That time in the High Court when I argued how much I loathed Cameron Slater
It was a pretty surreal moment in the High Court yesterday arguing with a High Court Lawyer how much I loathed Cameron Slater…
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Prisoner compo vs skinny person compo highlights a hollow society
If you want someone to blame, look at the underfunded and burnt out public services who’ve become callous in their obligations to those in their care. If prisoner rights were at the forefront of Corrections priorities, the investigation to ensure they were being released at the right time would have occurred and demanded change.
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DALZIEL TEAM TRY TO STOP MINTO REPRESENTATIVE SPEAKING TO GREY POWER MEETING – CAFCA
On September 21st I spoke, on John Minto’s behalf, to a Christchurch Grey Power meet the candidates meeting. John is…
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GUEST BLOG: Joseph Costello – My Sistema nightmare
On my first day I was immediately shocked that nobody was there to greet me and show me the area I would be assigned to work at. It was a very sloppy introduction. I had absolutely no clue where I was meant to be working.
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The Spinoff calls for more white people coverage of Auckland Mayoralty – really?
Auckland is the largest Pacifica and Maori Urban city in the world, yet their voices, their aspirations and their reality is rarely ever listened to.
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The Auckland Mayoralty ‘Anti-Debate’ live streamed 7pm Monday 26th
Join candidates Tricia Cheel, Chloe Swarbrick, Adam Holland, Mario Alupis and Penny Bright plus others to hear their vision for Auckland.
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Political Caption Competition
National’s latest solution for the Auckland Housing Crisis – Edible houses. “It keeps them warm and fed”, chirps Minister Paula Bennett.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Saturday 24th 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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What many opponents of Trump seem to be horribly missing in the latest opinion polls from America
At this stage, it doesn’t even matter if Hillary wins, Trump has won. The hate he has injected into the body politic is unlike anything we’ve seen in modern times and the long term carcinogenic impacts of that type of political cancer are difficult to predict.
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Let’s be honest about what the Corrections Blunder is really about shall we?
This isn’t a ‘blunder’ – it’s the truth about a civil service that has become uncivil. About public services that are supposed to be the bastions of egalitarianism essential to a progressive liberal democracy mutating into the cruelest of torture devices used by the State to keep the poor too terrified to fight back.