Muddled numbers provide an opportunity for Government – Child Poverty Action Group
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) says that Treasury’s error in overestimatingthe numbers of children lifted out of poverty by both…
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AAAP urges Govt to stop taking $25m a year from solo mums – Auckland Action Against Poverty
Auckland Action Against Poverty urges Government to stop taking $25m a year from solo mums. Ministry of Social Development report…
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Government needs to support communities to Ditch the Fizz – Hapai Te Hauora
A Waikato University study has found that sugary drinks in New Zealand contain proportionally more sugar than their overseas counterparts….
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Medical Cannabis: Terminal vs Severe and Debilitating? – Medical Cannabis Awareness NZ
The exemptions outlined for the terminally ill by Labour’s Medical Cannabis bill do not go far enough, and have been…
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America edges towards NSA mass surveillance Death Star
Overnight the US Senate inched closer to granting the NSA a mass surveillance Death Star by ending debate on the FISA Amendments Reauthorization Act.
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Political Caption Competition
She can move in any direction
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Thursday 18th January 2018
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Labour Party’s Tax Working Group stacked 8 to 2 with corporate representatives
Most of these people spend their working days earning fat salaries advising wealthy corporates and rich listers how to minimise their taxes.
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Instagram hit by fake advertiser scam
This is enormously damaging to Instagram who allowed a fake company to create a scam and advertise on their platform.
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GUEST BLOG: Denis Tegg – Storm Surge and Sea Flood Firth of Thames – Jan 5 2018
Here is a short YouTube video and photo montage I have put together of the January 5 storm surge and sea flood event in Kaiaua, Thames and the Thames Coast. Why it happened, and some graphic not seen before footage of sea walls being overtopped, suburbs flooded, and roads wrecked.