Political Caption Competition
Actual newsrooms at the AM Show, Seven Sharp & The Project
Author: The Daily Blog
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You Say you Want A Revolution?
Jacinda does need to put herself at the head of a revolutionary throng. Not one bearing rifles or waving little red books of dogma, but at the head of a movement determined to re-order this country’s economic and social priorities by means of an unprecedented blending of intelligence and compassion.
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The Liberal Agenda – Medical Cannabis Rally Sat 5 August 2017 – Queen Street Auckland
RALLY DETAILS:
Saturday 5th August, from High Noon to 2pm
Queen Street, Auckland – opposite Aotea Square -
Prospects for cannabis law reform are better under Jacinda Ardern
Jacinda Ardern, the new leader of the Labour Party, wrote in May 2016 that allowing medical cannabis “is a matter of personal freedom and compassion… Eventually, it’s impossible to avoid the wider question of whether cannabis prohibition has been effective, whatever your personal view.”
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Friday 4th August 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Survey: Young New Zealanders want stronger climate action – Generation Zero
Youth organisation Generation Zero says the next Parliament must heed the call of New Zealanders and fast-track New Zealand to…
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Seven day strike at Foodstuffs distribution centre begins – First Union
Workers at CTD Nesdale, a Foodstuffs chilled and frozen food distribution centre in South Auckland, have walked off the job…
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‘PigScare’ website launched as spoof of bogus NZPork label – SAFE
Following outrage after the release of new footage from inside a New Zealand pig farm, and criticism of the pig…
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MP Jan Logie Donates $500 to Outerspaces Trust – Outerspaces
Jan Logie wins the prize for most generous MP When it comes to putting money where their mouth is for…
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Spring Hill report confirms importance of regular monitoring – Human Rights Commission
A report released by the Ombudsman’s Office has confirmed why regular monitoring of places of detention is so valuable, says…