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Include all children in our youth justice system: An open letter to PM John Key and Cabinet Ministers
We write to you as people who have frontline and research experience of vulnerability in our care and protection and…
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National Government turning peace activists into terrorists – Auckland Peace Action
The National Government is aiming to turn peace activists into terrorists with the new Maritime Crimes Act. Doug Robertson, a…
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Helen Clark media statement on next SG straw poll
The UN Security Council has held its fourth straw poll on the candidates for UN Secretary-General. Helen Clark is pleased…
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Monday 12th September 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Mental Health workers urged to ‘blow the whistle’ on Mental Health – The People’s Mental Health Review
It is now time for mental health clinicians, from all professions, to use the People’s Mental Health Review to “blow…
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If the Government want to protect WINZ workers – change their draconian welfare policies – not turn offices into a fortress
Beneficiaries are treated little better than cattle by a large number of burnt out frontline WINZ Staff, and adding to that underfunded hopelessness are counter-productive policies driven by ideology and not empirical evidence.
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EXCLUSIVE: The truth about migration (Part 2 of 4)
In the last six years, there have been on average 166,000 temporary work visas issued each year. These consist of people on working holidays, seasonal workers, essential skills workers and migrant family members.
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15 year after 9-11. So when are we invading Saudi Arabia?
I don’t buy complex and convoluted conspiracies that require the planting of explosives etc etc etc, but I certainly believe no one exploited this tragedy with quite as much ruthlessness as the Bush administration and their military industrial complex allies.
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John Key and drugs
Every time Key is challenged on poverty or inequality, his default position seems to be to blame it on drugs.