The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday – 18th May 2021
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
Most Recent Blogs
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Changes To Default Kiwisaver Standards Reflect The Power Of People Demanding Climate Action – 350 Aotearoa
Climate justice organisation 350 Aotearoa welcomes the improvements to default Kiwisaver funds announced today by the government, which mean New…
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NZ Human Rights Organisation Condemns Israeli Aggression
“The Foundation Against Islamophobia and Racism (FAIR) strongly condemns the latest atrocities committed by the illegal state of Israel on…
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No Prosecutions In 10 Years Of High Country Complaints – Forest and Bird
A lack of enforcement over burning, wetland clearance, and spraying on crown pastoral lease land shows how poorly some high…
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Government Report Shows Children Made To Suffer Unnecessarily – Child Poverty Action Group
Grim reading: that’s the Child Poverty Action Group’s assessment of the Child Poverty Related Indicators Report released today by the…
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Greyhound Doping And Suspicious Betting Should Warrant A Police Investigation – SAFE
Last week the Otago Daily Times revealed an unidentified punter placed a $10,000 bet on greyhound Zipping Sarah, who won…
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3 solutions to Child Poverty & how can the MoE manage to screw up a free lunch?
Labour need to be as bold on poverty as they have on property speculators. If looking after the poorest amongst us isn’t our main concern on the Left, then what the fuck are we here for?
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The horror of the NZ State & some of those 100k public servants the Greens were defending…
In the background of watching the middle class green woke attack a pay freeze for their public service mates is the the Historic State Abuse Inquiry.
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Why National’s Māori segregation bashing has failed in the polls
Personally, I think this race-baiting hypocrisy by National was a doomed strategy.
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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