The Daily Blog Open Mic – 4th November 2022
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day. Moderation rules are…
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WHAT THE HELL IS THIS! Gerald stared at the words on the screen as if, somehow, he could make them…
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Why don’t we treat Pasifika the same as Australians when they want to visit Aotearoa New Zealand?
Thanks to TVNZ for putting the spotlight on the government racist immigration policies which discriminate again and again against our…
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Unemployment Rate Remains At 3.3 Percent – Statistics New Zealand
The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 3.3 percent in the September 2022 quarter, unchanged from last quarter, Stats NZ said…
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Unemployment Remains Low, Public-sector Wages Need To Rise – CTU
Data released by Stats NZ shows a strong labour market with unemployment remaining low, more people in work, and more…
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Nats Tax Plan Would Rob The Poor To Pay The Rich (again) – First Union
Research released today by the Council of Trade Unions (CTU) shows the opposition National Party’s headline tax policy – a…
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Luxon Risks Burning Down Five Years Of Climate Progress – Green Party
Chris Luxon’s plan to reopen new gas projects in the middle of the climate crisis is about as irresponsible as…
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Greens Call On Govt To Grant Visa Waiver Status To All Pacific Countries
The Green Party is calling on the Government to change visa settings to allow people visiting Aotearoa from the Pacific…
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Tax Excess Profits, Don’t Leave It To The Good Will Of Large Corporations – Green Party
The Green Party is once again calling on the Government to introduce an excess profits tax and use the money…
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Farewell Filep Karma, the revered West Papuan leader who could have ushered in unity
A tragic day of mourning. Thousands thronged the West Papuan funeral cortège for human rights leader Filep Karma as the banned Morning Star led the way in defiance of the Indonesian military.