Police Association Welcomes Long Overdue Tougher Gun Law
The New Zealand Police Association is both pleased and relieved that parliament has voted to pass into law the Arms…
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Iwi Checkpoint Leaders Seeking Confidence In Border Controls
Three iwi leaders who helped coordinate iwi checkpoints in Taranaki, Te Tai Tokerau and Te Whānau-a-Apanui are calling on the…
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350 Aotearoa Calls For ACC To Go Further, And End Fossil Fuel Investments By 2021
Climate justice organisation 350 Aotearoa welcomes ACC’s new climate change policy that lays out plans to decarbonise its investments but…
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The Ghoulishness of National
Between now and the election, National will be a Party of Ghouls, always wanting the country to fail and become plague ridden so that they can blame Jacinda and win power, even if all that meant was that they ruled an economic plague wasteland swollen with grief and ruin.
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When kindness endangers: Why Labour need a kick and why a sacrifice needs to be offered up to the public next time
If Nigel can be sacked for a false sexual assault allegation published on The Spinoff , then what the Christ do incompetent Public Health staff who allow the plague back into the country have to do to get sacked?
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Sunday – 21st June 2020
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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COVID-19 crisis leading to potential hunger crisis – CPAG
Child Poverty Action Group is releasing research today showing that families’ most basic need – of having access to good…
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Flat Earthers: For how much longer must New Zealand be damaged by Neoliberalism’s demented perceptions of reality?
The events of the past few days: the appalling failure of our neoliberalised state sector to keep our borders secure from the threat of the Covis-19 virus; ought to produce the same reaction from its defenders as a person who, having jumped off a roof, mysteriously finds himself failing to float gently to the ground.
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – I welcome the proposal to substantially reduce the number of DHB’s
Too much public money has been going into management instead of the frontline and there have been several alarmin examples in recent years of inept governance.
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Political Caption Competition
Hey Press Gallery, I call this one Paper, and this one Mâché, because my shit is shredded!