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The modern precariat and the Unconditional Basic Income

· Colonial Viper

Max Keiser and Stacey Herbert have just done a great episode of the Keiser Report with Dr Guy Standing of the international Basic Income Earth Network. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBJlU4xIxBk They cover: - How a globalised plutocracy has constantly shifted income share to capital and away from labour.…

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Helen Clark in the news

· Anthony R0bins

A couple of good pieces on Helen Clark recently. One on global challenges: Helen Clark discusses the global challenges facing humanity The planet is under pressure like never before. With a ballooning population consuming ever-more of its resources, the profligate way in which humanity operates…

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Absurdistan

· notices and features

An excellent piece by Graham Adams - well worth reading the whole thing in Metro, but here are some extracts: How bizarre Is New Zealand becoming the Absurdistan of the South Pacific? Graham Adams reflects on the slow unravelling of a small democracy. Absurdistan was…

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Open mike 02/08/2015

· notices and features

Open mike is your post. For announcements, general discussion, whatever you choose. The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the Policy). Step up to the mike …

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A thinking opposition

· Ben Clark

So the news on Labour's first paper from its "Future of Work" Commission revolves around "ex-Labour member" Phil Quin noticing some missing quote marks and National making gleeful diversions from it.  At least Phil Quin isn't attacking the party while being quoted as "Labour insider"…

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The Future of…Jobs?

· Colonial Viper

I'm not that impressed with the assumptions that Labour's Future of Work Commission appears to be making: a shiny high tech world where NZ businesses invest in advanced automation and information technologies to make large portions of today's workforce redundant. It seems driven by memes…

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Open mike 01/08/2015

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