The Daily Blog Open Mic – Wednesday – 18th May 2016
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Very interesting discussion between Kathryn Ryan and David Parker on water….watch out Greens!…David Parker has well thought-out views and is impressive!
http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/ninetonoon/audio/201801136/labour-party's-position-on-water
“Labour’s environment spokesperson, David Parker, discusses his party’s approach to water: who owns it, should there be a price put on it, and what are Maori rights and interests in it?”
Hundreds of thousands of Kiwi adults and children struggling in poverty and homelessness and what does John Key do? He boosts funding to his failed cycleway pet project.