DALZIEL TEAM TRY TO STOP MINTO REPRESENTATIVE SPEAKING TO GREY POWER MEETING – CAFCA
On September 21st I spoke, on John Minto’s behalf, to a Christchurch Grey Power meet the candidates meeting. John is…
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Hamilton refugee family story highlights privatisation of state housing
The Aung family have beaten the odds.
As a refugee family from Myanmar, they have worked hard over the last four years to build a settled future for their three daughters in Hamilton.
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Joseph Costello – My Sistema nightmare
On my first day I was immediately shocked that nobody was there to greet me and show me the area I would be assigned to work at. It was a very sloppy introduction. I had absolutely no clue where I was meant to be working.
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The Auckland Mayoralty ‘Anti-Debate’ live streamed 7pm Monday 26th
Join candidates Tricia Cheel, Chloe Swarbrick, Adam Holland, Mario Alupis and Penny Bright plus others to hear their vision for Auckland.
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Political Caption Competition
National’s latest solution for the Auckland Housing Crisis – Edible houses. “It keeps them warm and fed”, chirps Minister Paula Bennett.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Saturday 24th September 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Karen Gregory-Hunt – Government Subsidies
The truth is, while beneficiaries have been demonised and punished through a cruel regime of blame and penalties, the country’s most voracious beneficiaries are employers and landlords – who also receive tax breaks for their rental properties.
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First ever South Auckland Mayoral Debate
“Vic Crone should come to South Auckland experience cultural diversity properly and not just out her car window on the way to the airport.”
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Homelessness – What can the Mayor do?
Every Mayor wants to do something they will be remembered for. Could Auckland’s new one become famous for ending chronic homelessness?
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Sweeney Todd A Horror Story Then and Now – Not Quite A Gonzo Review
A ghastly tale of horror and intrigue looms for Wellington and Christchurch theatre-goers as New Zealand Opera sharpens its knives before its Auckland consumers – but beware, this story of Sweeney Todd may compel you to think.