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A funny thing happened at the Mall…
If ever New Zealand draws up a constitution, our Second Amendment should guarantee the right to bear balloons. And that’s it: balloons.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday 3rd October 2018
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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The Liberal Agenda – Time For A Serious Train Solution To Auckland Airport
PUBLIC MEETING 9th OCTOBER:
The public meeting is this Tuesday night (9th October), 7pm, Mt Eden War Memorial Hall, 487 Dominion Road.
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Political Caption Competition
If you see Winston Peters, give his ‘immigrant test’ this.
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Dear NZ Herald – why are you publishing a climate denier without telling your readers they are a climate denier
Even for the fucking NZ Herald this is deceitful beyond belief.
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Chicken industry conning people into buying into cruelty – SAFE
Animal rights group SAFE is taking aim at the misleading labels on the packaging of chickens bred for meat. Annually,…
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Voters relying on evasive and misleading information from Entrust – City Vision
Voters will be lacking important information as a result of the current Entrust trustees failure to respond to crucial questions…
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The Devil’s Imagination
the Fossil Fuel Industry-inspired “Big Lies” that anthropogenic global warming is either a scientific “hoax” or a “left-wing plot” to bring down the capitalist system. Earth’s climate is always changing, they argue. Long before human-beings made their appearance, the planet was, by turns, boiling hot and freezing cold. If, and the word “if” is emphasised, the planet is going through another warming period, then 1) it’s not our fault; and 2) there’s nothing we can do about it except adapt the best way we can. After all, with just a tiny fraction of the technology they now possess, human-beings made it through the Ice Age!
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The Case for Migrant Sex Work
There was not a single sex worker on the streets, not a single neon sign advertising a brothel and absolutely no large signs advertising a sex menu the last time I drove down the main street of Waihi. I stopped for coffee and nosed around to make sure I wasn’t missing something before declaring loudly to nobody in particular “I told you so.”