GUEST BLOG: Ross Meurant – NEW POLICE COMMISSIONER
In my opinion; the police are in a safe pair of hands.
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Life in Lock Down: Day 12
April 6: Day 12 of living in lock-down…
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TDB lockdown tips & hacks – Wednesday 8th April
Todays gratitude – Shout out Wednesday to the Truck Drivers who are moving NZ around while we stay locked down. Their tireless transport of goods through the country makes our agreed isolation possible. They work while we can’t. Our gratitude will be longer than 4 weeks.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday – 8th April 2020
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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NZNO Urges Government And Health Employers To Adopt He Kete Tapuhi Ora Response Package
NZNO urgently needs the Government and all health employers to commit to a comprehensive ‘He Kete Tapuhi Ora response package’…
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Labour’s cowardice to fix WINZ toxic culture returns to bite them in the arse as frightened NZers gridlock welfare Ministry
Labour’s failure to tackle the toxic culture at WINZ and MSD would become problematic once large numbers of NZers were forced to apply for welfare…
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Comparing Bridges commute to Clark’s breaching of quarantine are two separate issues
I get we want to be tribal on the Left, especially after one of our own has screwed up so badly, but come on, these are 2 very different things.
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Grim pandemic karma finally catches up with Boris Johnson
…I won’t shed one god damned tear for a man who was willing to kill half a million of his own people so that the fucking economy could keep along.
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GUEST BLOG: The Lockdown With Bryan Bruce Day 12: How are our Nurses Coping?
I asked them about how nurses were being treated before the crisis and now…. and what they hoped for once we have put this pandemic behind us.
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GUEST BLOG: Dave Brownz – Business as usual? No thanks
People are using their lockdown time to speculate about what the ‘new normal’ will look life after the COVIT-19 crisis is over. Nobody asked me but I’ll tell you anyway what the new normal will be and how it will not be different from the old normal, or ‘business as usual’, unless we stop it with a social revolution.