Musicians Union calls on St John to settle industrial dispute – E tū
The musicians’ union, E tū, is urging St John to settle an ongoing wage dispute with its ambulance staff. Ambulance…
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Big Gay Disco – Protest Bishops Bigotry outside his Auckland Church this Sunday
Activist group, Socialist LGBT Aotearoa will be following the lead of LGBT activists in Rotorua on the 20th of November by staging a protest outside Destiny Church in Manukau this Sunday at 10am in response to Brian Tamaki’s statement that gays and sinners caused the Kaikoura earthquake.
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March on Parmar Saturday for Indian Students
First students from India were compared to faulty fridges from China by National list MP Kanwaljeet Bakshi and now National list MP Parmjeet Parmar is calling them “criminals”.
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Parmar has called the Indian students “Criminals”
She serves the wealthy and the Government and not the people in need. How many houses can one person own in the midst of a housing crisis, with people sleeping in garages and cars?
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Political Caption Competition
Trump appoints new Supreme Court Judge
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Friday 2nd December 2016
5: Reproductive rights at risk – Trump’s choice for health secretary signals trouble for abortion and birth control access
4: Nigeria: 400,000 children at risk of famine
3: Public (School) Enemy No. 1: Billionaire Betsy DeVos, Trump’s Pick for Education Secretary
2: This is the most dangerous time for our planet – Stephen Hawking
1: Can Gen. James Mattis Teach a Draft-Dodging Tax Cheat About War? -
The Daily Blog Open Mic – Friday 2nd 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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Cuban ambassador to join commemoration of Fidel Castro’s life in Auckland on Saturday
The Cuban ambassador Mario Alzugaray will be joining a group of Aucklanders on Saturday to celebrate the life of Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro who died this week at age 90.
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Australia’s shame
We think of human rights abuses occurring in far off places. But 4000 km to the North is a country that has been taken over as a prison. There are 1200 people held against their will. They were sent there for six months to processing their applications for refugee status. Three years later, they are trapped on Nauru in despair.
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Solid Energy’s position an insult to Pike Families – Stand with Pike
Pike River families will continue to protest at the mine gates tomorrow morning following Solid Energy’s total refusal to discuss…