Daily Blog Guerrilla Radio – Disturbed “The Sound Of Silence”
Daily Blog Guerrilla Radio – Disturbed “The Sound Of Silence”
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Wednesday 22nd February 2017
5: A Champion of the People or Wall Street? Trump Pushes to End Dodd-Frank & Consumer Protection Agency
4: Elor Azaria verdict: ‘No justice for Palestinians’
3: The rise and fall of Milo Yiannopoulos – how a shallow actor played the bad guy for money
2: LAST STAND AT STANDING ROCK AS POLICE PREPARE TO EVICT PIPELINE OPPONENTS
1: Uber Opens ‘Urgent Investigation’ Into Sexual Harassment Claims -
The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday 22nd February 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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E tū – 2020 Vision?
E tū, the union which covers contract cleaners, security guards, and catering and hospitality workers today welcomed the increase in…
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Mt Albert By-Election Transport Debate – PTUA
The Public Transport Users Association is organising the main public debate of the Mt Albert by- election this Wednesday night….
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Burger King worker assaulted by management for monitoring kitchen temperature – Unite Union
An 18 year old Burger King employee was assaulted by management on Sunday the 19th of February for monitoring temperature…
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Decision for tenant fighting eviction reserved until end of week – Tamaki Housing
This mornings hearing in the Tenancy Tribunal has resulted in a reserved decision “until the end of the week”. The…
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GUEST BLOG: Moana Maniapoto: The Willie Jackson I know
Willie Jackson can be really annoying. In fact, that was one of the reasons we divorced about 16 years ago. Another reason, no doubt, was that he got fed up with me. But that’s the way things can pan out in a marriage. In New Zealand, according to the stats, one in three married couples split up.
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Tax cuts in store but what is Joyce thinking?
We are beginning to see the colour of Steven Joyce’s eyes. Some insights into his views about who deserves tax cuts can be gleaned from this Herald piece: Economy Hub: About those tax cuts… Steven Joyce, the big interview
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GUEST BLOG: Mat Danaher – The Time for a Living Wage is NOW
The announcement this morning of the revised rate for the Living Wage, $20.20 an hour comes at a time when the concept is undergoing a sea change in terms of impact and the national debate.