Don’t believe the lies about the unaffordability of National Super
Right-wing commentators and big business advocates want to see government spending on any welfare that goes to the people as of right slashed.
Author: The Daily Blog
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Political Caption Competition
The theme to Jaws in 4 pictures
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Saturday 17th December 2016
5: TEAM TRUMP: The four types of people in the president-elect’s cabinet
4: IF YOU WANT TO SEE HOW DONALD TRUMP WILL DESTROY THE ENVIRONMENT, READ THIS LEGISLATIVE ROADMAP
3: China seizes US naval drone in South China Sea
2: A Legislative Coup in NC? Rev. William Barber on GOP Stripping Power from New Democratic Governor
1: Clinton accuses Putin of acting on ‘personal beef’ in directing email hack -
The Daily Blog Open Mic – Saturday 17th December 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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What a ‘Typical’ Mission Client Looks like – Auckland City Mission
Brianna* has been sitting on the footpath outside the Auckland City Mission since 4:30am this morning. She’s 35 years-old, a…
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Government’s oil permit announcement shows “broken” NZ oil industry – Greenpeace
The absence of any offshore oil permits and just a single onshore permit in the just-announced 2016 Block Offer shows…
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Strike enters day 3 at advertorial company Brand Developers – First Union
Distribution centre workers at Brand Developers TV Shop are entering their third day of strike action at the popular advertorial…
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WEST PAPUA: Indonesia faces trying to be more ‘journalist-friendly’ in 2017 – Pacific Media Watch
NEW YORK (The Street / Pacific Media Watch): When journalist and media activist Victor Mambor wants information from inside Papua,…
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Syphilis findings highlight need for well-resourced sexual health service – ASMS
“A report on a syphilis outbreak in the Auckland region highlights the need for a properly resourced sexual health service…
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Revealing the Economic Myths
The charade of this government’s sound economic management is unravelling. Misleading GDP figures, pumped up by property speculation and high immigration, have given the impression that all is well, masking our continued economic decline compared to OECD countries.