The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday 3rd July 2019
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
Author: The Daily Blog
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Treaty Minister served with trespass notice – NGAI TAMAHAUA
Minister of Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations Hon. Andrew Little was served with a trespass notice on Friday (28 July 2019) issued by Ngai Tamahaua – a Hapu of Whakatohea opposed to the government-backed trust the Minister has recognised to settle Treaty claims in their rohe (territory) of the Eastern Bay of Plenty.
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End-of-life plastic solutions not as important as sources – Greenpeace
The announcement from Government this morning that it will invest $40 million into converting plastic waste into new products has…
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School Strike 4 Climate Response to Waikato Coal Exploration –
School Strike 4 Climate NZ are “extremely concerned” by the decision the Government made in September 2018 to grant a…
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Banks Crying ‘Wolf’ Over Higher Capital Requirements – Social Credit
Social Credit is accusing the Australian owned banks of crying ‘wolf’ over the Reserve Bank’s proposals for banks to hold…
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Western Sahara and Ravensdown’s CEO
Western Sahara Campaign-NZ note with some surprise that Ravensdown’s Greg Campbell has been named the 2019 Primary Industries Chief Executive…
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CLEAN UP BEACHES NOW – NOT IN 20 YEARS TIME – John Tamihere
Auckland Mayoral candidate John Tamihere said his plans to sell 49% of Watercare to ACC or the New Zealand Superannuation…
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Malcolm Evans – Euthanasia
Malcolm Evans – Euthanasia
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Tuesday 2nd July 2019
5: A Congressional Tour of Border Patrol Stations Just “Went Off the Rails”
4: Hong Kong protesters storm legislature, smash doors and walls
3: WHEN BROKERS ACT BADLY AT WELLS FARGO, WOMEN TAKE THE FALL
2: Trump Makes History by Walking into North Korea. Could This Help to Finally End the Korean War?
1: ‘Precipitous’ fall in Antarctic sea ice since 2014 revealed -
HNZ tenants left behind by new home standards – AAAP
The first part of the Government’s introduction of new standards for rental properties kicks in tomorrow. These new standards will…