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Tuesday, July 19, 2005

Borrowing for tax-cuts

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Today's piece in the Herald on National's tax plans finally made it clear how they are planning to pay for their tax cuts: they...
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Means subverting ends

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The American invasion of Iraq is going to go down in history as a perfect example of the road to hell being paved with good intentions, of t...
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Monday, July 18, 2005

ACC reaches a new nadir

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The Accident Compensation Corporation is supposed to provide New Zealanders with public-funded insurance against accidents in the workplace ...
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Consistency on smacking

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Writing in the Herald this morning, Stevan Eldred-Grigg argues for consistency on smacking . If we are allowed to smack children - out of l...
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Johannson on the election

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Keith Ng has a very interesting interview with political scientist Jon Johannson on Public Address at the moment. Johannson nails down what...
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United Future's list

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United Future has released its party list . The big news is the demotion of sitting MPs Bernie Ogilvy and Paul Adams in favour of newcomers...
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New Fisk

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Farewell, Ane-Karine, adventurous envoy and friend to all the Middle East

G8: The rich renege

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Less than two weeks ago, the G8 agreed to forgive the debts of 18 poor nations. And now, before the ink is even dry on the agreement, they ...
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Sunday, July 17, 2005

The Iraqi regime is now arresting bloggers

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Via European Tribune : Iraqi blogger Khalid Jarrar has been arrested and imprisoned without charge, reportedly for opposing the occupation ...

A gentlemen's game

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many have suggested the Black Caps show their disapproval of the Mugabe regime while on tour - for example, by wearing black armbands exactl...
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Kiwi Carnival #3

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Welcome to the third fortnightly Kiwi Carnival . The idea behind the carnival is to highlight the best posts from the New Zealand part of th...
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Saturday, July 16, 2005

Trinity

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Sixty years ago today, on July 16th, 1945, at 5:29 am, the world's first nuclear test was conducted: Trinity . It was the birth of nu...
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Friday, July 15, 2005

New Fisk

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Lebanon’s deputy PM survives assassination attempt

Henry Olonga in Auckland

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Former Zimbabwean cricketer Henry Olonga will be in Auckland tonight to speak about Zimbabwe and the Black Caps' tour. Where: Aotea C...

Turning nasty

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In the wake of the London bombings, a nasty strain of thinking has emerged in the US which threatens to turn the "war on terror" i...
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Thursday, July 14, 2005

Kiwi carnival reminder

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Just a reminder that submissions for the third Kiwi Carnival are due by Friday-ish. So if you've posted anything you're particularl...
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Wednesday, July 13, 2005

We can stop the tour

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The ICC has rejected the government's pleas over Zimbabwe - but in the same breath, made it clear that it recognises the right of gover...
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Fortuin on Mugabe

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Former race relations conciliator (and former South African) Gregory Fortuin has a good piece on Scoop on "constructive engagement...

Ominous rumblings in Fiji

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The Fijian miliary is threatening to remove the Fijian government if it goes ahead with legislation to grant amnesty to participants in the...
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Henry Olonga in Wellington

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Former Zimbabwean cricketer Henry Olonga will be in Wellington on Thursday evening to speak about Zimbabwe and the Black Caps' tour. ...
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