GUEST BLOG: Ian Powell – The forgotten health professionals
On 4 August Radio New Zealand’s Morning Report broke a story about North Shore Hospital having an entire ward of…
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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: Pat O’Dea – The genocide deniers
The Genocide Deniers They are not who you think. The pro-Labour Party website The Standard which has always been…
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GUEST BLOG: Ian Powell – A poser for Labour Party: Tax wealth or tax capital gains
Veteran political journalist Vernon Small’s latest regular paywalled column in Stuff’s Sunday Star Times (3 August) has brought to life…
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GUEST BLOG: Ian Powell – Flawed and Predetermined: Postscript on Waikato medical school decision
The business case used to justify the Government’s decision to establish a third medical school at Waikato University “…seemed to…
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GUEST BLOG: Geoff Fischer – Government planning to prostitute Te Taiao to affluent foreigners
The Prime Minister has announced his intention to charge an international visitor fee for access to Aoraki, Tongariro, Piopiotahi and…
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GUEST BLOG: Seeby Woodhouse – Your printer is a snitch
Have you ever tried to print a black-and-white document only to be blocked because your printer says that it’s out…
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GUEST BLOG: Tadhg Stopford – A People’s Bank. A Profitable Bank. A Better Way.
Not-so-Kiwibank? Willis opens door to partial sale “Kiwibank. It’s Ours” or so the advertisements go. But possibly not “ours” entirely…
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GUEST BLOG: Tadhg Stopford – The Banksters Are Winning, that’s why our economy is failing.
NACT is crowing about lower interest rates. But the economy still sucks. Why? Because what matters isn’t the price of…
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GUEST BLOG: Talk Liberation – Suzie Talks Liberation
Imagine: enjoying technology created by a platform founder who doesn’t want to send you to Mars, plug your brain into…
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GUEST BLOG: Ian Powell – New Waikato Medical School: Poor process, ‘chumocracy’ and ‘cosyism’ means likely poor outcome
On 21 May I was introduced to two new words (always a moment of light excitement for me) by Dr…