Pastry House workers to strike over low-ball pay offer – E tū’
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Better People Make Better All Blacks
For Coach Graham Henry, who during his tenure began to rebuild the world’s most successful sporting team from the inside out, the emphasis was on individual character and personal leadership. That is, ‘Better People Make Better All Blacks’.
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GUEST BLOG: Doug Renwick – A Discourse on Corporate Propaganda Part 3: The Mass Media on welfare and crime
When it comes to disciplining the general population there aren’t too many different deceptions you can use to do it.
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“Prisons, Race and Abolition” – public lecture with Moana Jackson at the Mangere Central Community Hall on the 26th of October at 7pm
Moana Jackson (Ngāti Kahungunu, Ngāti Porou) has a long history of activism and advocacy surrounding the Criminal Injustice System in…
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Malcolm Evans – All Brothers
Malcolm Evans – All Brothers
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Political Caption Competition
Australia media startled by flightless Kiwi
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Wednesday 26th October 2016
5: The huge internet attack to protect Julian Assange could have been far bigger, and it could happen again
4: Hedge Fund Chief Uses Pay-to-Play Loophole to Put $500,000 Toward Pro-Trump Ads
3: Iraq: Coalition huddles as forces inch towards Mosul
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New Pussy Riot song ‘Straight outta Vagina’
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday 26th October 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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“Old Lefties” – WTF! Simon Wilson hosts “Table Talk” at the Ika Seafood Bar and Grill
“LABOUR – WTF?” The question said it all. And the packed-out restaurant confirmed its aptness. Laila Harré has good instincts for the mood of the Auckland Left, and “WTF?” sums up its assessment of the current state of the Labour Party with earthy directness.