The Daily Blog Open Mic – Monday – 7th September 2020
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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MEDIA WATCH: Q+A Winston train wreck interview & Death Cult Capitalist blunder
Fiery clash on Q+A this morning as Jack tried to do what no other journalist has the spine to do, and that is hold Winston Peter’s to account.
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MEDIA WATCH: Of course NZ is one of the worst places to raise children – the surprise is our lack of shame
We are never allowed to ever analyse the 35 year neoliberal experiment in our economy, politics and culture.
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – Good to see so much mask use
Good to see so many people wearing masks in public in the area of Auckland where I live.
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GUEST BLOG: Ross Meurant – The intriguing case of Putin critic, Alexie Navalny.
Ariel Cohen, senior fellow at the Atlantic Council, told Al Jazeera the suspected poisoning of Navalny was not the first-time critics of the Kremlin have been targeted in such a way.
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The grim virus math that will forgive Jacinda
An outward looking society will see what is happening globally and count their blessings they are here.
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Open Letter to Labour & National Auckland Central voters – Why you should vote Chloe Swarbrick
I’ve lived in Auckland Central most of my life. Unfortunately I don’t live there now because if I did, I would vote for Chloe.
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Righteous incandescent rage needed in Cannabis referendum debate
Don’t drag yourself to the ballot box comrades, march there in furious anger and tell the State to fuck off out of our collective lives.
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CPAG disappointed with Government’s continued refusal to extend crisis support
A slew of new reports show successive governments have failed children and young people for decades, just as the current…
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GUEST BLOG: Grant Brookes – What’s behind the turmoil in the Nurses Organisation?
Members of the New Zealand Nurses Organisation have until Friday, 11 September to cast their vote. For the fifth time in three years, we’re being asked to elect people for positions on the NZNO Board. Voting on remits (proposed alterations to NZNO’s Constitution and policies) is taking place at the same time.