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2 days ago | thedailyblog.co.nz | Leslie Bravery |Leslie edits |In Occupied Palestine

In Occupied PalestineZionism in practiceIsrael’s Daily Toll on Palestinian Life, Limb, Liberty and Land08:00,03June2025until 08:00,04June 2025Gaza StripMerciless blitz on starvingGaza — growing numbersof dead and injuredVictims 03 June – 04 June 2025:95 more killed and 440 woundedSince dawn, Israeli air strikes, missile launches and gunfire on homes, as well as medical and other facilities, have resulted in 95 dead and 440 wounded.

2 days ago | thedailyblog.co.nz | Leslie Bravery |Leslie edits |In Occupied Palestine

In Occupied PalestineZionism in practiceIsrael’s Daily Toll on Palestinian Life, Limb, Liberty and Land08:00,02June2025until 08:00,03June 2025Gaza StripMerciless blitz on starvingGaza — growing numbersof dead and injuredVictims 02 June – 03 June 2025:40 more killed and 208 woundedSince dawn, Israeli air strikes, missile launches and gunfire, on homes as well as medical and other facilities, have resulted in 40 dead and 208 wounded.

4 days ago | thedailyblog.co.nz | Martyn Bradbury

Huge shock Poll result after the depressing TVNZ Poll showing the Left would win. Labour – 33.2National – 30.7Greens – 11.6NZF – 9.1ACT – 6.6MP – 5.5This Poll, after the Pay Equity knee capping, reads more likely than the surprising TVNZ Poll. The Government was bombarded by negative media for almost 3 weeks, it’s more likely they git hit harder than the TVNZ Poll suggested.

4 days ago | thedailyblog.co.nz | Martyn Bradbury

Labour will be deeply disappointed in this result but they shouldn’t be surprised. The Greens ambitious budget and the disproportionate penalty agains the Maori Party easily took points from Labour who despite a powerful performance by Chippy still don’t have any actual policy that will materially change peoples lives. What does this actually mean? It means Labour have run out of soft middle National vote to take and the Left still have no means of winning men back to the Left.

4 days ago | thedailyblog.co.nz | Martyn Bradbury

There is a remarkable double standard at play with the Chris Bishop rant at Stan Walker’s performance at the NZ Music Awards vs Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau. Both have been involved in public drinking incidents, yet the criticism for Tory was all encompassing where as Chris Bishop gets defended by the new Deputy Prime Minister.