NZ seas worst in world for seabirds eating plastic – Forest And Bird
NZ seas worst in world for seabirds eating plastic The seas around New Zealand are the riskiest in the world…
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Greenpeace shuts down Mackenzie mega dairy conversion
Dozens of environmental activists have braved freezing temperatures this morning to protest at the site of a proposed mega dairy…
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Shocking body pit found on Northland farm at centre of bashing – SAFE
New footage released by SAFE, shows a pit of bodies on the Northland dairy farm at the centre of last…
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The Liberal Agenda: Collateral Damage: Investigating Civilian Casualties
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Date: Monday 16 July 2018
Venue: OGGB5 (260-051), Level 0, Owen G Glenn Building
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 3rd July 2018
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Cruel threat from across the ditch – Hoyts workers face month-long lockout
Hoyts cinemas have threatened their workers that if they take even 1 minute of strike action, they will be locked…
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Event Cinema and Unite Union reach agreement
Event Cinema and Unite Union have agreed on the following joint statement. Event Cinema and Unite Union are pleased to…
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The Legacy of a Dismantled Prime Minister – Revisited
. . Following John Key’s sudden (and largely unexplained) resignation on 5 December 2016, I wrote a piece lamenting that…
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Misreporting the war in Yemen
UN officials are doing their best to achieve a political solution, but are not helped by a blatant misreporting of the nature of war.
Virtually every article in the Western media describes the opponents of the Saudis as “Iranian-backed Houthi rebels” and tries to portray the conflict as a “proxy war” between Iran and the Saudis.
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Dave Macpherson – Mental Health Inquiry Panel visiting our towns
Waikato DHB, and the psychiatric profession copped a hammering, again in equal parts, from current and former patients, from families and whanau, and also from a few community mental health sector staff whose frustrations mirrored those coming from the community itself.