Tobacco giants lobbying power must be reined in by Govt – AAAP
Auckland Action Against Poverty is calling on the Government to better regulate tobacco giants such as Philip Morris and Imperial…
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The media who spend so much time denigrating men now think men might need help with suicide
I heard Mike King once say that the most important thing he tells young men around NZ about suicide is that they are loved. It’s a message that is being ignored everywhere else because we have become a broken nation of unloved fatherless sons.
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Canterbury Correct In Not Interfering with Student Comedy – Free Speech Coalition
Free Speech Coalition urges University of Canterbury to resist bullying calls to suppress student freedom of speech. As an arm…
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Government releases “deficient” petroleum strategy – Greenpeace
The Government has today released a draft 10-year Minerals and Petroleum Resource Strategy which will be used to inform a…
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GUEST BLOG: Ross Meurant – Half Way Mark
Six months ago, I thought Labour would be returned at the next General Election – as a result of National losing. Today, I reckon National will gain the Treasury Benches – as a result of Labour losing.
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Political Podcast – Sean Plunket vs Damien Grant vs Bomber: This week – Trump & Greenland, Ihumatao hikoi, NIWA report saying 800000 Kiwis at risk from climate change & should submitters to parliament have to disclose their backers?
This week – Trump & Greenland, Ihumatao hikoi, NIWA report saying 800000 Kiwis at risk from climate change & should submitters to parliament have to disclose their backers?
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Waatea News Column: Criminalising Māori smokers is not a solution
Parliament is currently looking to criminalise smoking in cars with children. Seeing as the largest block of people this would impact are young Māori women, the idea of green-lighting Police to hassle young Māori women any more than they currently do sounds like a recipe for disaster.
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Political Caption Competition
National attack Labour’s new prison plan as providing massages for prisoners.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday 28th 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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PUB POLITICS 8pm Monday 2nd live streamed from Chapel Bar – The Cannabis Referendum with Paula Bennett, Chloe Swarbrick, David Seymour & Chris Fowlie
featuring:
Deputy Leader of the National Party, Paula Bennett –
Leader of the ACT Party, David Seymour –
Green Party MP and spokesperson on Drug reform, Chloe Swarbrick –
President of NORML & TDB cannabis blogger, Chris Fowlie.