Malcolm Evans – Anzac Day 2017
Malcolm Evans – Anzac Day 2017
Author: The Daily Blog
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Wednesday 26th April 2017
5: A Trip to France’s Post Industrial Heartland to Work Out Who’s Going to Win the Election
4: UN raises famine alarm in Yemen
3: BDS Leader Omar Barghouti Dedicates His Gandhi Peace Award to Palestinian Prisoners on Hunger Strike
2: North Korea conducts live-fire drill with US submarine nearby, raising tensions
1: KOCH INDUSTRIES AND OTHER CORPORATIONS LOBBIED FOR DONALD TRUMP’S CABINET PICKS, FILINGS SHOW -
The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday 26th April 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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New Defence Minister a mercenary in US wars – Auckland Peace Action
“National MP Mark Mitchell, newly appointed as Defence Minister, was a mercenary fighter in Iraq during the bloodiest period of…
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OECD Report Highlights the Folly of Tax Cuts – Income Equality Aotearoa New Zealand Inc. Closing the Gap
New OECD data shows cutting taxes would be a big mistake for New Zealand, which instead needs to take in…
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What Does “Mother of All Bombs” Have to Do with Christchurch – Anti Bases Campaign
In the week that the Five Eyes spy bosses are holding their secret meeting in Queenstown, thus reminding us that…
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Sir Michael Cullen and Mike O’Brien – The menace of the social investment approach! – Thurs May 4th – Auckland
When
Thursday 4th May, 6.00pmWhere
Lecture Theatre J1
Auckland College of Education
Epsom Campus
University of Auckland -
Why I won’t be congratulating Nikki Kaye
On 15 March this year when then-Youth Minister, Nikki Kaye, launched into an ad hominem diatribe against Jacinda Ardern during a debate in Parliament. It was an orchestrated, pre-planned, personalised attack;
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Moving Beyond Good and Evil: Can Gerry Brownlee Get Past America’s Moral Absolutes?
Notorious among journalists for his tendency towards tetchiness, the words “Gerry Brownlee” and “diplomat” seem particularly ill-matched. The truly great foreign ministers of our history have all been thoughtful, measured and principled individuals.