Bishop of Wellington welcomes end to oil and gas exploration – Anglican Bishops NZ
Right Reverend Justin Duckworth, Anglican Bishop of Wellington, has welcomed the announcement today that the Government will not issue any…
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The beginning of the end for the fossil fuel industry – 350 Aotearoa
350 Aotearoa says the government’s decision to ban new offshore oil and gas projects spells the beginning of the end…
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Political Caption Competition
Shit, did I leave the oven on?
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Monday 16th April 2018
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Ardern wrong to “accept” US-led air strikes on Syria. The Greens get it right
Prime Minister Adern has made a serious mistake in saying that she “accepts” why the US, UK and France have bombed Syria.
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Does Scott Simpson understand the word ‘formulaic’?
I can’t work out if he is being figurative or literal, as in Chloe actually gave this speech previously or perhaps Scott’s just learnt the word ‘formulaic’ and this is his first test drive of it in public?
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GUEST BLOG: Mike Lee – The March of Folly continues – Labour and the Greens fall into lock-step – the airport rail debacle
Auckland International Airport is of critical economic importance to Auckland and to New Zealand – it is the premier gateway to the country. Despite hundreds of millions of dollars spent on road construction in recent years, congestion on the route to the city is already near where it was 10 years ago, chronic at peak times, periodically at grid-lock. With airport passenger movements currently 19 million per year and predicted to increase to 40 million 2040, this chronic congestion can only become worse – with dire consequences.
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Political Caption Competition
Don’t trust him, don’t trust him, most certainly don’t trust her.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Sunday 15th April 2018
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Dear NZ, we are so racist we don’t know how racist we are
Regardless of whether or not the bias is intentional, if the system is providing favouritism, that isn’t fair, and as citizens in a progressive democracy we should all want for everyone to share the harvest with agency, acceptance and inclusion.