THE OPPORTUNITIES PARTY CALLS FOR A REAL ACTION ON TEEN ALCOHOL ABUSE
As establishment politicians gather at Parliament to catch up with The Opportunities Party’s harm reduction based Real Deal Cannabis Reform,…
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 4th July 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Sea Lion plan has fishing industry blind spot – Forest And Bird
Forest & Bird says New Zealand’s sea lions are in serious trouble, but the Sea Lion Threat Management Plan released…
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Roy Morgan NZ Update: New Zealanders’ concerns highlighted
New Zealanders’ concerns highlighted in run to election: Poverty and the gap between the rich and poor is the single…
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The Liberal Agenda – Tax and Fairness – Deborah Russell & Terry Baucher
WHEN: Wednesday 12th July, 6.30pm
WHERE: Owen G Glenn Building, University of Auckland
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Higher levy would cut waste and create work – 3R Group
Increasing the waste levy will significantly reduce the high volume of waste being sent to landfill and help create jobs,…
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Women’s Refuge Appeal Focuses on Their Smaller Clients
With over 40,000 women and children referred to Women’s Refuge last year, just under half of those referrals were for…
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Why is NZ supporting US use of white phosphorus weapons?
New Zealand’s good name is being tarnished by comments in Iraq by Kiwi Brigadier, Hugh McAslan. In his role as deputy commander of the Combined Joint Forces Land Component Command-Operation Inherent Resolve, McAslan is supporting the use of white phosphorus weapons, which have been widely condemned, including by Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch.
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Economic Growth Leaves Too Many Behind – Closing The Gap
It’s time lower paid workers and beneficiaries got a fair share of what the Government and OECD insist is a…
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Nats’ failure to train young people contributes to housing stall – Labour Party
Budget documents forecast that housing construction will stall in the coming year, despite the massive housing shortage, and National’s failure…