Parents’ plea: Don’t let any more of our kids die – PSA
Parents who lost their 15-year-old daughter to suicide two months ago delivered a 30,000-strong petition to Parliament today to mark…
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Lack of financial support and tertiary enrolment decline – NZUSA
The New Zealand Union of Students’ Associations (NZUSA) says that financial support is failing to meet the rising costs of…
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Green candidate part of anti-nuclear campaign awarded Nobel
The Green Party congratulates the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN), a global coalition of NGOs that has been…
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CTU: Special votes confirm mood for change
Special votes confirm mood for change Working New Zealanders today welcomed the news that special votes in the General Election…
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New Zealand 2017 General Election – Official Results – Electoral Commission
New Zealand 2017 General Election – Official Results The Electoral Commission has declared the official results for the 2017 General…
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The Hallelujah Song
In the absence of the Left’s uplifted voices, Winston will take what he can get from the Right. Better to deal with people who have never known that such transformational music exists, than be disappointed by Labour-Green politicians who no longer consider the Hallelujah Song worth singing.
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Open letter to Waikato DHB Member to Chair regarding handling of CEO’s expenses
I am concerned at your reported comments in the media – particularly those in the Waikato Times – where you are reported to have stated that you “have the full confidence of the Board”, in relation to the issues arising from the CEO’s expenses, As this issue was not raised with the full Board, there is no basis for you saying this, and it is not accurate.
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Political Caption Competition
Are you sure this is how we scare Winston?
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 10th 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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Galipolli or Mangatawhiri? – selective memory of war
It would be much more appropriate for New Zealand to scrap ANZAC DAY (25 April – dated for the landing at Gallipoli in World War I) and shift our national remembrance of war to 12 July – the day in 1863 that imperial troops crossed the Mangatawhiri River and the great war for New Zealand began.