GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – All best wishes for a safe, happy and meaningful Christmas.
My best wishes to you all for a safe, happy and meaningful Christmas.
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GUEST BLOG: Arthur Taylor – Truth about the Christmas prison staff assaults at Pare
Many factors can contribute to violence in prison. Police have commenced an investigation into this instant.
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GUEST BLOG: Arthur Taylor – Christmas behind the Wire
An occasion like this helps prepare inmates for normal life , making reoffending less likely. When people are treated with dignity, most find it easier to gain insight into the causes of their offending.
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GUEST BLOG: Hone Harawira – a very Hone Christmas
I post a xmas message of me and my moko being happy and all these Maoris send me pictures of snow and holly and fat little white santas and reindeer!
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GUEST BLOG: Donna Awatere Huata – UN Climate change ‘breakthrough’ really appeasement in Poland again
The recent UN Climate talks in Poland have been hailed as some sort of ‘breakthrough’, it is nothing of the sort. Refusing to wean the planet off fossil fuels, no clear target for 2030 and what amounts to little more than vague promises to record existing emissions are not a ‘breakthrough’ and only a ‘step in the right direction’ if the alternative was to do nothing at all.
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GUEST BLOG: Willie Jackson – 2018 – What a Year!
It’s been an amazing year as Minister of Employment, and I want to take this opportunity to thank the many tireless workers and dreamers and inspirers I am fortunate enough to meet up and down this great country of ours every single day who are passionate about helping all New Zealanders, from every walk of life, get ahead with work that matters.
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – Water is a precious resource
The group (who call themselves Rebellion Extinction ) say Environment Canterbury has actively facilitated the expansion of industrial farming practices that are turning our rivers toxic, cutting down trees, killing soil life and emitting dangerous amounts of carbon into the atmosphere.
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GUEST BLOG: Ross Meurant – To legalise or prohibit?
What simply does not work is the system of severe penalties for producing, transporting and selling substances deemed illegal. Even signs in some airports I’ve past through where signs clearly display the death penalty for trafficking; don’t stop the flow.
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GUEST BLOG: Willie Jackson – feeding desperate whanau at Christmas
Last day today at Ngā Whare Waatea looking after our people of South Auckland.
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GUEST BLOG: Murray Horton – Thompson & Clark Just Tip Of Spyberg. Let’s Have An Inquiry Into Whole Covert World Of State Spying
These latest revelations about a whole raft of Government agencies contracting Thompson & Clark to spy on New Zealanders on their behalf are just the latest in a long, sordid history of the State spying on the people. Go back a decade and you’ll find: