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Most Recent Blogs
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Thursday 4th 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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Waatea 5th Estate – Sensible Sentencing Trust Special
Joining us tonight to discuss the Bain outcome, Private Prisons + an incarceration level hitting 10 000…
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Doing Something Huge: Is It Time For Progressivism To Cut Loose Its Camp Followers
BLACK LIVES MATTER (BLM) just got serious about political change. Casting aside the Occupy Wall Street model of structureless confusion, it has announced its intention to become a nationwide movement presenting a coherent political agenda for the radical transformation of American society.
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Why Helen Clark’s legacy deserves criticism
The surprise and angry denunciation of the Maori Party for taking the stance they did suggests to me that most NZers, many Labour Party supporters included, don’t fully appreciate the naked manipulation of power Helen conducted to maintain her leadership. Rather than challenging the centre’s ignorance, she gave into it.
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Why the Unitary Plan is a fight between the haves and want mores
We need to ban foreign ownership, bring in a capital gains tax and build 100 000 affordable houses for first time buyers and 10 000 state homes to be built in Auckland alongside an urban intensification to solve this Housing Crisis.
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Status quo Left Parties globally do anything to stop real progressives
As more and more citizens question the neoliberal capitalism we have, the further old political parties do everything to try and repress real policy changes from the free market dogma.
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Waatea 5th Estate – Is the Unitary Plan a scam?
Joining us tonight to discuss if the Unitary Plan is a scam…
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Protest Housing Crisis at The Block NZ open home this weekend
When there is a housing crisis, and there are families living in garages and cars, do you think that its fair that a prime time TV show celebrates property speculation?
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Plunket and the slow strangulation of community organisations
Ms Perry made pertinent points and raised the very real problem of funding cuts and terminated contracts for community organisations dealing with some of society’s most vulnerable and damaged people.