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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Thursday 22nd December 2016
5: Meet the Kiwi American Football Pioneer, Now a Washington Missile Lobbyist
4: EXXON MOBIL IS FIGHTING TO KEEP ITS DANGEROUS CHEMICALS IN CHILDREN’S TOYS
3: German police step up manhunt after Berlin truck attack
2: Flint: As 2 Unelected Emergency Managers Are Charged over Water Poisoning, Will Gov. Snyder Be Next?
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Thursday 22nd December 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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2016 Pacific Media Watch round-up – 74 journalists killed in media work
PARIS (Reporters Without Borders / Pacific Media Watch): Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is saddened to report that at least 74…
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TDB NZ Blogger Alignment Awards 2016
2016, what a year. In a year where ‘fake news’ and online propaganda infected itself upon social media, news consumers had no idea what was actually real and what wasn’t.
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LATEST POLL SHOCK: National plummet to 45% Labour-Green jump to 43%
National have suffered a shock drop of 4.5% and Labour-Greens have jumped up 5.5% in the latest Roy Morgan Poll…
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Just when you couldn’t despise Auckland Transport or Corrections anymore than you currently do
Just when you couldn’t despise Auckland Transport or Corrections or anymore than you currently do, look at these obscenities to good taste and decency.
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Bill English – the smug, casual arrogance of the wealthy
With the smug, casual arrogance of the wealthy English said there was no need to change policy settings and the government’s approach was working for New Zealanders. English claimed National’s so-called “social investment” policies would deliver better outcomes for struggling families while on housing he said the real problem was local councils failing to make enough land available for urban development and the government was addressing the issue.
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GUEST BLOG: Mike Lee – Why we urgently need rail to the Airport
Deliberately excluding route protection for future rail to the airport is one of the most irresponsible planning decisions I have witnessed during my time in Auckland local government.
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Train drivers condemn KiwiRail’s return to “dirty diesel” – RMTU
The union representing the country’s rail workers is condemning KiwiRail’s decision to replace the current electric locomotive fleet on the…