The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday – 11th May 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
Author: The Daily Blog
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Palino’s grand plans will see Aucklanders suffer – PSA
The Public Service Association is urging Aucklanders not to let their mayoralty election become a race to the bottom –…
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Cabinet minister gets the message on equal pay on Working For Free Day – PSA
It was a sweet treat carrying a less-than-sweet message for cabinet minister Amy Adams, as she accepted a cake marking…
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Waatea 5th Estate – What next for the TPPA protest movement?
Joining us tonight to discuss what happens next in the anti-TPPA protests…
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Did Police give Slater ‘mates rates’?
If explaining is losing, Slater is chewing off both sides of his mouth today as he publishes 10 000 word blogs trying to explain why he broke the law.
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The Number Of The Beast: The New Zealand Left’s Abiding Obsession With John Key
The Left constantly fails to register the brute realities of living in a society driven by the neoliberal imperatives of twenty-first century capitalism. In a world where the interests of the successful individual trump everybody else’s, avoiding and/or evading tax has become an industry in its own right.
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Foot in Mouth award – Former ACT MP exposes flaw in free-market system
Most folk won’t remember who Ken Shirley was, prior to his current ‘gig’ as CEO of the Road Transport Forum (RTF), representing road transport interests since July 2010.
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Waatea 5th Estate – Latest Panama Papers revelations
Joining us tonight to discuss the latest revelations in the Panama Paper Trust Scams…
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Faith restored
I believe in the collective wisdom of people and the importance of democratic participation but it is easy to get disheartened about what appears to be an apathetic public fed a diet of reality TV and Government spin.
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Sanctions imposed on parents, what happens to the children? – CPAG
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) says we have a welfare system that is more focused on punishing, or teaching lessons,…
