Political Caption Competition
Even for John Key, a Judith Collins Prime Ministership makes him plead for sanity from the voters.
Most Recent Blogs
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday – 28th July 2020
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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NewsHub Bombshell Poll – Winners & Losers
The Newshub poll is such a bombshell because many feared the rise of Judith Collins would excite a dark side of the NZ psyche and National would be competitive again.
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Dr Liz Gordon: Rethinking education
On Saturday I attended the Alternative Aotearoa meeting in Wellington. This was a fantastic event, organised by my friend and fellow Daily Blogger John Minto. I think what stood out for me was the large number of young people, pākeha, Māori and Pacifica who spoke passionately about the need for change in so many aspects of New Zealand life.
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TWITTER WATCH: Oh Hamish Price. Bless.
Even if Labour drop 5% by election day, THEY STILL FORM A MAJORITY GOVERNMENT!
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Political Caption Competition
Labour Party MP learns there is no such thing as a joke on social media.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Monday – 27th July 2020
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – The individual versus the need to have a cohesive society
An underlying, but often unspoken, theme in political debate is the issue of the rights and wants of the individual versus the need to have a cohesive society.
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GUEST BLOG: Damon Rusden – Reimagining the New Zealand Police: racism, funding and a whole lot of history
Aotearoa New Zealand has always valued the role of a police force, and understood the need for law enforcement. This assumed legitimacy has come under dispute. As we march steadily towards the half-life of the 21st Century, we need to define that role.
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Education And Training Bill Change On Physical Restraint A Win For Disability Advocacy – Human Rights Commission
Retaining ‘physical restraint’ over allowing teachers to use ‘physical force’ in last minute changes to the Education and Training Bill…