GUEST BLOG: Arthur Taylor – Corrections attack on free speech
Note they wanted the whole page removed ; not just 1 post.
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Guest and sponsored opinion pieces published on The Daily Blog, offering diverse perspectives within clear editorial guidelines.
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – Corporate Welfare
The central idea of free market capitalism is that governments should not interfere in the marketplace – that businesses should…
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GUEST BLOG: Arthur Taylor – Lightning strikes prison
Our unit phone is out of action today after a lightening bolt actually came down the wire and out of the handset . I’ve never seen anything like it .
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GUEST BLOG: Hone Harawira – One law for all?
…One law for the white man, another for the black man.
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – You don’t get to risk my grandson’s future.
Just a head’s up. Climate Change deniers don’t get to post on my page.
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GUEST BLOG: John Tamihere – Our babies deserve better
This is not the city or country I want.
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GUEST BLOG: Willie Jackson – Drug reform
When you are in Government you can either continue doing things that don’t work but make the angry happy, or you can challenge counter productive policy and push for change.
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MUST READ GUEST BLOG: Vanessa Kururangi – Throwing my weight around
I am a poet/creative writer. I don’t claim to know facts or statistics. This piece is offered purely as a creative response to recent (and historic) events, speaking to how women and girls are forced to navigate the World throughout their lives.
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GUEST BLOG: Ross Meurant – Bok Tour reflection 2018
Yes, the tour had a profound effect on my life.
Initially I couldn’t give damn about the Tour. I had better things to than traipse around the country looking after rugby players
But defeat of the police at Hamilton was a humiliation felt by the police and I was no exception. I wanted revenge. Therefore, I wanted the Tour to continue so the police could redeem.
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GUEST BLOG: Lois Griffiths – Why? What’s it to you?
“Well, actually…I like children!”
This is the response African-American novelist and poet Alice Walker gave when she was asked why she wanted to go to Gaza.