Waatea 5th Estate – who is to blame for housing crisis – Helen or John?
Join us to discuss who is to blame for the Housing Crisis….
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Mt Roskill by-election co-operation & Labour Auckland HQ – 2017 campaign has begun
News that Labour will open a new Auckland HQ to be headed by some of Labour’s best strategists shows how serious Labour are going to be to win Auckland.
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Ms. Interpreted presents: ‘Point of Hue’
In partnership with Lot23, Ms. Interpreted presents: ‘Point of Hue’ – Photography Exhibition
‘Point of Hue’ is the first of what we hope to be many, all-women artists exhibition under the curatorial umbrella Ms. Interpreted. -
Medical marijuana would be sold alongside the Marjoram
A new poll conducted for cannabis campaigners shows New Zealanders want the law changed now. What may be surprising to some is that most people want herbal cannabis sold at health food stores for therapeutic purposes.
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What’s Behind National’s Sudden Police Priority? Winston!
Accept no imitations. The only time National’s generally serious about bolstering the number of ‘boys in blue’ is when they’re out electioneering to increase their Caucus.
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GUEST BLOG: Kieran Robert Kelly – US Wars are for Empire, Not for Profit
The idea that “war is a racket” and that wars are fought to line the pockets of profiteers is part of a tradition that comes out of an ideological consensus that is so widespread as to be nearly invisible.
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Political Caption Competition
John Key announces new child poverty policy. Poor children will be now be blown up.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Tuesday 30th 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 – Labour vs NZ First – the fight for Maori votes
Joining us tonight to look at the fight for the Maori vote…
Andrew Little – Leader of the Labour Party
Winston Peters – Leader of NZ First
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Red Shift: Labour Reorients Itself Toward Small Business
The key question of Robertson’s FoW inquiry has been: What must Labour do to guarantee employers a steady supply of productive workers as New Zealand and the rest of the world enters the so-called “Fourth Industrial Revolution”?