Statement from Royal Commission Chair Sir Anand Satyanand
Statement from Royal Commission Chair Sir Anand Satyanand I have filed a report with the Minister of Internal Affairs, Hon…
Author: The Daily Blog
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Key points for submissions on Nuclear Weapons Treaty – iCAN Aotearoa New Zealand
International treaty examination of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons: Key points for submissions On 14 May 2018,…
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Call for referendum on abortion rights – Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement
The Aotearoa Workers Solidarity Movement have issued a call for a referendum on abortion rights to be held in Aotearoa….
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The Italian Job
RECENT EVENTS IN ITALY raise some disturbing questions about the possibility of executing radical policy reversals in this country. While New Zealand’s constitution is a considerably looser affair than Italy’s, it is still worth pondering what might happen here if a newly-elected, about-to-be-sworn-in government was promising to roll back the gains of neoliberalism. Before attempting an answer, however, it is worth re-capping what has happened in Italy.
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Israeli seizure of Hurriya (Liberty) – Palestine Solidarity Network NZ
Palestine Solidarity Network NZ joins The Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC) in condemning Israel’s brutal act of state piracy in attacking…
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Bitter taste of Cadbury PR push – E Tu
A promotional road show by Cadbury owner, Mondelez, will likely serve as a bitter reminder for many New Zealanders of…
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Artificial intelligence set to boom in the fintech sector
AI and Regulation The Royal Commission in Australia has highlighted the failure of regulators to properly supervise the financial service…
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Select committee rubber-stamps the TPPA – It’s Our Future
“The select committee has delivered a six-page disappointment that fails to do justice to the issues raised in hundreds of…
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Power prices skyrocket from coal and diesel – Greenpeace
Power prices have soared over the last few evenings as energy utilities fired up coal, gas and even diesel generators…
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Appointment of Prof Innes Asher to Welfare Advisory Group – Child Poverty Action Group
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) is delighted with today’s news that Professor Innes Asher, a long-standing member of the organisation,…