The Daily Blog Open Mic – Sunday 7th 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 Daily Blog Open Mic – Saturday 6th 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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Children’s Commissioner commends cross party support for Child Poverty Reduction Bill
The Children’s Commissioner is delighted by the announcement this afternoon that the Child Poverty Reduction Bill will receive cross party…
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Save the Children Pleased with Support for Child Poverty Bill
Save the Children New Zealand are delighted to see that the Government’s Child Poverty Reduction Bill has received unanimous support…
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Seven years after Rena disaster, marine environment still not protected – Forest and Bird
Forest & Bird and the Motiti Rohe Moana Trust say it’s high time the Bay of Plenty Regional Council got…
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Go Bus forces members to strike to hold meeting – First Union
Over 100 bus drivers in the Waikato region had to take strike action today in order to meet to discuss…
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E tū supportive of construction initiatives
E tū says it is supportive of new government initiatives to bolster recruitment and training in the construction industry. The…
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Huhtamaki job losses “devastating blow” – E Tu
E tū says the loss of 128 jobs at the Huhtamaki factory in Henderson is a devastating blow for workers…
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Child Poverty Reduction Bill risks entrenching failed Social Investment approach. – AAAP
The National Party has come out in support of the Labour’s Child Poverty Reduction Bill, which is supposed to help…
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The Political Amnesia Of Winston Peters’ Critics
Far from undermining our parliamentary democracy, the Electoral Integrity legislation which NZ First insisted form a central part of this new coalition government’s programme now stands as a solid protection against any repetition of the constitutional outrage of 1998. That blatant attack on MMP which Winston Peters perennial critics either cannot, or will not, acknowledge.