National take first step towards privatising education with new standardised testing
Education: Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, Erica Stanford announce standardised testing for primary schools Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Minister of…
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Why Butter price highlights all that is wrong in NZ Free Trade
Butter prices slipping out of reach Whether you’re measuring it for baking, using it in cooking or spreading it on…
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Palestinian death toll in Gaza passes 38,000 as Israel approves three new illegal settlements and over 5,000 more illegal homes in the occupied West Bank…
Israel continues to slaughter Palestinians in Gaza and drive them off their land while approving three more illegal Israeli settlements…
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Ben Morgan’s Pacific Update: A simple explanation of this week’s military and political developments in the Pacific
Exercise Pacific Skies 2024, European aircraft exercise in the Pacific On 8 July, Exercise Pacific Skies 2024 starts. Pacific Skies…
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UK Election shock result for British Culture War Right: Winners, Losers and Predictions
Wow what a fascinating election. Jonathan Pie hilariously sums up the obscenity of the last 14 years of Tory Rule……
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Chippy in Wonderland – Can Labour win back Auckland?
I remember my shock at realising in talks with Labour Party MPs while they were in Office how totally disconnected…
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The manufactured crisis at Kāinga Ora is a trojan horse for privatisation
Kāinga Ora chief’s exit: New chair at odds with Christopher Luxon over performance Chronic and poorly performing: PM says Kainga…
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Mega Ferry deal was sabotaged for Trucking Industry – this is National Party crony capitalism at its most harmful
Let’s be crystal clear, when Nicola Willis dumped the Mega Ferry Deal. it wasn’t just political virtue signalling that National…
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Political Caption Competition
How the text message conversation between Bishop and English really went down for the $500 000 to do a hit…
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – 5th July 2024
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day. The Editor…