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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Tuesday 21st February 2017
5: Nobody Is Sure What Caused a Mysterious Radiation Spike Across Europe
4: Iraqi forces push into ISIL-held southern Mosul
3: DHS Memos: Speed Up Mass Deportations & Prosecute Parents Who Help Undocumented Children Enter U.S.
2: AS CONSTRUCTION NEAR STANDING ROCK RESTARTS, PIPELINE FIGHTS FLARE ACROSS THE U.S.
1: Swedish police comments ‘taken out of context’ in film cited by Trump -
The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 21st February 2017
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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$20.20 is the 2017 Living Wage rate
The official 2017 New Zealand Living Wage is $20.20. The 40 cent increase will come into effect on 1 July…
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People to occupy elderly tenant’s house as court date determines her fate – Tāmaki Housing Group
Ioela ‘Niki’ Rauti and her supporters will start another occupation of her home at 14 Taniwha Street, Glen Innes today…
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Maori Party statement on working with MANA Movement
The Māori Party and Mana Party have signed a historic agreement today to unite Māori politically. Māori Party president Tukoroirangi…
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MANA Movement statement on working with Maori Party
“Been a long time coming, but it’s what the people have been calling for” said Lisa McNab, MANA President about…
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TV REVIEW: If Seven Sharp is the McDonalds of Currents Affairs, The Project is Hell Pizza- but it’s still junk food
The 41 000 homeless, the 220 000 kids in poverty, those who can’t get a job, those locked out of home ownership, the working poor, beneficiaries, the vulnerable and the abused found no champion in the Fourth Estate here. The Project won’t hold anyone to account in an election year for them.
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The Daily Poem – Whakarongo mai, listen. By P.Rimmer
The Daily Poem – Whakarongo mai, listen. By P.Rimmer
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Little’s “Broad Church” Widens Labour’s Appeal
The question that cannot be avoided, however, is as straightforward as it is disconcerting: How many more percentage points might Labour have advanced in the Colmar Brunton poll had “discontented party activists” not spent the week prior to its execution demonstrating rank disunity and ideological extremism?