Minto for Mayor – for a future which makes sense
Keep Our Assets Canterbury (KOA) will announce it is standing John Minto in a campaign for the Christchurch mayoralty at a…
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WHAT THE HELL JUST HAPPENED AT IHUMĀTAO LAST NIGHT? Did Shane Jones attempt a coup?
This morning there is still confusion as to how the hell the Police managed to misread the very clear directions Jacinda had given to NOT escalate this.
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The Feeble Strength Of One
THE DEPARTURE of Jack McDonald from the Greens is meaningful – but probably not in the way he intended.
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Political Caption Competition
Shouldn’t Mike’s tailor be the one stepping up? Why does he look like a carpet salesman?
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New Look TDB – Contribution Drive
We are asking for contributions AFTER updating our entire design. We won’t promise to write things that you like in return for cash and we won’t make grand promises of journalism that we never bother implementing.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 6th August 2019
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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BREAKING: Police assault Ihumātao leader, kettle protestors, using phone blockers & threatening mass arrests
Jacinda Ardern, this is happening on YOUR watch and History is watching.
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Wow – David Seymour goes where few NZ Politicians dare – he just attacked China!
That leadership over the Euthanasia Bill coupled with this new spine in standing up to China means I think he could rebuild the ACT brand.
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My trial against the NZ Police starts this month in Wellington – an invitation to NZ media
If the NZ Police are able to create a precedence for secret trails using secret evidence, that impacts every single one of us as citizens in this democracy and so I invite all mainstream media to cover this exceptional trial on Wednesday 14th in Wellington. The only reason the Police are trying this on is because they don’t think anyone is paying attention.
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Waatea News Column: Dear Tracey Martin. I’m sorry Minister but your Oranga Tamariki response is disgracefully tone deaf
The Minister responsible for Oranga Tamariki has finally responded over the weekend to the outrage within Māoridom at the Oranga Tamariki uplifts and her response is disgracefully tone deaf.