The Daily Blog Open Mic – 24th November 2025
Announce protest actions, general chit chat or give your opinion on issues we haven’t covered for the day. The Editor…
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In Occupied Palestine – 20 November 2025
In Occupied Palestine Zionism in practice Israel’s Daily Toll on Palestinian Life, Limb, Liberty and Land 08:00, 20 November 2025…
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Council-supplied tank water in Waimate District at reproductive risk levels – Greenpeace
Greenpeace is calling for an end to intensive dairy expansion, after outrageous revelations that tank water supplied to Glenavy residents…
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HC challenge filed over minister’s failure to consider human rights duties when removing sport inclusion guidance – Auckland Pride
Auckland Pride has filed for judicial review in the High Court over the Minister for Sport and Recreation’s direction to…
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Unions call on Govt to pass corporate manslaughter law – NZCTU
The NZCTU Te Kauae Kaimahi is calling on the Government to honour the memories of the workers who lost their…
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Maritime Union condemns move to axe emergency tug capability months early
The Maritime Union of New Zealand says Government plans to prematurely end the contract for the country’s sole dedicated ocean-going…
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Unions, educators, and health leaders demand urgent review into asbestos failures – NZCTU
More than 45 unions, educators, occupational health and safety experts, academics, and public health organisations have signed an open letter…
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ACTs Regulatory Standards Bill greatest win for neoliberalism since Roger Douglas
The Regulatory Standards Bill represents the greatest trojan horse for corporate power in NZ Political history. It will allow corporations…
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MEDIAWATCH: Why was Jim Grenon’s pet fascist allowed to pimp his private interest in the NZ Herald & pretend that was an opinion column?
We must remember the virtues of Western civilisation – Jonathan Ayling Western civilisation is noted for its contributions to human…
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NZ is drifting towards a mass surveillance police state
In 1943, NZs Ambassador to America, Sir George Laking, reflected on the surprising ability of the NZ Government to pass…
