People’s Review report shows urgent policies needed, says CPAG
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) says that the People’s Review of Renting reportreleased today by ActionStation and Renters United should…
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Bigger surplus means we can end poverty, clean up our rivers, and tackle climate change – Green Party
A bigger surplus will allow a new government to manage the economy responsibly while making the changes people know are…
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‘The People’s Review of Renting’ Tells Human Stories – Renters United
Personal moving testimony from some of the forgotten people whose daily lives are affected by New Zealand’s housing crisis –…
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Disturbing Signs
LABOUR HQ needs to upgrade its intelligence. Because out there in the streets there are a host of disturbing signs – most of them their own!
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Councillor Efeso Collins is 100% right on Easter Trading
I back my good friend and hopefully future leader of NZ one day, Councillor Efeso Collins, in his righteous smack down of Easter trading laws in Auckland on The AM Show this morning.
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Should we accept Mike Hosking’s attempt at voter suppression on Seven Sharp?
Last night, Mike Hosking told the country that New Zealanders who had not enrolled by yesterday couldn’t vote.
This is 1000% bullshit.
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Ohariu u-turn – Latest Green Party meltdown
I’m voting Greens because I stand with Metiria and because they are the only Party who are actually promising to do something about poverty in this country. Labour are too gutless and spineless to increase welfare, the Greens have the courage to do that.
Unfortunately I’m not sure the Greens will be able to get to the finish line without self-mutilating themselves into oblivion.
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GUEST BLOG: Damon Rusden – Campaign Diary Part 2
“Today I went to Greenmeadows primary school and went along with a support teacher to see what they do and need.
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Political Caption Competition
No Prime Minister, we can’t make houses, we make cake. No Prime Minister people can’t live in cake.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Thursday 24th August 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.