GUEST BLOG: Doug Renwick – A Discourse on Corporate Propaganda Part 2: Moral and Political Economy
Over the 20th century in various industrial societies, a more radical and widely read working class media was wiped out by market forces.
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GUEST BLOG: Dave Brownz – The World is Upside Down! Capitalism is Not Working!
The common phrase “The World is Upside Down” reflects the widespread concern that things are not right in the world….
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Political Caption Competition
Hands up who reads The Spinoff?
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Monday 10th October 2016
5: Protesters Are Holding a ‘Squirting Water Fight’ to Combat a Worrying New Internet Bill
4: Russia: UN Syria resolution protected “terrorists”
3: Facebook revenge pornography trial ‘could open floodgates’
2: Edwidge Danticat Predicts “Ongoing Disaster” in Impoverished Haiti After Hurricane Matthew
1: EXCLUSIVE: New Email Leak Reveals Clinton Campaign’s Cozy Press Relationship -
The Daily Blog Open Mic – Monday 10th October 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Positive campaign on issues achieves results for City Vision
The Auckland Local Elections 2016 have seen a strong performance from City Vision “A positive campaign focused on the issues…
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BITTERSWEET DHB ELECTION RESULT FOR NICKY STEVENS’ FATHER
The father of Nicky Stevens, a patient of Waikato DHB’s Henry Bennett Centre who died while in the DHB’s care…
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Congratulations to Daily Blog Bloggers in recent elections
TDB congratulates our bloggers who have now been returned to Council joining Council or who competed…
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The Masculine Mystique: The True Nature Of Aaron Smith’s Transgression
New Zealand’s problems with masculinity are deeply embedded in its social and cultural history. New Zealand men are notorious for being excessively repressed and emotionally unavailable: tightly-wound machines with an aversion to mechanics.
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EXCLUSIVE INVESTIGATION: Serco, Monitors, and the Corrections Dept cover-up
. . Continued from: Questions over Serco’s “independent” monitors and it’s Contract with the Crown As I wrote over a year…
