams at Mediaworks, but expanding on the angry white men talking politics segment of the company!