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- Key misses the point on same-sex adoption
- Appealed
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- Invasive politics
- Arrogance
- Police drunk in charge of guns
- How it works in PNG
- Playing with fire
- More nonsensical projections
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- Looking out for their mates
- Sentenced
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- Noses in the trough
- For a living wage
- National increases inequality
- New Fisk
- Shane Jones made the right decision
- A miscarriage of justice
- National does a good thing for once
- A victory for worker's rights
- Saved
- Exposing Nathan Guy's racism
- National's Big Lie
- Corruption in the police
- The cost of low rates
- Labour gives up
- New Fisk
- "Assurances"
- Must-read: Nagel on MMP
- Leading by example
- Why aren't we doing this here?
- Deeply disturbing
- Fiji's homophobic regime
- Highways and fiscal responsibility
- Justice for Khaled el-Masri
- Will Parliament hold its own to account?
- An interesting question
- Back to his old habits
- Isn't there a name for this?
- The Gambling Commission and "host responsibility"
- Reported back
- Back to the polls in Greece
- Submit!
- Welfare Working Group appointed to run WINZ
- So much for "closing the gap"
- Climate change: The Overton window
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- What regulation can do
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- Compassion wins in the UK
- A yes vote
- Subverting the OIA
- Progress and regression on the death penalty
- Drawn
- More bullying
- National votes for slavery
- A disclaimer
- Shorter Nick Smith
- Unimpressed III
- New Fisk
- Member's day
- The Privacy Commissioner on Bennett
- Another reason to vote "yes"
- "Implied consent"
- New Fisk
- Espiner on Bennett
- Climate change: the government gives up
- Information thuggery
- Trade and slavery
- A real threat to our security
- The joys of a benign strategic environment
- Climate change: Our policy is a joke
- Climate change: Another strapped chicken
- The amazing shrinking cycleway
- Spin instead of policy
- New Fisk
- Disproportionate interest
- Fresh Python
- Thwarting Parliamentary oversight
- Reported back
- No "right" to discriminate in Saskatchewan
- Unsafe prisons
- Another reason to vote "yes" next month
- Power on Provocation
- Climate change: More shame
- An end to provocation?
- Drinking Liberally tonight in Wellington and Palme...
- Climate change: "taking the problem seriously"
- Something to be proud of
- Weatherston
- A success for ProgBills
- Drawn
- What is productivity anyway?
- The OpenLeft Project
- Banning cluster bombs
- The cost of unsustainability
- The ghosts of National's past
- A bully pulpit
- Climate change: we should be ashamed II
- Abortion rights under threat
- Climate change: Nelson and Napier
- Geneva for me, but not for thee
- No blood for trade
- Carnival of the Liberals
- A difference between Australia and New Zealand
- New Fisk
- UK government to repeal sedition
- Double bunking is murder
- Espiner's constitutional illiteracy
- Reviewing the OIA
- Says it all
- Climate change: the real culprits
- "Tough on crime" isn't working
- Drinking Liberally returns to Palmerston North
- Climate change: ambitious
- Sabotaging Lisbon
- No freedom of speech in Azerbaijan
- Beaking the silence on Israeli war crimes
- Climate change: meeting the target
- No freedom of speech in Egypt
- No solutions from Key
- Good clean internet censorship
- The last thing we need
- Climate change: Queenstown and Hamilton
- America's death squads
- Dodgy as hell
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- Climate change: we are not helpless
- New Fisk
- Undermining democracy in Samoa
- An even bigger joke
- No sense of humour
- New Fisk
- Not theirs to sell
- Washington DC recognises same-sex marriages
- Ireland goes medieval
- Climate change: a clear message
- It's not murder if they're gay
- Another reason to vote "yes"
- Reminder: Drinking Liberally in Wellington tonight...
- Climate change: consulting in Christchurch
- "Boy racers": "severe punishment"
- Write your own referendum question
- Victory for disability support workers
- Climate change: people want action
- In the ballot XXVI: Outlawing aggression
- An end to male infertility?
- More on UK torture
- Conspiracy to torture
- Massacre and mass arrests in Urumqi
- The trouser problem again
- Climate change: choosing the target
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- Answers on LAVs
- Against Demeny voting
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- New Fisk
- Democracy wins in Samoa
- Carnival of the Liberals
- Brownlee bullshits on bank insulation loans
- "Boy racers": Submission II
- New kiwi blog
- In the ballot XXV
- In appreciation of Red Alert
- How to vote in the referendum
- Politics, not justice
- Climate change: inappropriate technology
- Medicinal cannabis: the vote
- UK Labour abandons equality
- Must-read: Pablo on coups
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- Prendergast is dead. Get over it.
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