PETA Calls On New Zealand Government To Ban Meat
As the New Zealand government moves forward with plans to phase out tobacco sales, People for the Ethical Treatment of…
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Netherlands Announces €25bn Plan To Cut Livestock Numbers: NZ Can Do The Same – Greenpeace
On Wednesday the Netherlands announced a plan to drastically transform the agriculture system which is expected to reduce livestock numbers…
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NZ Politics Daily – 20th December 2021
Today’s NZPD testimonial from Lance McEldowney, former Editor, Journalist “An effective, functioning democracy depends on citizens being well informed on a…
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TWITTER WATCH: So will Mike Hosking be voting Labour?
Ummmmmm – it’s Christmas and NZ isn’t in lockdown soooooooo is Mike Hosking voting Labour in 2023?
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TWITTER WATCH: New extremist Political Party launches for Qanon lunatics and antivaxxers
A new NZ political Party was launched over the weekend in Twitter of all places.
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The Daily Blog Open Mic – Monday – 20th December 2021
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: Ian Powell – The madness of health system restructuring in a pandemic
Three main pillars were described in the ‘health reforms’ for New Zealand’s health system announced by Minister of Health Andrew…
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Thought for the coming year
On 22 October, the Israeli Defence Ministry declared Defence for Children International–Palestine (DCIP) to be a “terrorist organisation”. This was…
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A Chris Trotter rewind – 20 years of LOTR
As LOTR turns 20, I think the best political cultural evaluation of the movie and the Shire that is NZ was written by Chris Trotter back in 2016…
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20 years of LOTR, its biggest plot failure & the present day torture of MIQ diaspora
I always felt that Peter Jackson left out the best part of our taxpayer funded Aryan fantasy documentary ‘Lord Of The Rings’ when he cut the ‘Scouring of the Shire’ where Frodo returns home to find the very evil he had fought to protect the Shire from had already settled in.