Amnesty International’s top honour goes to NZ youth climate groups
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL is awarding three New Zealand climate youth groups with its Ambassador of Conscience award, its highest recognition for human…
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MEDIAWATCH: “No one told me about sexual assault complaints” – wheels start falling off Spinoff story
…Mitchell must release the emails to back his version of events up because this is an extraordinary counter claim that undermines the Spinoff story considerably.
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From SpinOff sanctimony to Garner thuggery – the Salem Witch Trial weekend media pile-on against Jacinda
Peter Ellis died last week and we like to think that the age of hysterical allegations and rumour has passed us and that we would never become so quickly consumed by the furnace of accusation without objective evidence.
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Dr Liz Gordon: History and language
I have enjoyed Māori language week, but believe that every week should celebrate te reo Māori, our indigenous language.
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Simon Bridges: the 15 March Christchurch massacre and winning at any cost
Just when you thought Simon Bridges couldn’t sink any lower – he has.
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Dr Liz Gordon: The right for women to stand for Parliament
Happy 100 years, parliamentary women!
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Political Caption Competition
Duncan Garner and Matthew Hooton claims photo shows evidence of Jacinda warming up another child for assault.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Monday – 16th September 2019
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Comrade Simon – China’s best friend
…I’m not sure if a man widely accused of being a Chinese spy inside the National Party caucus rushing to defend Simon’s bewildering praise of the Chinese regime is really helping…
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Early enrolments point to low turn out in Auckland Local Government elections
So far we have 85.2% of eligible voters enrolled in Auckland, this time last election we had 87.6% and last election was one of our lowest turn outs with a mere 37.9%.