Air NZ has form when it comes to helping the military industrial complex
Cast you minds back to 2007…
New Zealand Politics
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GUEST BLOG: Grant Brookes – The PSA & me: A review of ‘White-collar Radical – Dan Long and the rise of white-collar unions’, by Mark Derby
It was January, 1997 when I first joined the Public Service Association. Starting as a new grad nurse at Auckland…
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The more attention on neck ties in Parliament, the dumber this country gets
I don’t care about bloody neck ties.
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So are we going to acknowledge Rocket Labs makes us a legitimate Russian and Chinese military target yet or not?
The funniest thing about this is the Ministerial fig leaf used to hide our militarisation of space…
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MEDIA WATCH: MPI screws NZ over for fishing industry
Another sterling bit of journalism from Michael Morrah on the gasp inducing incompetence of MPI… Coronavirus: Emails show NZ Government was…
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Death to the RMA – attacking the disease while ignoring the housing crisis symptoms
What this also signals is that the Government must almost be finished with ownership of water if David Parker is being moved to the RMA so expect that issue to erupt mid year.
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Another New Zealand Middle East military deal fails Prime Minister’s ‘sniff test’
Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa says the Prime Minister should apply the ‘Middle East sniff test’ again. This time to a New Zealand government military deal with Israel.
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Yay, the patriarchal heteronormative noose of the cis male white coloniser has been defeated – could we get back to work now?
If this is truly the measure of our success, how low were our expectations?
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Sigh – in defence of Trevor Mallard – sigh
I know, I know. The guy who was called a rapist by the Speaker of the House has had his career destroyed and mangled, but this is the new cultural landscape of subjectively perpetual wounds and a bonfire of reputations and careers will be burnt before that rage has been sated.
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Why we should ban trade with Saudi Arabia
The mantra from MFAT is that if we only traded with regimes we liked we wouldn’t trade with anyone, which…