Auckland Protest: Unions rally against ACT’s Employment Relations Bill
First Union and the NZCTU are calling Aucklanders to protest ACT’s Employment Relations Amendment Bill, which threatens workers’ rights, job security, and fair pay.
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ACT are so free market they support slavery
I think ACTs mask slipped last week. The shock of seeing them for the foaming mouthed ideological storm troopers they…
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You didn’t believe me about what a National/ACT/NZF Government would do in 2023, here’s what they will do if they win a second term
National, ACT, NZF second term: what a re-elected government would do in 2026.
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Wait? WHAT! ACT supports slavery???
Wait? WHAT! National and Labour MPs team up to get slavery bill heard after ACT objects National and Labour are…
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How dare a climate denial Government claim opposition have politicised weather events!
National’s claim that climate accountability is “politicising tragedy” collapses under even the lightest scrutiny. This Government dismantled climate resilience funding,…
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We must counter the Government’s efforts to restrict voting
As Election 2026 approaches, the Government is quietly tightening the rules around enrolment and late voting — not to improve…
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ACT destroyed school lunches, now coming to fine truant parents
Parents could be prosecuted amid school truancy crackdown The Ministry of Education is poised to pursue prosecutions of parents who…
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ACT pretend hairdressers getting boozed is the most important regulatory issue
Hairdressing law shake-up announced by David Seymour Separate hairdressing regulations are set to be scrapped, with cabinet agreeing to all…
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Atlas Network in New Zealand: Influence, Think Tanks, and the Regulatory Standards Bill
Critics argue the Atlas Network’s global free-market ecosystem echoes through NZ policy debates. Why the Regulatory Standards Bill matters more than the noise.
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The Atlas Network threatens The Daily Blog – our response to them
The Atlas Network contacts The Daily Blog after our reporting on its influence in NZ politics. Here’s our response and why it matters.
