SAFE protesting the largest export of cattle in two years this Sunday.
Caring Kiwis will be making a stand at Napier Port at 12pm on Sunday, August 4, speaking up for the…
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GUEST BLOG: John Tamihere – Southside & Westside violence
The Southside and the Westside have lower socio-economic higher ethnic communities that are always stereotyped. Working class does not mean lesser than, or second class. Southsiders and Westies may not all be flash.
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Political Caption Competition
So the fat controller here will keep my tank engine running while Shane is checking the yoga pants of protesters because Shane is an expert at checking out yoga pants.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Friday 2nd 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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Endgame: Will Winston Peters Blow Up The Coalition Over Ihumatao?
Why would Peters want to blow up the government he helped to forge? The bleedingly, bloody obvious answer is that NZ First’s ongoing participation in the Coalition is causing it to haemorrhage voter support.
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US border crisis: New Zealanders call on US Embassy for investigation into the treatment of asylum-seekers – Amnesty International
As the US government continues to detain children and separate families seeking safety on the US-Mexico border, a petition from…
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Media relaxed with state moves to police “harm” in broadcasts – Free Speech Coalition
There is reason to be nervous about a new strategy for the Broadcasting Standards Authority to focus on “harm” when…
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CNN Democratic Debate Round 2
I didn’t hear anyone who sounded like they could go toe to toe with Trump and pitch an alternative America.
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Chinese Consulate praises University of Auckland violence
Ihumātao could be the least of the Government’s problems.
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The Whaleoil blog is finally dead – reflecting on its impact over NZ politics
Whaleoil, more than any other media vehicle, gave voice to the ugly and violent part of NZs psyche. Malevolent always with a spite that justified its political bitterness, it allowed the sewer of our worst angels to feel empowered and feared.