Bridges call for tough sanctions out of touch with evidence – Auckland Action Against Poverty
National Party leader Simon Bridges has called for tougher benefit sanctions after reports by the Ministry of Social Development highlighted…
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International Support for Penal Reform in NZ – The Howard League for Penal Reform
New Zealand underwent a United Nations review of its human rights. This was the third time that New Zealand has…
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Truck drivers regularly take terrible risks due to a cutthroat contract system – Dog And Lemon Guide
Editor Clive Matthew Wilson, who is an outspoken road safety campaigner, says the recent expose on contract truck drivers ”goes…
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GUEST HEALTH VLOG: Hadley Grace Robinson-Lewis – Cancer recovery
Confirmed comedians so far are Brendhan Lovegrove, Justine Smith, Mel Bracewell, Eli Matthewson of TV fame. Also debuting Hadley Grace Robinson Lewis.
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The Liberal Agenda – TONIGHT: Comedy Club: Fundraiser for Alex Pirie
Confirmed comedians so far are Brendhan Lovegrove, Justine Smith, Mel Bracewell, Eli Matthewson of TV fame. Also debuting Hadley Grace Robinson Lewis.
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Political Caption Competition
I’d say Theresa has this much chance of surviving politically.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday 23rd January 2019
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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No Govt solution to high rents as accommodation supplement costs skyrocket – AUCKLAND ACTION AGAINST POVERTY
Figures obtained through the Official Information Act shows the Government is spending over $27 million a week helping 292,006 people…
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GUEST BLOG: Donna Awatere Huata – Let’s Rethink New Zealand’s Low Cost Tourism Strategy
Not only is cheap tourism degrading our environment and our infrastructure, but it is also contributing to our appalling record over the past ten years of gas emissions increases when they were meant to be decreasing.
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – Our housing is severely unaffordable
The latest international Demgraphia survey (which looks at house prices vs incomes) tells us what we have known for many years now – that housing in our country is severerly unaffordable.