Kia ora Pete – Māori sovereignty vs Apartheid South Africa
In response to an earlier blog on the He Puapua report I’ve had some email correspondence from people opposed to what they see as separatism and favouritism towards Māori.
John Minto
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New Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett: “I’ve killed lots of Arabs in my life and there’s no problem with that”
The just-announced formation of a new government in Israel is not a cause for celebration. For those who might think new Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett must be an improvement after 12 years of appalling racism from Benjamin Netanyahu – think again!
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Phil Goff’s slow throttling of Aucklanders on low incomes
When “user-pays” water charges were proposed for Auckland back in the day, their biggest cheerleader was Labour MP Phil Goff.
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Q: What can New Zealanders do to help the Palestinian struggle? A: Change your Kiwisaver provider
As the ceasefire in the Middle East holds, Israeli state forces have begun mass arrests of Palestinian citizens of Israel…
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MUST READ: Working alongside Māori to IMPROVE OUR DEMOCRACY!
Some people on the right have expressed serious concern about what they see as serious threats to our democracy from…
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DESPITE THE CEASEFIRE – Nationwide rallies and marches for Palestine are on today
Despite the ceasefire coming into effect in Gaza, nationwide rallies and marches will take place tomorrow in 11 centres around…
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State housing – it’s time to eyeball the government
We have a crisis in housing for tenants and families on low incomes but the budget says we can ignore…
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Failure of parliamentary motion to recognise Palestine says more about Labour than the opposition
The failure of the Green Party parliamentary motion to recognise the state of Palestine says more about the Labour government…
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The Gaza Centre for Human Rights has been targeted and destroyed by Israel
The offices of the Gaza Centre for Human Rights have been targeted and destroyed by a missile from an Israeli fighter jet.
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Palestinian solidarity protests will continue and grow next weekend
We were very pleased with the 4,000 people who turned out in 10 centres around the country last Saturday – the largest public protests on this issue for many years