The Daily Blog Open Mic – Monday 29th August 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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Easter Trading Bill: Government gives working people the middle finger – First Union
The union representing working people in the retail industry is condemning the Government for whipping its MPs to pass the…
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Decision – Rock Morning Rumble stunt featuring John Key – Broadcasting Standards Authority
Programme The Rock Morning Rumble Channel/Station The Rock Broadcaster MediaWorks Radio Ltd Where fields have dotted lines beneath them, you…
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City Vision endorses Phil Goff for Mayor of Auckland
City Vision, the coalition of Labour, Green and community independents supporting progressive candidates for Auckland Council, confirmed today its endorsement…
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The dangers for the Maori Party and why their only solution is Labour
The Maori Party are finally flexing their political muscle with their possible alliance with MANA and the Maori King’s endorsement, but it’s the muscle of a Political Party on its last legs, and their possible success has many challenges – namely Winston Peters.
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Of course the Housing Crisis requires a state of emergency
As The Daily Blog first suggested several months ago, the Housing Crisis needs to be declared as a state of emergency…
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NZers need to understand National doesn’t care about homelessness or housing affordability
What consistently gets missed in the on going arguments about the Hoising Crisis is that National have no interest whatsoever in solving the problem.
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The Spinoff’s first great victory in their Unitary Plan war on blah blah – where’s Patrick Reynolds now?
The simple truth is that only a political revolution akin to Bernie Sanders is going to change NZs addiction with property. Most of our MPs are property speculators and their vested interests won’t and can’t be changed.
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The real issues of sex offenders in the community that Q+A totally miss
Q+A this morning was a disgrace. They had Crusher Collins on to do her usual tough on crime routine with Sex Offenders and Q+A allowed her to scare monger.
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Child poverty linked to tertiary education policy in recent report
“The issue of student debt is often cited as a deterrent, but perhaps a greater barrier to tertiary education is the immediate financial hardship while undertaking study.”