The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 20th September 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
Most Recent Blogs
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Build The Surge For Chloe Swarbrick!
I remember meeting Helen Clark for the first time when I was an undergraduate student at Otago. She was just six years older than me, but I could tell, even back then, in the early 1980s, that this junior political studies lecturer from Auckland was going to play a major role in New Zealand’s political history. I defy anyone to watch Swarbrick’s performance on last Sunday’s Q+A and not reach exactly the same conclusion.
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Political Caption Competition
Steven Joyce playfully tells children that if they can’t solve the puzzle, he will arrest their parents
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Monday 19th 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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Child Poverty and Social Injustice seminar in Wellington, 21 Sept
Despite a common urge to cling to the ideology of New Zealand as an egalitarian society, we are not all…
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AUCKLAND POETRY SLAM CHAMPION
The JAFA Poetry Slam proudly announces the Auckland Regional Slam Finals on Wednesday September 28th!
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Full of sound and fury . . .Palestinian Human Rights Council
On the 15 September 2016, the Hon. Murray McCully, Minister of Foreign Affairs, delivered a statement to the UN Security…
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GUEST BLOG: Roger Brooking – The research on familicide all points to Robin Bain as the killer
Familicide is the name given to a particular kind of multiple murder – where one member of a family kills virtually everyone else in the family. If the perpetrator commits suicide afterwards (which occurs in 60% of such cases), it is referred to as familicide-suicide.
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1 dancer vs the NZ Empire of Toxic Masculinity Rugby
…so it was an encouraging and female friendly environment where Scarlette performed graphic acts for the lads in a really pro-feminist setting?
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The actual differences between Lianne Dalzeil and John Minto – For Christchurch Voters
Christchurch whanau are still reeling from all that has happened to them. First they survived the actual natural disasters and then they have gad to survive National’s disasters in cleaning it up.
It’s been textbook disaster capitalism – a vote for John Minto reverses that.