Malcolm Evans – Trump in a China shop
Malcolm Evans – Trump in a China shop
Author: The Daily Blog
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Political Caption Competition
Who on earth starts a war with the Canadians?
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 12th 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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Easy Foreign Investor Target Not Necessarily the Right One
The recent release of Statistics New Zealand figures showing the levels of foreign investment in New Zealand properties confirmed biases for many. I’m not a fan of globalisation, or investor capitalism, per se, but I do have an expectation that facts will inform policy and that liberal citizens and politicians will avoid racist dog whistles misleading attention away from real causes of inequality and injustice.
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The Liberal Agenda – World Meat Free Week June 11 2018,
New Zealanders can make a pledge during World Meat Free Week to benefit their own health and the environment, by going to World Meat Free Week
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New Housing Ministry Good Step Forward – Salvation Army
The Salvation Army welcomes the creation of a stand-alone ministry to coordinate and drive solutions to the housing crisis The…
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NZNO condemns violence on first responders – NZNO
The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) supports the stand taken by international organisations and governments condemning attacks on health personnel…
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New Ministry of Housing and Urban Development welcomed – Community Housing Aotearoa
Community Housing Aotearoa welcomes the announcement of the new Ministry of Housing and Urban Development. The new Ministry will provide…
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Half of all NZ emissions could be ignored under Act – Greenpeace
Greenpeace is raising red flags that the agriculture industry, New Zealand’s biggest emitter, could escape being held responsible for nearly…
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Dr Liz Gordon: The alcohol industry and the law
Very interesting research out of Massey University this week to show that the 2012 Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act has barely reduced trading hours, led to huge legal challenges to local alcohol policies and has not apparently done much to reduce alcohol-related harm (which is the object of the Act).