Welcome, those who do not agree with seeing those most impoverished in our society treated like the cause of the recession, to the National Day of Action Against Welfare Reform. There are peaceful events protesting the Government approach to social welfare at WINZ offices around the country:
NELSON: WINZ 22 Bridge street contact: kayoss2@gmail.com or Facebook
DUNEDIN: Central WINZ Cnr St Andrews & Castle st contact (027) 259218 olive.mcrae@gmail.com or Facebook
TAURANGA: Spring street Tauranga CBD, Facebook.
KAIKOHE: Rally at WINZ Kaikohe contact: ketanasaxon@gmail.com or Facebook
AUCKLAND: Henderson WINZ contact unitewaimata@gmail.com or Facebook
WELLINGTON: Willis St. (Wellington City) WINZ contact Heleyni (029) 4949865, heleyni@unite.org.nz or Facebook
CHRISTCHURCH: Riccarton Rd WINZ contact joanna.wildish@gmail.com (022) 1726120 or Facebook
HAMILTON: WBAHamilton@gmail.com (022) 307 9324 or Facebook
HAWKE'S BAY: Hastings East WINZ Office. contact is msnhuata@gmail.com (022) 6014959 or Facebook
If you think making sure children in the poorest families in Aotearoa are not penalised by ideological decision making designed to stop us paying attention to who continues to be doing just fine during the recession, get yourselves down to WINZ. See Wellington supporters there.
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According to his post in TheStandard.org.nz Frank covered the Willis Street Work and Income Office protest today in Wellington which will be the subject of an upcoming blog post here (it's not there yet): http://fmacskasy.wordpress.com/
Yes let's start a war on greed and cruelty. This nat govt has not done one positive thing fot this country. When will people see through the bs?
Well it helps that dear leader has constant memory lapses regarding briefings and is clearly quite different from the man known for his impressive recall ability and encyclopedic knowledge of finance we elected just a short time ago (and when I say "we" I don't mean me).
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