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Author: The Daily Blog
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20,000 patients admitted to acute mental health care ‘hospital’ facilities in 3 years
These answers will not be found by Coleman and a bunch of time-serving, hui-hopping bureaucrats sitting on their chuffs in Wellington. The community must continue to pile pressure on them and their paymasters until the issues start getting seriously addressed.
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Wednesday 7th June 2017
5: James Comey Is About to Have His Biggest Moment Yet
4: FIFTY YEARS LATER, NSA KEEPS DETAILS OF ISRAEL’S USS LIBERTY ATTACK SECRET
3: NSA Contractor Charged for Leak After Intercept Exposé Reveals Russian Cyberattack of 2016 Election
2: Qatar diplomatic crisis: All the latest updates
1: May: I’ll rip up human rights laws that impede new terror legislation -
The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday 7th 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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Leaked report shows public misled over snapper policing – Greenpeace.
A Government report leaked to Greenpeace shows the public is being misled over the effectiveness of video cameras used to…
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Call for zero bycatch after MPI admits 2016 a bad year for seabirds – Forest and Bird
Forest & Bird is calling on the Ministry of Primary Industries to set a zero bycatch target for seabird deaths…
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Elderly Tāmaki tenant vows to fight on – Tamaki Housing
The District Court’s judgement against Ioela (Niki) Rauti earlier today is not the end but only the beginning, say dozens…
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Social Investment priorities for a New Zealand where all children can flourish – CPAG
CPAG (Child Poverty Action Group) says that with a government election impending, it is crucial to bring in policies that…
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Court rules to evict elderly Tāmaki tenant
This afternoon the District Court ruled against elderly and sick social housing tenant Ioela ‘Niki’ Rauti. The judgment upholds the…
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“Sanitary hygiene products too expensive,” says CPAG
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) supports the call by Dr Sarah Donovan, from the University of Otago’s, Department of Public…