Stare how we treat disabled beneficiaries in the face
This is how the neoliberal welfare state that Metiria stood up against treats the disabled…
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Why National’s Bootcamps are 10 times worse than you thought they were
We know our justice system is racist, this new policy is weighted heavily against Maori who would fail many of the set criteria being used. All this will do is put even more young Maori in prison.
We should be horrified at policy so openly racist.
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National’s response to mental health is a sick sad joke that should rule them out of Government
All National have announced is 17 new right wing social experiments to try and fix the dysfunction they are exacerbating by using solutions that are the problem!
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Gareth Morgan’s open letter to Mike Hosking’s Boss
Dear Shayne, I write in response to an online “editorial” posted by one of your staff on Monday August 14th….
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New Zealanders deserve better than scaremongering over water – Labour Party
New Zealanders need to hear from National about how they will fund the clean-up of our rivers and lakes for…
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10 Important stories about National’s political agenda that got lost in Jacindamania and Metiria’s assassination
With all the heat, noise and media attention on Jacindamania and Metiria’s political assassination, important news stories that really spell out the deficiencies and hollowness of National’s political agenda are being lost in the noise.
Here are the top 10.
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MUST WATCH: Jake Tame destroys Bill English over Bootcamps
Jack Tame is one of NZs best and most underrated journalists and interviewers, watch him destroy Bill English’s bullshit reasoning over Bootcamps.
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Political Caption Competition
Spot the difference
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Nuclear war threats and Nazi rallies? That’s 205 days of President Trump
Trump is building a third electorate, alienated culturally and broken economically by Democrats and Republicans and fuelled on racist radicalism. All he needs now is some external threat to manipulate and demand total obedience from.
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Metiria Turei and the debate on poverty and inequality
Poverty and inequality are topics our two main political parties would prefer not to talk about. It was their political decisions in the 1980s and 1990s which led directly and predictably to poverty for beneficiaries and low-income families and their political decisions which have maintained and entrenched it since.