GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – In less than 1000 hours Britain is due to leave the EU.
What will happen to their economy and, as a consequence,to ours?
Author: The Daily Blog
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The Liberal Agenda – Bryan Bruce interviews Max Rashbrooke
My thanks to the many people who supported and commented on posts relating to government and how, for example, we expect better from people like Judith Collins and Simon Bridges.
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – Citizens shall be seen but not heard.
Anyone who has attended a Parliamentary Select Committee hearing in recent years will have sensed there is something rotten in the state of our democracy.
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GUEST BLOG: Gerard Otto – Trial by media
Is trial by media in the court of public opinion the new low standard we all should adopt as our sole source of conviction about the guilt or innocence of anyone accused of a crime?
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Why Isn’t JA Channelling AOC?
WHY ISN’T JACINDA ARDERN channelling Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC)? This is not a frivolous question. Labour found itself swept into a winning position at the end of 2017 almost entirely on the strength of Jacinda’s extraordinary appeal – especially to voters under 40.
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Malcolm Evans – Judging Art
Malcolm Evans – Judging Art
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Political Caption Competition
Sigh, why does my political career have to drown with this clown?
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 12th March 2019
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Anti-trans activists fudge OIA statement – Report
It is a struggle to understand how “gender critical” activists can make a case against housing trans-women in Women’s prisons based on such a profound lack of clear evidence.What is clearly understood is a history of trans-people suffering harrasment, assaults, sexual violation, and worse within prisons in New Zealand and overseas. For “gender critical” activists to now target trans-people as threatening women in “safe places” such as prisons is disturbing.
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Government needs to act on prevalent toxic cocktail
The New Zealand Government has been criticised for delays in responding to the issue despite growing international concern. Here, some PFAS chemicals were banned in fire-fighting foam in 2006 but they weren’t banned in other products until 2011. The NZ Defence Force was in contact with the Australian Air Force about groundwater contamination here, a year before they told the New Zealand public.