The Daily Blog Open Mic – Saturday 26th March 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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Fabricate – 12-16 April : 6:30pm – The Basement Theatre
Fabricate is a visually immersive performance experience for those who love to feel, converse, and to experience kinaesthetic empathy from every angle.
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For it is truly people – Amnesty International
Today, on the first anniversary of the armed conflict, we must remember this for Yemen. We must remember that these people, of a poetic Arab tongue, and a sun tanned brown skin are exactly that: people, caught in a mostly forgotten, horrific war. They are what truly matters.
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Waatea 5th Estate – Urban or Iwi Maori identification
Joining us to discuss the difference between Urban and Iwi Maori identification…
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REVIEW: The Glitta Supernova Experience LET’S GET METAPHYSICAL
If I see sex glitter or r18 in the marketing of a small theatrical production, normally I will go the other way, but to have these ALL in the same show, claiming sex and politics on stage, and what with that awesome image of Glitta’s many heads swirling at the end of Kali-esque arms, I was feeling kind of curious and to be honest, ready to be affronted somehow.
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Political Caption Competition
Political Caption Competition
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Friday 25th March 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’ train still picking up speed
The Bernie for President train is still picking up speed. People are still flocking to his rallies: 10,000 in San Diego on Tuesday. His vote is growing despite pundits saying he has no chance.
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Waatea News Column – Labour’s Future of Work Conference Day 1
The mainstream media may be more focused on Max Key and the Batchelor, but many business and community groups are fascinated and perplexed by the questions Labour is raising.
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This weeks Waatea news column – TPPA biggest threat to Maori since James Cook
Last weeks extraordinary Waitangi Tribunal hearing into the TPPA was a stark reminder of just what Maori stood to lose if the Government ratifies the TPPA.