Invite to "Victory Party" for Corbyn-led Labour in UK election
WHAT: UK election results
WHEN: 2pm
WHERE: Unite Union HQ, 6a Western Springs Rd, Morningside, Auckland
Author: The Daily Blog
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Letter From London – Chris Trotter blogging from UK election
Seeing London, it is easier to understand why the United Kingdom finds it so hard to let go of the expectations of greatness. The idea that Britain still counts – still has a role to play – must be hard to give up when its leaders drive to and from their offices in what feels like the world’s most elaborate movie set.
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GUEST BLOG: Te Reo Putake – Death of a Deportee
In December 2015, I interviewed a young Aussie who had been deported from his home to New Zealand, the country of his birth. A 501er, as they are known in the Lucky Country. In the article, I referred to him as Doug for privacy reasons.
His real name was Matt and he killed himself last night.
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Kiwis say ‘no’ to Trump’s climate denial – Wellington protest at Tillerson visit
As the policeman noticed that he was being observed, and his actions photographed, he turned and walked away, escorted by one of his colleagues;
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Thursday 8th June 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Lack of systems at the heart of a worker’s death – WorkSafe NZ
WorkSafe New Zealand says businesses must actively identify and control risks that could kill or maim their workers. In the…
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Auckland’s Gridlocked Commuters Suffer – Grow Northland Rail
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US expert on ending homelessness points to lessons learnt – Community Housing Aotearoa
New Zealand can benefit from lessons learnt in the United States, where homelessness is reducing, a US expert says. According…
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Road pricing years off, public transport investment needed now – Labour Party
With road pricing still years away, Labour will step up with investment in public transport to ease Auckland’s congestion woes,…
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Maybe Trump doesn’t realise – this changes everything
Civil society is also mobilising and activists are mobilising to seize the opportunity. At last there is a deeply offensive target and outrageous behaviour to protest against, instead of the smooth lies and hypocrisy that have been covered over for years by clever PR strategies funded by ExxonMobil and the fossil fuel lobbies.