The Daily Blog Monthly drinks @ IKA, 6pm tonight
Oh and there will be a magician as well.
I know. A magician.
So that’s drinks, nibbles, political gossip AND a magic show.
That’s not a bad Tuesday night.
Most Recent Blogs
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Political Caption Competition
Wait till I get my hands around your throat you war criminal cracker
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TDB Top 5 International Stories: Tuesday 27th September 2016
5: Donald Trump Leads the War on Truth — but He Didn’t Start It
4: Lawyer for Gitmo Prisoners Released to Uruguay: They Haven’t Seen Their Families in 15 Years
3: Aleppo: Bodies litter floor at makeshift hospital
2: Canada First Nations chief won’t join UK royals for ’empty gesture’ ceremony
1: Indigenous Man’s Family Call for National Protests Following His Death in Police Custody -
The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 27th 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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Human Rights Commission vehemently denies allegations
The Human Rights Commission confirmed today that lawyers representing Auckland woman Julia Sloane have written alleging that the Race Relations…
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E tū warns New Zealand McCain strike-breakers could undermine their own jobs
E tū says McCain strike-breakers in New Zealand could succeed in undermining their own employment conditions. McCain workers from plants…
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Student survey to help end silence on sexual violence – Thursday’s in Black + NZUSA
Thursdays in Black and the New Zealand Union of Students’ Associations (NZUSA) are pleased to announce the commencement of the…
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The War Goes On: With Corbyn’s re-election, the class-struggle in Labour will intensify
JEREMY CORBYN’S RE-ELECTION should signal an outbreak of peace and unity in the British Labour Party. Especially given his support among Labour members has gone up, not down, since he was first elected in September 2015. Not a chance. His enemies in Labour’s parliamentary caucus simply will not relent. The war of attrition will go on until Corbyn is no longer leader. Why?
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Malcolm Evans – The standard of debate in NZ
Malcolm Evans – The standard of debate in NZ
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No one ever complains when Federated Farmers are on Council…
Last week New Zealand First chose to Party Vote against the proposed Taranaki iwi membership of these committees by highlighting the May 2015 vote in New Plymouth that rejected the Council decision to have a Maori ward as justification for their opposition.