Desperation stuns organisers on final day of ‘impact’ – AAAP
On the third and final day of AAAP’s beneficiary impact at Mangere organisers were stunned by the size and desperation of the crowd waiting for our help this morning.
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Political Caption Competition
Political Caption Competition
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Thursday 7th April 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Sanders again exceeds expectations, this time in Wisconsin
Hillary Clinton’s backers keep announcing that she has the Democratic presidential nomination in the bag. But Bernie Sanders keeps shrinking her lead.
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The Past Future of Work: 1928 and All That
I didn’t once hear the words ‘Keynes’ or ‘Keynesian’ at the Future of Work conference. The issues we face today were all apparent and widely discussed in the late 1920s. The debate in 1928 was equally off the mark. Then, as now, we responded to a crisis of inequality and environment by, as individuals, trying to be more ‘competitive’ and arguing about immigration.
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Shrugging-Off The Panama Papers
Key’s “ … what? …” reaction to the colossal data leak which has already claimed the scalp of one prime minister and put the careers of many other world leaders at risk is rather perplexing. Is he not able to predict the impact the Panama Papers are bound to have on the privileged privacy of the global elites
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Waatea 5th Estate – why beneficiaries are bashed
Joining us tonight for the final part of our 3 night special on welfare and poverty…
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This weeks Waatea news column – When we deny our history – we deny ourselves
After the Maori Affairs select committee presented a student led petition to have the NZ land wars included in the national curriculum, the Ministry of Education decided to refuse the request.
Why?
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Queues for Mangere beneficiary ‘impact’ start at 6.30am – AAAP
Queues started forming at 6.30am on the first day of Auckland Action Against Poverty’s fourth beneficiary ‘impact’ at Mangere Work…