Jacinda hasn’t failed us on mental health – a Labour Party not sure how to navigate the neoliberal Wellington bureaucracy failed us on mental health
Jacinda’s kindness is no match for the Wellington Bureaucratic Elite.
Most Recent Blogs
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Insufficiently Qualified To Object: Why Labour Ministers Can Be Lied To With Impunity.
DAILY BLOG EDITOR, Martyn Bradbury, has lambasted the state bureaucracy for its failure to tell its political “masters” the truth….
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“Kill the Bill” protests in the UK a welcome response to proposed “paramilitary policing” laws
There is no sign of such a law change on the horizon here in Aotearoa but as sure as night follows day police here will, sooner or later, want to replicate these laws as protests against inequality, climate change and mass extinction inevitably intensify.
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Political Caption Competition
Spot the difference: One is a National Party Monster and the other one is special.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday – 6th April 2021
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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KFC coms fiasco is another nail in the coffin for Ministry doublespeak
…Big Government may be back because of Covid, but if it’s the same neoliberal Wellington Bureaucratic Elites, why rejoice?
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MEDIA WATCH: Reflecting on my experience with Police 10-7
…the current debate about Police 10-7 has sunk into the usual ‘is it or isn’t it racist’ bullshit argument where nothing gets sorted because everyone falls back to their tribal corners and throws shit at one another.
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Punish exploiters, not the exploited!
These exploited workers deserve our sympathy and protection, they don’t deserve punishment and deportation.
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The only good thing about Light Rail is Michael Wood is leading it
I’d given up on the CBD a long time ago, watching my favourite parts of it twist in agony is just another sadness to add to a year marked in sadness.
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What if we are underestimating Covid? The case to keep the border closed
If you think Covid will be dealt with this year, I don’t think you are paying attention.