Q+A Review: 9.30pm Prime Time Politics
It is so important that Q+A is now on at prime time.
Most Recent Blogs
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GUEST BLOG: Tony Stevens – A Healthy Workplace
In New Zealand, across the world, the cultural response to mental health in the workplace is troubling. Broadly there’s been a lot of progress tackling the mental health stigma in recent years, but workplaces have not caught up to the important discussions happening in wider society.
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State Housing Action Network says NO to grubby little deals offering “pocket money” to HNZ tenants
With its appalling record in handling the cases reported in the media so far, Housing NZ has a huge bill ahead of it and will want to put this matter to rest asap. On their record of disrespect and callous attitudes to vulnerable tenants we expect HNZ will want to do lots of quick, grubby little deals with affected tenants and offer them “pocket money” compensation.
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Dr Liz Gordon – Oh the happy joys of Government!
These are exciting times, with the smell of much-needed social and economic reforms in the air across many areas of life. At the same time, there are many crocodiles snapping at the heels of the government, and these can be ignored for only so long. The two biggest of these are the 30% government spending threshold that has been self-imposed, and the decision to ruffle powerful business interests with labour sector reform.
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Political Caption Competition
John Key arrives at the National Party Conference from the seventh gate of Hell.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Monday 30th July 2018
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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What the 2018 National Party Conference tells us
It’s been an interesting conference and I think some of the surface headlines suggest deeper moves we aren’t picking up on.
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Let’s be brutally honest about Charter Schools and Māori shall we?
Charter Schools always seemed to be a solution searching for a problem.
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The single one thing that would forever change 7pm current affairs
If we made 7pm a time slot of current affairs, we could get a broad spectrum of that across the channels.
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How the Woke Left lost the free speech debate and gave Southern and Molyneux a marketing victory
The Woke Left would protest the Vagina Monologues for not being sensitive enough to women without vaginas. It’s like a Spinoff TV dinner party where Simon Wilson has just finished a 5 hour powerpoint presentation on the importance of cycle lanes while you’re stuck between Lizzie Marvelly and Toby Manhire arguing over who hates men most and who can firebomb the Pop-Up Globe fastest. You can’t get to a democratic majority of 51% if people suspect you want to legislate infant girls being gifted anything pink as a hate crime.