The obscenity of The Block’s speculative renovation porn
How obscene is it that The Block winners make a $480k profit at time of homelessness & kiwis living in cars?
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Cough-cough – Impertinent question time – Does Key’s fear that decriminalising cannabis sending the wrong message to teenagers extend to his own children?
John Key is doing the rounds of media this morning stating that decriminalising cannabis would send the wrong message to teenagers.
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Political Caption Competition
Pauline Hansen with her shadow front bench
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Monday 15th August 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Why Donald Trump’s language tells us more than what he says
To win, Trump needs to get 7 out of 10 white male voters, and his spiteful angry reaction to being told he’s wrong is the exact same spiteful angry pride that you see erupt from many white men when they are challenged.
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Was Malcolm Rewa a Police Informant?
The horror that the NZ Police may have protected a serial rapist because he was an informant is such an alarming allegation that it demands an immediate and independent inquiry.
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New Cannabis Poll in favour of decriminalising means nothing
Another pointless poll by the Drug Foundation who have managed sweet bugger all in 20 years.
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West-pac-ed and Leaving
If the workers and customers can invest years of service and loyalty to Westpac, is it too much to expect some of that loyalty and service reciprocated?
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ANZ Bank says one thing last month, does another this month
So last month, the ANZ chief executive David Hisco, published a speech where he urgently called upon the Government to do something about the over heated housing market.
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Labour get a master class this week in learning how vested Media’s interests really are
It’s been a tough week for Labour and a timely reminder that the mainstream media are there to see through the vested interests of their corporate masters, it sure as hell isn’t there to serve the interests of the least powerful in society.