Keep Our Assets picket Wednesday 17th February
This is the latest KOA picket of either City Care depots or the Christchurch City Council Building (including in the debating chamber durign a Council meeting).
Author: The Daily Blog
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Waatea 5th Estate – Announcing launch of new 7pm Current Affairs show
Streaming live each night at 07:01 pm the timeslot is a chance for the public to see just what the mainstream channels aren’t telling you before clicking over to the real deal says Bradbury, “People are sick and tired of dumbed down tabloid trash served up as current affairs.”
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TDB Political Caption Competition
TDB Political Caption Competition
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Introducing lunchtime lectures – Ikanomics March 2, 16 & 30
Following our popular Lunch with the Professor featuring Robert Wade in December, we are thrilled to launch our first lunchtime lecture series – Ikanomics. Running fortnightly through March, the series brings the University to Ika – featuring three leading, provocative and above-all compassionate thinkers on critical economic issue
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INQUIRY NEEDED ON RADIO NZ – Maori Radio Network
The Chairman of the Maori Radio Network Te Whakaruruhau, Willie Jackson, called for an inquiry into the embarrassing level of…
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GUEST BLOG: Nadia Abu-Shanab – Why the media were so wrong about the TPPA protest
Last Thursday, Auckland CBDs tarmac roads swelled under the heat and weight of mass protest, roaming blockades and restless collective energy. An estimated 20,000 took to the streets in opposition to the signing of the TPPA.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 16th February 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Round the Bays for CPAG 6th March
Calling all Auckland Supporters! Join us at Auckland Round the Bays on Sunday March 6th. A great way to combine…
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The Steven Joyce Dildo Smack REMIX
…feel the beats
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Capitalism’s Comforter: The myth that the free-market has liberated humanity
The steady advancement of humanity has proceeded apace. Not because the big-hearted capitalists have been demanding that their workers be given the best of everything, but because workers and peasants around the world have insisted on translating advances in science and technology into measurable social progress for themselves and their children.