Kieran Kelly – It is not “Ridiculous” to Reject Hillary, Part 2: Bride of the Monster
A good argument can be made that voting for Trump or Clinton is essentially exactly the same thing.
Author: The Daily Blog
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National exploits fudged Statistics NZ unemployment figures
A person job-searching using the internet was “not actively seeking work“. Predictably, at the stroke of a pen, unemployment “fell” over-night from 5.7% to 5.2%.
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Political Caption Competition
Pauline Hansen with her shadow front bench
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Monday 15th August 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Neil Watts – Why won’t the Herald talk about Chinese trade wars and substandard steel?
Doesn’t it seem bizarre that an Auckland based newspaper and its associated website are not just missing, but actively avoiding, a story that every other mainstream news organisation are now reporting on?
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EXCLUSIVE: Vanessa Kururangi – State Housing Action Inc to take Government to Court over privatisation of State Houses
State Housing Action Incorporated (S.H.A Inc.) now officially announces our intention to file for a Judicial Review with the High Court of New Zealand, against the sale of State Houses in Tauranga.
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West-pac-ed and Leaving
If the workers and customers can invest years of service and loyalty to Westpac, is it too much to expect some of that loyalty and service reciprocated?
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Is Karl du Fresne happy now? How ‘neutral’ is Radio NZ really?
In March 2013, former Dominion editor and right-wing columnist, Karl Du Fresne, spat an almighty dummy when he launched a diatribe of accusations of “bias” against Radio New Zealand;
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Sunday 14th August 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Pay equity – what’s taking so long?
A ground-breaking tripartite recommendation establishing the principles of pay equity in New Zealand should be accepted by the Government any day now.