Comrades.
We kicked this wee experiment in political journalism off in September 2013.
We’ve noticed the site has needed a refresh, so we’ve launched the biggest revamp of the blog in its history.
We are very excited to show you where The Daily Blog goes next.
1-on-1 in 10 Interview – Salvation Army State of the Nation Report Salvation Army Social Policy & Parliamentary Unit Director…
From a National–NZF–ACT coalition to a Labour–Green–Māori alliance, here are four realistic scenarios that could shape Election 2026.
Winston Peters proposes a referendum to abolish the Māori electorates, reopening Treaty tensions and testing Luxon’s coalition stability.
Floods in Waikato and Wellington expose the gap between climate science and Government policy, as Civil Defence funding is cut during escalating disasters.
It is painful. It is infuriating. And it forces victims and the nation to endure trauma once again. But…
I don’t need to carry in KFC and pretend to care when it’s not a climate event
Nice light clear uncluttered interface, makes for easy access, as well as comfortable reading.
Thanks TDB team. Much appreciated. Cheers all 🙂
Certainly looks professional. Top marks.
Well done, new site looks great. Good job.
Looks great team.
Seems it didn’t go ahead this weekend? Might be an idea to run the new site as a “beta” in parallel with the current one before switching over.
Well good luck with the new interface Martyn, part of the job I’m afraid. Nothing lasts! Especially with computers. Look forward to it.
I dont mind if my comments are often lost. But I am baffled that my efforts to make donations always fail.
Great news! TDB has an ‘interesting’ interface… good luck
Also earlier posts seem to get buried and are hard to find a few days later. Keep up the good work.
Good move. I hope you make daily comments from individuals easier to see.