When Will New Zealand Go Cashless?
Source: Pixabay The future of money is increasingly appearing to be the significant lack of money – in its physical…
Author: The Daily Blog
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NZers Celebrate Vegetarian Awareness Month – NZ Vegetarian Society
To celebrate World Vegetarian Day on 1 October, the NZ Vegetarian Society has announced the finalists for itsThink Kind student…
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Keeping The Hope Of “Delivery” – And “Jacinda” – Alive.
AS THE “YEAR OF DELIVERY” draws to its end, what have Jacinda Ardern and her colleagues delivered us? Well, they have not delivered 100,000 affordable houses. Nor have they brought Climate Change to a shuddering halt. Child poverty has not been ended. Our rivers and streams remain unswimmable. New Zealand’s farmers have yet to assume a measure of responsibility commensurate with their contribution to anthropogenic global warming. The number of ticks on Jacinda’s “To Do List” is far from impressive.
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Political Caption Competition
Minister swallowing dead rat.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday – 1st 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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Dr Liz Gordon: Is the UK primed for civil war?
This week’s Supreme Court decision in the UK reached back much further than the second world war into British common law to find that Boris Johnson illegally prorogued parliament. From a legal perspective, it was an elegant and comprehensive decision that invoked the shadows of much older law.
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The Liberal Agenda – THIS THURSDAY: The Israel Debate Livestream: Minto vs Cumin
The TDB is proud to livestream The Israel Debate between John Minto and Dr David Cumin, Thursday this week.
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Political Caption Competition
DON: “I want to buy New Zealand’.
ScoMo: “Ummm, Mr Trump, I don’t…”
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Monday – 30th September 2019
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Lives Put at Risk as Darroch Ball Ignores Evidence – KnowYourStuff
Darroch Ball, Law and Order Spokesperson for New Zealand First, does not support drug checking as a harm reduction strategy…