Political Caption Competition
Sometimes I don’t think there are enough showers in the world to cleanse me of the filth I’m having to do here.
Author: The Daily Blog
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Sunday – 24th November 2019
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Praise for young Pacific journalists and threats to journalism in the region highlighted at Melanesian Media Freedom Forum
Melanesian Media Freedom Forum – Day two – The second day of the Melanesian Media Freedom Forum began with praise for the work of young Pacific journalists by Professor David Robie and ended with a warning that threats to journalism in the region were increasing.
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Four weeks left to hand-in prohibited firearms – NZ Police
Just notifying that you have prohibited firearms or parts is not meeting your legal obligations, say Police who urge firearms…
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National Interest Test Excellent First Step Now Make Transnationals Re-Sit Their Licences – Campaign Against Foreign Control Of Aotearoa
Campaign Against Foreign Control (CAFCA) congratulates the Government for adding to the foreign investment rules a national interest test for…
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To ensure targets are met, govt must step up on welfare – Aotearoa NZ Association of Social Workers
The enduring crisis of child poverty in Aotearoa New Zealand must be addressed with greater energy by government, the country’s…
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Life rafts to protect threatened black-billed gulls – Department of Conservation
The Department of Conservation (DOC) is hoping floating platforms will help to keep the chicks of a central Christchurch colony…
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Selling Your Damaged car! Options many people can make use of for the best price
There are many ways people can sell off your damaged car. If you perform the best research then you can…
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How to give a gift that won’t end up in a landfill – Kaipatiki Project
In making sure that gifting season doesn’t turn into a wasteful season this year, here’s a thoughtful gift without giving…
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A Bloody Great Political Story (From A Parallel Universe)
MAX DIDN’T HEAR Malcolm calling his name. The contents of the box file in front of him were dynamite. Exactly what he’d been hoping for from his informant. Names, dates and amounts – everything he needed to bring Peters to book. He had in his hands the sort of story that turns an unknown young journalist into a household name. Eat your heart out Nicky Hager!