Māori Climate Commissioner congratulates Stuff for incredible climate change coverage
The Māori Climate Commissioner, Donna Awatere Huata, congratulates Stuff.co.nz for their incredible climate change coverage over the last week. “The science…
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GUEST BLOG: Willie Jackson – Paying our Sisters, Daughters, Aunties and Wives what they are worth is good for everyone
What better way to truly celebrate 125 years of universal suffrage than establish equal pay.
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Dave Macpherson: Parents of Nicky Stevens call for stronger suicide reduction target than Inquiry suggests
“What we now want is for mental health to no longer be a political football, and for all the Parliamentary parties to get their heads together around a mental health improvement programme that all of them will sign up to going into the future.”
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WHOA! I know Simon Bridges is in trouble, but had NO IDEA he was in THIS MUCH trouble!
This is an act of meaningless desperation by an irrelevant leader desperately trying to stay relevant.
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Dr Liz Gordon: The state of the States
Just back from a week’s holiday in Hawaii which, by virtue of colonisation and capitalism, became the 50th State of the USA in 1959. As a series of Pacific Islands, it sits quite uncomfortably within the union of States. For example, the department stores were full of winter clothes, including coats, but Hawaii has no winter, the only ‘seasons’ being rainy and not-rainy.
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Raining On The White Tribe’s Parade
WHAT WERE THEY THINKING? The people who decided it would be a good idea to take Santa out of the Nelson Santa Parade?
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 4th December 2018
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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NZDF secrecy to protect them, not us
When you consider only 324 documents out of 17 000 have been released, who is bering protected here?
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NZ First guts fishing oversight and it stinks
…so commercial fishing pay Shane a big donation and Shane cuts back on oversight of the commercial fishing industry.
Doesn’t that smell fishy?
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Labour’s declining share of national income
The economist for the Council of Trade Unions Bill Rosenberg has produced some revealing data about the resumption of the declining share of labour income in the New Zealand economy in the most recent CTU economic Bulletin.