GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – The Danger of Fundamentalism
Today we are faced with what I have come to think of as the ‘tyranny of choice’ that has arisen in parallel to the rise of the self over society
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Soooooo when will the Government acknowledge a State actor has cyber attacked NZ?
The GCSB know who the State actor is.
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ACT gaining uncritical support – why the free speech fiasco that lit Seymour’s fuse was probably a bad tactical decision by woke activists
From barely 1% to 6.8% in the latest UMR internal poll, one of the big stories of this election is the explosion of support for ACT, an explosion the Daily Blog warned about 2 years ago during the Free Speech fiasco.
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Labour’s cowardice on prison reform mirrors their cowardice to reform WINZ – will symbolic gestures be enough?
Corrections and WINZ aer both underfunded for the task they need to perform and both have toxic cultures that abuse those they are supposed to be invested in.
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SHUT UP JAMES!
Interview with Winston Peters
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Complaint of racism against the spokesperson of the Israel Institute Dr David Cumin
We are writing to ask the University of Auckland to investigate this complaint of anti-Palestinian and anti-Arab racism by Senior Lecturer in the University’s School of Medicine, Dr David Cumin.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Sunday – 13th September 2020
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Animal Welfare Heavy Weight Calls For A Ban On Live Export – SAFE
In an interview with RNZ Checkpoint yesterday, Dr John Hellstrom ONZM described his first-hand experience seeing New Zealand cattle suffer…
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Chief Human Rights Commissioner To Sign CAB Petition Against Digital Exclusion
Today, the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) launches a campaign urging party candidates in the upcoming election to commit to ensuring…
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PSA Welcomes Labour’s Proposed Partial Rollback Of 2010 Tax Cuts
The Public Service Association says Labour’s announcement of a new 39% tax rate on income over $180,000 is a step…