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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Monday 1st February 2016
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day.
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GUEST BLOG: Graham Cameron – TPPA: Resistance is fragile, but not futile
The Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (either the TPPA or the TPP) is the next step in our neo-liberal pilgrimage to economic Mecca. Our government, in particular John Key, Steven Joyce and Tim Groser are trying to tell you it is too dense and complicated for you to understand, but you can trust them to do what is best to ensure Aotearoa New Zealand grows its GDP.
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Labour targets the under-sevens with its tertiary education fees policy
This means only those children aged under seven now will get the maximum three years fully funded tertiary education when they leave school in 2025.
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Labour’s Three Free Years Of Tertiary Education – A Critical Appraisal
What’s got me slightly annoyed at present is the number of pro-Labour people I’ve sighted on social media claiming this is some sort of ground-breaking never-before-seen-in-New-Zealand-Political-History moment.
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Why NZers cheer when cops chase teenagers to death on our roads
Another teenager dead from inane Police chase policy and the usual bullshit apologies from the Minister of Police…
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Citizens present petition at Governor General’s gate
NZ, Wellington, 30 January – Several hundred people met at Wellington’s Waitangi Park, to vent their opposition at the impending signing and ratification of the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA);
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BLOGWATCH: Cameron Slater has prepared a list of alleged Communists – I kid you not
I’d call Slater a McCarthyist but seeing as he’s such a crypto-fascist, he might take that as a compliment. More dirty politics from the pus pit that it Whaleoil.
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Rating the 4 States of the Nation
4 States of the Nation from National, Greens, NZ First and Labour which ones were the best and worst?
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Why does Steven Joyce hate education so much?
What a petty response to enabling the next generation to get education without debt, why does National hate having an educated electorate?