A Week of Tim
A Week of Tim
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The Neoliberal State Defended By, Of All People, The Left
Herein lies the irony of the ongoing “free speech” controversy. As vociferous opponents of what they characterise as existential threats to traditional Anglo-Saxon culture, Lauren Southern’s and Stefan Molyneux’s looming visit to New Zealand is intended to persuade ordinary Kiwis to look to their own defence against the twin scourges of multiculturalism and identity politics.
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GUEST BLOG: Mike Lee – Goff’s ‘Toilet Tax’ – Auckland’s ‘winter of discontent’ set to continue
Just one week after the imposition of the council’s regressive fuel tax and a bunch of new targeted rates, came the disclosure in the NZ Herald that mayor Phil Goff has been planning ways to impose a so-called ‘Toilet Tax’ on the ratepayers of Auckland.
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Whānau Ora Diploma Graduation 2018 livestream 10.30am Friday
The Daily Blog will be live streaming the Whānau Ora Diploma Graduation 2018 this year Friday 3rd, from 10.30am.
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Political Caption Competition
A star is born
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Sunday 29th 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 happens when the Winter Energy Payment runs out? – Child Poverty Action Group
Low-income families on benefits have had the Winter Energy Payment (WEP) added to their weekly income since 1 July. But…
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Partnership signed with Pike River family representative – Pike River Recovery Agency
A partnership agreement signed this week between the Pike River Recovery Agency and the Stand With Pike Family Reference Group…
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Insights into why dairies sell tobacco – Cancer Society and Canterbury District Health Board
A recent survey by the Cancer Society and Canterbury District Health Board of 62 dairies and convenience stores in Christchurch…
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Beneficiaries hit hardest by rising rents – Statistics New Zealand
Beneficiaries faced the highest inflation in the June 2018 quarter (up 0.5 percent), Stats NZ said today. In contrast, Māori…