The Daily Blog Open Mic – Saturday – 18th July 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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Good Riddance To NZ’s Biggest Bludger And Take Your Bad Rubbish With You – CAFCA
Finally! For as long as the Campaign Against Foreign Control (CAFCA) has existed – 45+ years – we have called…
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CPAG Calls For Nationalisation Of ECE Sector
Child Poverty Action Group is calling on the Government to nationalise early childhood education provision in response to the challenges…
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Groups Against Seabed Mining Will “vigorously Oppose” Supreme Court Appeal By Miners – Greenpeace
The Supreme Court today granted Trans-Tasman Resources (TTR) leave to appeal a 3 April Court of Appeal judgment that upheld…
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Worker-led Health And Safety Programme For Māori, Pasefika, And Migrants – E Tu
E tū is making sure workers’ voices lead the way with the kick-off of a new health and safety programme…
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RACISM IS NO JOKE Campaign Launched To Fight Racism Against Asian New Zealanders
Race Relations Commissioner Meng Foon has launched the ‘RACISM IS NO JOKE’ campaign featuring well-known comedian, Filipino New Zealander James…
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Rates Increase Is A Tough But Right Call For The Climate – Generation Zero
Generation Zero commends Auckland Council’s decision to raise rates by 3.5%. “The Covid-19 pandemic has, and will continue to have,…
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Why it has to be Chloe Swarbrick in Auckland Central
Chloe is an exceptional politician and a future leader of the Party. If there is anyone who can pull off a shock result here, it’s Chloe.
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Auckland Central: The Importance of Acting Strategically.
JUST WHEN YOU’RE THINKING Labour’s activists have become smart, caring and (almost) wise; they prove themselves to be anything but. A pseudonymous contributor to The Standard, Te Reo Putake, has seized the opportunity created by Nikki Kaye’s resignation to demand that the Greens pull Chloe Swarbrick from the Auckland Central race.
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Judith Collins – still a typical low-rent conservative – more a Muldoon than a Key
I was looking back at three blogs I’ve done on Judith Collins in earlier years and can’t see any reason to change my assessment of her politics.