Lockout, dismissals, intimidation at New Zealand meat company Talleys/AFFCO
Lockout, dismissals, intimidation at New Zealand meat company Talleys/AFFCO Two hundred workers at AFFCO, the New Zealand meat company owned…
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TheDailyBlog.nz Top 5 News Headlines Tuesday 19th January 2016
Iran sanctions lifted, global warming of oceans much worse than thought, leaked tapes spotlight bank fraud, millions face starvation in Southern Africa + dying child denied medicinal cannabis
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 19th January 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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The man who sold the world
How could it be that the most comprehensive, far-sighted economic agreement the world has ever seen pose a threat to democracy? Here’s my take and I’d be interested to hear where I’m going wrong:
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Comrade Dave Brownz – Mediating Marx
There is a big debate, including on TDB, on the bias of the corporate media, and the need for an independent media to correct this bias. Marxists have long debated the role of media in capitalist society, so what do they have to add on top of the usual corporate blah blah and radical alternative arguments?
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David Cunliffe – In a land of plenty
Young and mostly male, the New Lynn homeless are a visible part part of the bigger tragedy of high youth unemployment. If you are under 25 you are twice as likely to be out of a job. If you are young, brown and male, make that at least four times.
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Third Term Temptations
In 2016 Labour is in its third term of opposition, and it’s easy to imagine how desperately its caucus is looking for a way out. The party is heading into its hundredth year without a charismatic leader, shorn of just about all of the policies it campaigned on in the 2011 and 2014 elections; and as close to broke as any major party should ever be.
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Douglas Renwick – An explanation of the atrocities in West Papua with a broad context
West Papua has been under a brutal occupation by Indonesia for over fifty years. This article tries to explain why this is, and why so few people know about it. In order to understand why, we must understand the lies of the media, and of our educational system.
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Government stealthily returning to failed market approach to health – ASMS
“The Government appears to be sidling back to a market-drive approach to the provision of public hospital services,” says Ian…
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Barry Coates – Whose rules rule? Democracy vs TPPA
The campaign against the TPPA is gearing up for opposition to the planned signing of the TPPA in Auckland on 4th February. It’s time to stand up and be counted.