US expert on ending homelessness points to lessons learnt – Community Housing Aotearoa
New Zealand can benefit from lessons learnt in the United States, where homelessness is reducing, a US expert says. According…
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Road pricing years off, public transport investment needed now – Labour Party
With road pricing still years away, Labour will step up with investment in public transport to ease Auckland’s congestion woes,…
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What the bloody hell did they do to the NZ Herald? Am I right?
It’s easier to navigate peace between Israel and Palestine than the new NZ Herald website.
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Why Winston’s anti-Muslim rhetoric is so stupid
Because poor old Labour desperately need to stay on Winston’s good side and because the Greens will get shafted with sweet bugger all in a Labour/NZ First minority Government if they criticise him, it looks like I’ll have to point out for the Left how fucking stupid Winston’s comments are.
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Look at the way National Party MPs try and deceive NZers
The last 9 year rule of National has seen a deeply ideological drive to mutilate the state’s ability to raise revenue so that it can consistently amputate their social welfare obligations. This allows the Government to claim they are ‘living within their means’.
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Right wing semantics over Budget 2017
It is almost obscene that right wing pundits get to pretend that this was a ‘left wing family friendly’ budget when it was nothing of the sort!
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Duncan Grieve’s unbelievable blog supporting Julie Christie highlights every criticism ever made about his cash for copy blog ‘The Spinoff’
Julie Christie was cultural herpes who used TV to distract and dumb down a country. She is the McDonalds of entertainment and is nothing to celebrate or support. She has committed more hate crimes against broadcasting than Mike Hosking and her role in killing off Campbell Live should never be forgiven.
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Maybe Trump doesn’t realise – this changes everything
Civil society is also mobilising and activists are mobilising to seize the opportunity. At last there is a deeply offensive target and outrageous behaviour to protest against, instead of the smooth lies and hypocrisy that have been covered over for years by clever PR strategies funded by ExxonMobil and the fossil fuel lobbies.
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Political Caption Competition
After 8 long years we got one short knight
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20,000 patients admitted to acute mental health care ‘hospital’ facilities in 3 years
These answers will not be found by Coleman and a bunch of time-serving, hui-hopping bureaucrats sitting on their chuffs in Wellington. The community must continue to pile pressure on them and their paymasters until the issues start getting seriously addressed.