What to do about Bill’s threat of democratic sabotage
What Bill is threatening is to just run malicious interference for the next 3 years to slow down any way for the new Government to pass its agenda.
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There needs to be a voice for the Cannabis Industry if referendum is to mean anything
Moving to a taxed and regulated cannabis market would create jobs, tax revenue and a huge drop in prison and policing costs.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Sunday 5th November 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Why Marama Davidson needs to be the new co-leader of the Green Party
Marama has the intelligence, leadership skills and vision to retain the social justice and environmental values while Shaw can woo small and ethical business.
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Land banking – capitalism’s weeping sore
National’s denial is partly to blame why our horrendous housing crisis spiralled out of control. During it’s nine years in office, National continued to point-blank deny the social problems it faced. This continuing denial will ensure they remain in opposition for the coming decade.
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Government Takes First Baby Steps On Foreign Control – Cafca
Government Takes First Baby Steps On Foreign Control But Needs To Get Its Arse-Kicking Boots On, And Fast The Campaign…
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PM urged to protect health in TPPA negotiations
In a letter today to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, three health organisations set out major concerns on the Trans Pacific…
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Dotcoms Announce Settlement of Lawsuit Against NZ Police
Kim Dotcom and Mona Dotcom announce that they have resolved their lawsuit against the New Zealand Police in which the…
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League Urges Progress on State Care Inquiry – Maori Women’s Welfare League
All three Government parties supported the call for an inquiry into abuse of children in State care and it is…
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Parihaka Day to be commemorated in Auckland – Auckland Peace Action
“On Sunday, 5 November, Parihaka Day will be commemorated with a day-long peace conference at the Auckland Central Library hosted…