6 Possible Ways to Get Rid of a Double Chin
Double chins are quite common, but this doesn’t mean it’s a feature you should live with. Double chins appear when…
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Political Caption Competition
SHANE: “Shane Jones likes to refer to Shane Jones about the things that Shane Jones likes. Shane Jones”.
PAULA: “Whaaaaaat?”
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Tuesday 16th July 2019
5: Fox News Has a Slightly Different Take on Trump’s Racist Rants
4: UK envoy said Trump left Iran nuclear deal to spite Obama: Report
3: BEFORE BEING HACKED, BORDER SURVEILLANCE FIRM LOBBIED TO DOWNPLAY SECURITY AND PRIVACY CONCERNS ABOUT ITS TECHNOLOGY
2: Cruelty Is the Point: Communities Fight Back as Threat of ICE Raids Terrorize Immigrant Families
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Dr Liz Gordon: Sharing would have been better
Anyway, I will leave the technical writing to others, but I do want to talk a bit about winning. Competition is healthy until it becomes unhealthy. Whether it be a sporting game, an educational outcome or anything else, sometimes one person alone does not come put on top. What you do about that defines who you are as a person, a country or a sporting tournament.
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MUST READ: No Time For Shifting The Colonial Furniture
MANY OF US want to believe that if Jacinda Ardern watched Melanie Reid’s “Taken Generation” video, she’d be outraged. What person with a heart wouldn’t be? Reid’s exposé of Oranga Tamariki’s failings is an enormously confronting piece of journalism. It has moved Maoridom like nothing else since the Foreshore and Seabed furore of 2004-05. For that reason alone, you would think the Prime Minister might consider the 45 minutes required to watch Reid’s video, time well spent.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 16th July 2019
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Extinction a harder case than climate change?
Calling for villagers not to kill elephants destroying their crops, or tigers killing their children, are just causes for us in the west. But we live in the luxury of the system that’s delivered goods to us at the expense of those communities and ecosystems and species.
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – Suicide and Economics
In the year 2017 to 2018 , 329 people died on our roads . Almost one a day – which is bad. But last week we learned that twice as many, 668 New Zealanders, took their own lives that year, the highest rate yet – which is terrible.
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Working Poor in New Zealand a disgrace – Closing The Gap
The growing number of working poor is an alarming indicator that the regulatory Minimum Wage does not cut it said…
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Historic hui gives overwhelming agreement for Māori Inquiry – Whanau Ora
The inquiry into state run Oranga Tamariki will be led by whanau, kaimahi and Māori leaders. Yesterday the largest gathering…