GUEST BLOG: Hone Harawira – Another Pipeline, Another Struggle
When a Maori hears about a protest against a pipeline in the US, he naturally thinks of Standing Rock. Unfortunately … there’s more.
Author: The Daily Blog
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Free speech campaign reaches initial fundraising target
Free speech campaign reaches initial fundraising target; Auckland Council will face legal action In less than 24 hours, the Free…
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Coalition for Hate Speech – Auckland Peace Action
“Seasoned politicians, academics and commentators have taken the bait of the right wing extremists Stefan Molyneux and Lauren Southern. They…
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Animals Still Suffer in Experiments – SAFE
Figures released by the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) today show an increase in the numbers of animals suffering in…
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The time for tame reforms of tenancy law is over says CPAG
As a country we should see that every every Kiwi child has the right to live in a home which…
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Survey shows public support for pay equity – NZEI
Research into public attitudes shows strong support for ending the historic underpayment of teacher aides and early childhood educators, who…
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Audiences and independent production sector win – NZ On Air
NZ On Air’s role as a funder of quality and diverse NZ public media content will be enhanced by new…
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NZNO: Industrial Action Activities across New Zealand
Facilitation with the Employment Relations Authority finished this morning. NZNO will continue talks and negotiations with the District Health Boards…
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Plan to Fix Rentals addresses needs of disabled people – Disabled Persons Assembly
The Plan to Fix Rentals launched by Renters United today is a common sense response to the current broken rental…
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The Costa Rican Solution
GOLRIZ GHARAMAN, the Greens’ defence spokesperson has castigated her coalition partners for purchasing four Boeing P-8 maritime surveillance aircraft to replace the Air Force’s ageing fleet of Orions. Her stance is more-or-less in keeping with the Green Party’s pacifist leanings, but Gharaman’s objections to the aircraft’s war-fighting capabilities raises the more interesting question of why the party needs a defence spokesperson at all?