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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Friday 23rd June 2017
5: Are Russia and the US About to Go to War Over Syria?
4: Trump does not want a ‘poor person’ in cabinet role
3: Jared Kushner’s Pursuit of Middle East Peace Looks a Lot Like Total Surrender to Israel
2: U.S. Tied to Torture in Network of Secret Yemen Prisons Run by UAE
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Friday 23rd June 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Bill English misleads Parliament on Police statement – Labour Party
Bill English’s attempt to restore his damaged credibility over the Todd Barclay affair has backfired after his claim to have…
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All Tyred out; government announces false solution for tyre woes – Product Stewardship Council
After rejecting an industry-designed workable product stewardship scheme for end of life tyres, Environment Minister Nick Smith announced today the…
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Two Reports Show Health & Poverty Gaps Widening – Closing The Gap
Two reports released last week show need for real concern about widening children’s health & poverty gaps, according to the…
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Record new arrivals as net migration tops 72,000 – Statistics New Zealand
Annual net migration reached 72,000 in the May 2017 year, Stats NZ said today. Migrant arrivals numbered 130,400 and migrant…
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Mixed views on Christchurch stock transfer – Community Housing Aotearoa
Community Housing Aotearoa (CHA) says the shortlisting of consortia is the expected next step in seeing state housing in Christchurch…
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Christchurch City Council helps National government facilitate the biggest privatisation of state assets in NZ history – State Housing Action
In a particular shameful act the Christchurch City Council is helping the National government facilitate the biggest privatisation in Zealand…
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Make Trade Fair in the Pacific
We gain privileged access to Pacific markets, but they gain no new access to our markets. There are no obligations on Australia to stop their protectionist policies towards Pacific kava exports and other fruit and vegetables that are produced in Australia. New Zealand exporters will gain $20 million in reduced tariffs, but this is lost revenue for Pacific governments that are already struggling to provide basic health care and education to their people.