Malcolm Evans – Euthanasia
Malcolm Evans – Euthanasia
Author: The Daily Blog
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Political Caption Competition
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Monday 8th July 2019
5: IOWA IS GETTING SERIOUS ABOUT KAMALA HARRIS
4: Pompeo warns Iran of more ‘isolation, sanctions’
3: Nancy Pelosi Has Chosen Her War, and it’s With Her Own Party’s Future
2: An Hour with Noam Chomsky on Fascism, Nuclear Weapons, Climate Change, Julian Assange & More
1: Conflict breaks out in Hong Kong after latest extradition bill protests -
The Daily Blog Open Mic – Monday 8th July 2019
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The future of crypto coins in the online gaming industry
The online gaming market has accumulated more purchasing power over time and with this power, trajectories are characterized by more…
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GOFF JOINS AUCKLAND TRANSPORT’S WAR ON CARS – John Tamihere
Mayoral candidate John Tamihere has criticised Auckland Mayor Phil Goff for supporting AucklandTransport’s attempt to ban all parking on berms,…
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – Civics & History should be compulsory in schools
The clip is just 12 seconds long but I post it in the hope our government and the RNZ will show similar courage in demanding better behaviour from our banks – especially from 4 big foreign owned ones who have taken the lion’s share of the New Zealand market.
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Dave Macpherson: Serious Fraud Office sends terrible message over former Waikato DHB CEO’s $200k ripoff
As long has you haven’t taken too much, we won’t come after you” is the message former Waikato DHB elected Board Member says the ‘Serious’ Fraud Office has given to the community, in the wake of its decision not to prosecute the DHB’s former CEO, Nigel Murray.
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Unfit For Office?
THOSE SHOCKED TO DISCOVER that unnamed British civil servants have briefed The Times on Jeremy Corbyn’ “mental and physical frailty”, shouldn’t be. Corbyn is merely the Leader of the Opposition. In 1936, the British civil service, instructed to spy on their own sovereign, King Edward VIII, did not refuse. The explanation for civil servants’ willingness to intercept the telephone calls of the reigning monarch is the same as for their willingness to brief against the Opposition leader to the Murdoch press. In both cases, the targeted individuals were considered “unfit for office”.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Friday 5th July 2019
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.