GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – Kia kaha
I haven’t written for a while because I have been working very hard with a team of talented journalists on a series about justice issues that will be on Prime later this year.
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GUEST BLOG: Grant Brookes – The PSA & me: A review of ‘White-collar Radical – Dan Long and the rise of white-collar unions’, by Mark Derby
It was January, 1997 when I first joined the Public Service Association. Starting as a new grad nurse at Auckland…
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GUEST BLOG: Anonymous – Dear NZ Police, I hope my friend doesn’t get hurt!
After this many red flags, I hope my friend doesn’t get hurt.
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GUEST BLOG: John Tamihere – Stopping racist petitions against Māori Wards a step towards fixing colonisation
Nanaia Mahuta is doing an outstanding job with her Foreign Affairs and Local Government portfolios and delivering opportunities for Māori.
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GUEST BLOG: John Tamihere – Conduct of Oranga Tamariki totally unacceptable
Today is a great day for our whānau and further proof that Oranga Tamariki must be devolved quite dramatically and…
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GUEST BLOG: Ross Meurant – IN MY OPINION
New Zealand Trade Minister Damien O’Connor has suggested Australia has mishandled its relationship with China, saying it should follow his country in speaking with a “little more diplomacy”.
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – Please sign in to locations
Contact tracing is not a violation of your privacy rights because it is in the public good and cannot be used for any other purpose.
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – Freedom of speech
A moment of reflection on the fact that we have laws about defamation and slander is proof, if proof were needed, that freedom of speech and opinion in everyday life has never been absolute and arises from the underlying principle that to have a civilized society requires being civil to each other.
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GUEST BLOG: Hone Harawira – BORDER CONTROLS ARE BACK
Tai Tokerau Border Control met last night to discuss plans to deal with the latest threat to the people of the north – the community case of the more contagious South African coronavirus strain.
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GUEST BLOG: John Tamihere – Lots of Māori crimes are crimes of poverty
I went with Rawiri to Waikeria. No one in the Māori Party makes judgements on those who have done the crime and are now doing the time.