SANTA CLAUS IS IN THE BASEMENT AND HE’S COMING FOR YOU!
You’ve seen Dickens at The Basement, you’ve seen JC himself, you’ve even seen a Real Housewife, but now it’s time…
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Ummmm, let me get this straight, if there’s a fuel tax, you’ll stop driving in Auckland?
Herald readers are revolting over plans to raise a fuel tax in Auckland, and they are saying they will leave the city…
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MSD is treating loans as income in the courts – Child Poverty Action Group
Borrowed money should not count as income that can reduce benefit entitlements, saysChild Poverty Action Group (CPAG). In a case…
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E tū Aviation welcomes new Government’s rejection of low wage economy
E tū Aviation has welcomed the new Prime Minister’s call for productive relationships between business and workers, and an end…
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87% of doctors, “Reduce health costs, grow Cannabis” – The Hemp Foundation
The Hemp Foundation is frustrated at the short sighted ignorance of politics. We are doctors, nutritionists, patients, parents, professionals, and we…
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Bring Our Students Back – Migrant Lives Matter
This Sunday at 3pm at the Unitarian Church in Ponsonby Auckland there will be a rally to ask the new…
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Strategies Of Right-Wing Resistance: It Can Happen here
CAN WE REALLY DO THIS? As the euphoria of victory wears off, and the sheer enormity of the challenge confronting…
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Political Caption Competition
Wo lost the election and it wasn’t fair – waa waa waa
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Thursday 26th October 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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WaateaNews: The sad joke of Labour Day
Labour Day became a national holiday in New Zealand in 1899. It was to commemorate and celebrate the rise of worker powers and how the earliest Pakeha settlers coming to New Zealand fought to create a fair balance of power between the boss and the worker.