NZ First Shouldn’t Flag Hindi-Language Voters
It would be an inordinate shame if the message the Indian community took away from this particular imbroglio was that New Zealand First didn’t want them to vote.
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TheDailyBlog.nz Top 5 News Headlines Friday 11th March 2016
5: Black protester detained after being sucker-punched at Trump rally
4: Doubts Emerge Over ‘Leaked IS Documents’ Identifying Thousands of Militants
3: Refugee crisis: Balkan route ‘permanently’ shut
2: Ai Weiwei: Europe not giving refugees dignity or love
1: Donald Trump: “I Think Islam Hates Us” -
The Daily Blog Open Mic – Friday 11th March 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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Kawerau siege not a reason to arm Police
We can be thankful that no one is dead and it can not be a justification for arming Police as those Officers at the address were already armed when they entered.
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Unleashing GCSB To Spy On Kiwis One More Step On Road To Police State
The Anti-Bases Campaign is appalled by the recommendations made in the newly-released Intelligence Agencies review. The authors have proposed overthrowing…
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Times of low inflation requires a better response for families – CPAG
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) believes that the fragmentary exclusionary and confusing policies on the financial support for children need simplification and improvement if the most serious child poverty is to be reduced.
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Why the pundits got it wrong in Michigan
The mainstream media pundits just don’t get it. They don’t get it that the Bernie Sanders campaign has never been about “politics as usual”. Rather, it is “the politics of the unusual”.
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GUEST BLOG: Selwyn Manning – More Intrusive Spy Laws Loom for New Zealand
The Government is considering the recommendations of a former Deputy Prime Minister and lawyer as it embarks on designing a new wave of controversial spy-law reform. And again, it looks certain to drive a wedge into contemporary New Zealand.
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The irony of a Government who arrested Kim Dotcom for copyright infringement is in court for Eminem copyright infringement
…so this Government will pass 3 strike laws for Corporate Hollywood and illegally spy on and arrest Kim Dotcom for copyright but are more than happy to steal music when it suits their interests.
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God I hate to agree with Cameron Slater – but he’s right – the NZEI has some explaining to do
That a man as damaged and as much of a predator as Burrett was allowed to continue anywhere near children is disgraceful enough, that schools and unions may have been complicit in giving him that opportunity is abhorrent.