Government has the power to stop giant oil ship: Greenpeace
Greenpeace are criticising a reported statement by the new Minister of Energy, Megan Woods, that the decision about whether to…
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Wage and salary earners $11,500 a year short on parent’s – CTU
Wage and salary earners $11,500 a year short on their parent’s share of national income Statistics New Zealand’s National Accounts…
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This is Aotearoa New Zealand: Get used to it – Human Rights Commission
A Dunedin man who slammed anyone who supports te reo Māori as a “boring bigot” in a recent opinion piece…
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The collegial mood suffers in cash starved system – NZNO
The NZNO Employment Survey and our Kai Tiaki journal reporters have repeatedly found that when bullying occurs in nursing it…
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NZ sovereignty threatened by trade deal, say academics – University Of Auckland
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) could prevent our government from regulating drug advertisements that target New Zealanders, according to a new…
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Sunday 26th 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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National whines about Cullen’s appointment – they should know about cronyism
When it comes to a repulsive cocktail of double standards, self-interest, and hypocrisy, National is the party that just keeps on giving…
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Why Black Friday is the perfect mutation of the First Thanksgiving Colonialism
Black Friday is the shopping day after Thanksgiving in America where stores drop prices to ridiculously low levels causing ugly scenes of violence outside department stores as desperate people shove and stampede past each other in an orgy of consumerism that makes one sad and repelled in equal measure.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Saturday 25th 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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St. Steven and the Holy Grail of Fiscal Responsibility
Each time the Nats open their mouths to carp about the Coalition’s reforms, it is a delight to remind them of their own pitiful track record over the last nine years. And for Steven Joyce, I offer his very own: