Week 1 NZ Pandemic Lockdown – TDB Winners & Losers
As NZ tumbled into a casual Police state this week, here are the political winners & losers of Week 1 under Pandemic Lockdown…
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Media you should follow during this pandemic
No I don’t believe the virus is a military designed bio-weapon.
No I don’t think there is any connection with 5G.
No I don’t think I want to be Facebook Friends with you at this stage.
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TDB lockdown tips & hacks – Sunday 29th March
Todays gratitude – shout out to the lab testers who are working tirelessly around the clock to provide results for the rest of us.
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GUEST BLOG: Ross Meurant – POLICE BREACH PROTOCOLS
Unquestionably, the virus has impacted severely on us all.
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How Trump allows Jacinda to be honest about length of lockdown & our desperately needed economic Tino rangatiratanga for the Greater Depression
4 weeks lockdown is not going to be enough and we need to start admitting that so citizens are prepared.
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GUEST BLOG: Bryan Bruce – The Lockdown
Do we want to go back to what was “normal” – or do we want to take this unexpected downtime to rethink our economy so we emerge from this terrible moment determined to create a fairer New Zealand for our children and grandchildren?
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Life in Lock Down: Day 1
Day one of the Level 4 nationwide lock-down (or, DefCon 4 as I sometimes cheekily call it) started at 11.59PM on 25 March. For a moment, most of the nation held it’s collective breath. In that brief moment, as the countdown moved to one minute to midnight, everything changed.
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Waatea News Column: Jacinda & Grant protect Landlords but what about Renters?
The enormous help this Government has managed to extend to property speculators and homeowners with a mortgage-free holiday is wonderful and necessary, but where is the aid for Renters?
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Political Caption Competition
Hone Harawira fronts controversial new Tourism advert, ‘Where the bloody hell do you think you’re going?”
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Saturday – 28th March 2020
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.