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- The Minister for Open Government again
- Pike River redux
- Secrecy hides incompetance
- The Minister for Open Government
- The hostile environment
- Key lied about mass-surveillance
- Member's Day
- Time to put the environment into the Crown Mineral...
- Good riddance
- This is not what democracies should be doing
- Disappointed
- Time to stand up for open government
- New Fisk
- The refugees were right all along
- There's a word for this
- New Fisk
- Manus needs a rescue flotilla
- Climate change: A good question
- A bribe's a bribe
- Justice for Srebrenica
- No tears for Mugabe
- Climate change: Fudging on trees
- Against the Te Kuha mine
- Climate change: Eliminating coal
- Restoring democracy to the RMA
- Unnatural partnerships
- Farmers ruin another river
- New Fisk
- Democracy wins in Tonga
- Horse trading
- Austerity kills
- The same question, again
- We need to do more than this
- Australia votes for equality
- "Daddy leave" and the parental leave bill
- Opening the floodgates
- New Fisk
- Climate change: Not good news
- Bring them here
- New Fisk
- Saved by Canada
- New Fisk
- Freedom of information declines in the UK
- Are there too many farmers?
- Progress
- Britain supports tax cheats
- Orcs not welcome
- The corrupt monarchy
- More good riddance
- The triennial reminder
- Good riddance
- About time too
- Rolling over for Australia
- Hypocrisy all round
- New Fisk
- More political prisoners in Spain
- Climate change: Reviewed
- One way of fixing it
- Good riddance
- Will Catalonia be allowed a free vote?
- National's final score: 21,000 unemployed
- The end of "three strikes"
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