The Daily Blog Open Mic – Sunday 3rd December 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
Author: The Daily Blog
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Radical Transformers? Doesn’t Sound Like It.
TO ACCUSE POLITICIANS of being part of a “tax and spend” government is just another way of calling them social-democrats. By the same token, politicians who explicitly renounce the policies of tax and spend are signalling that they are anything but social-democrats.
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Open Letter to Phil Latham of Navis Capital re: Mainland Poultry – Direct Animal Action
Dear Phil, Recently your private equity firm, Navis Capital, bought 75% of Mainland Poultry, New Zealand’s biggest egg producer. We…
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NZ Criminal Bar Association Defends Golriz Ghahraman
The criticism of Golriz Ghahraman for acting as a defence counsel and defending persons charged with being war criminals is…
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Big court win for labour hire workers against LSG Sky Chefs – E tu
E tū has won its Employment Court case against LSG Sky Chefs for its exploitative use of labour hire workers….
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An Open Letter to All New Zealanders from Paula Tesoriero, Disability Rights Commissioner – Human Rights Commission
Today we start a campaign that’s about 24% of our population. Nearly a quarter of us live with disability. Mothers,…
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Union warns labour-hire ‘abusers’ after court finding – First Union
FIRST Union, the union representing thousands of labour-hire workers in the logistics industry, is warning major retail chains and logistics…
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Offenders straighten up with new driving programme – The Howard League for Penal Reform
Whangarei offenders on the straight and narrow with new driving programme Over 115 offenders and ex-prisoners have been given a…
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Time to Cancel New Weapons Spending – Auckland Peace Action
“Revelations by Minister of Finance Grant Robertson that the previous National government made no provision for the $20 billion worth…
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E tū calls on Deputy PM to abandon harassment of journalists
The journalists’ union, E tū is calling on the Deputy Prime Minister, Winston Peters, to abandon his harassment of journalists…