Habitual Fix applauded over kind move for hens – Safe
SAFE is congratulating Habitual Fix on their announcement that they have switched away from using cage and barn eggs in…
SAFE is congratulating Habitual Fix on their announcement that they have switched away from using cage and barn eggs in…
Lifewise Rotorua brings a global effort to raise awareness of local homelessness World Homeless Day is an annual global event…
Greenpeace is offering high praise to one of New Zealand’s supermarket giants today. Countdown has announced it is eliminating single…
People from all over the country are preparing to head to Wellington for a non-violent blockade of the annual NZDIA Weapons…
BIG UPS TO BRYAN GOULD. Perhaps anticipating a disappointing choice from NZ First on 12 October, the former Vice-Chancellor of Waikato University has put the rhetorical boot into Labour’s fiscal and monetary caution.
Malcolm Evans – United States of Terrorism
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Two current Radio NZ stories in quick succession have shown the strong link between some suicides and bullying. In one, an MSD investigator wrongly told a beneficiary she had been overpaid $22,000 and that she would be prosecuted to recover the money – less than a day later she was a suicide victim, yet the MSD shortly afterwards told the victim’s mother that the claimed debt was incorrect, and it was eventually waived.
Mainstream journalists continue to struggle with multiparty governance. And the amplified rhetoric resulting from their struggle creates doubts amongst the captive consumers of mainstream media. While we wait for the votes to be counted in our 2017 election, now is a good time to review the evolution of party-based government in New Zealand, and to consider the impediments to progress towards mature multiparty democracy.
This Auckland ArtWeek, St Matthew-in-the-City Church will be host to: Pōhutukawa Chi Songs for Homeless Pō ~ Beautiful Darkness live…