Malcolm Evans – NZ Immigration Intelligence Unit
Malcolm Evans – NZ Immigration Intelligence Unit
Author: The Daily Blog
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Political Caption Competition
Mike pimps for a Casino because he loves gambling, it has nothing to do with money
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The Liberal Agenda – How are security agencies keeping us safe?
Our Changing World lecture – Watching over you: surveillance and security in New Zealand 6.30pm: Thursday 28 June 2018 | Sir Neil Waters Lecture Theatre building
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Survey demonstrates sales pressure is rife in NZ banks – First Union
600-strong union survey demonstrates sales pressure is rife in New Zealand banks A recent survey of over 600 union members…
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There Is More Money For Nurses – Social Credit Party
Finance Minister Grant Robertson’s claim that any new pay offer to nurses “would have to be made using funds already…
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Industrial action at Premier Bacon – E tu
About 150 workers at Wairarapa company, Premier Bacon will begin industrial action just after midnight tonight (12.01am Tuesday, 26 June)…
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Fonterra’s link to “dirty secret” in Indonesia – Greenpeace
Fonterra is about to take another hit to its international reputation, this time over rainforest destruction and cow feed. A…
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 26th June 2018
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Does The National Party Know Anything About Genuine Conservatism?
IF THE NATIONAL PARTY was a genuine conservative party, Simon Bridges would no longer be its leader. In a genuine conservative party, the outcry against his performance on Radio Hauraki last Friday (22/6/18) would have extracted his resignation within 24 hours. A great many voices would have joined the outcry against Bridges’ boorish denigration of the prime minister and her family, and for a great many reasons. Let’s examine just a few of them.
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US Withdrawal From UN Human Rights Council Is Cold War Caricature
The US having issues around ‘inconvenient truths’ on human rights being brought up at the UN is not exactly a new phenomenon. This cartoon from the height of the Cold War depicts then-US President John F. Kennedy facing off against then-Premier/First Secretary of the Soviet Union, Nikita Khrushchev.