MEDIA STATEMENT: Nicky Steven’s whanau grieve for family of yet another victim of poor mental health services
North Shore mental health unit death – yet another time where the family is ignored and disaster strikes North Shore’s…
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E tū: Waikato Hospital assault tip of iceberg
E tū says the serious assault on a security guard at Waikato Hospital this week is the tip of the…
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KFC, Carl’s Jr and Pizza Hut workers to strike this weekend
KFC is off the menu this weekend as hundreds of Fast Food workers employed by Restaurant Brands and members…
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Friday 17th May 2019
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Friday 17th May 2019
5: DRUG CARTELS ARE PREYING ON MIGRANTS STUCK IN MEXICO
4: Saudi-UAE coalition carries out deadly air raids on Yemen’s Sanaa
3: WILL JOHN BOLTON FINALLY GET HIS WAR WITH IRAN?
2: As EPA Insists Weed Killer Roundup is Safe, a Jury Orders Monsanto to Pay $2B to Couple With Cancer
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – I have just signed a petition to parliament by 13 year old Sinead Latimer
We have the highest rate of teenage suicide in the developed world. According to Stephen Bell (Director of Youthline ) In a average week two teenagers kill themselves and about 20 young people will be hospitalised for self-harm each week, he estimated.
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – The Prime Minister is remarkable
There is no question our Prime Minister is a truly remarkable person.
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GUEST BLOG: Ross Meurant – America: Rogue State
The trouble with schoolyard bullies is; sooner or later the smaller kids catch up. And as Great Britain and France found out: EMPIRES DIE.
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Open Letter to the Government – Call for the NZ government to declare a climate emergency says the Vegan Society Aotearoa
We call upon the government to live up to the climate agreements it has made internationally. By making methane a…
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GUEST BLOG: Edward Miller – Why is it ok to frack Taranaki if we’re going carbon neutral?
The latest offer of 2200 square kilometres of land around Taranaki for the controversial process of hydraulic fracturing for oil and gas, or ‘fracking’ deserves attention. Green MP Chloe Swarbrick explained to her followers that this under the current law this was an administrative decision, while Energy Minister Megan Woods was quick to note that among the offer’s benefits was that it didn’t include offshore oil and gas. But why frack now?