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Wednesday, July 16, 2014

More statistical censorship from National

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Last year, the Ministry for the Environment reported that 61% of New Zealand's rivers were unsafe for swimming . National's response...
Tuesday, July 15, 2014

Climate change: A perverse incentive

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Farmers are our biggest greenhouse gas polluters. At the moment, they're driving our climate towards more droughts and more storms. But ...

GCHQ's bag of dirty tricks

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The latest NSALeak: a look inside GCHQ's bag of dirty tricks : The UK intelligence agency GCHQ has developed sophisticated tools to man...

"Political pressure"

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The Herald 's David Fisher has a scoop this morning: OIA documents with an explicit acknowledgement that "political pressure" ...
Monday, July 14, 2014

Climate Voter and the Electoral Act

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When the Climate Voter campaign launched, one of my first thoughts - expressed over Twitter, and directly to their network contact - was th...

Election 2014: A clear choice on clean rivers

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The National government's policy for economic growth has been simple: pump up dairy production, export more low-value milk powder, and k...

More contempt from the British establishment

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Last week the British government claimed that files which would expose the use of Diego Garcia as a US torture facility had been "lost...

New Fisk

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Why doesn't the media ever mention the lack of progress in the Middle East?

Juking the stats II

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Last week we learned that police were juking the domestic violence stats by refusing to prosecute people . But that's not the only area ...
Friday, July 11, 2014

Spying on their "allies"

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On Wednesday Germany uncovered a second American spy in its military , and retaliated today by evicting the local CIA station chief . I'...

Protecting the press gallery

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Last year we learned that Parliamentary Services had spied on journalist Andrea Vance, tracking her movements around the Parliamentary preci...

A new government in the Cook Islands?

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The Cook Islands went to the polls yesterday for Parliamentary elections. The result is interesting: from the preliminary tallies, Prime Mi...

100% Pure with a 5% chance of infection...

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How awful are National's "bottom lines" for our lakes, rivers, and streams? The Greens' Russel Norman dug up something th...
Thursday, July 10, 2014

Winning the argument on paid parental leave

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When paid parental leave was introduced back in 2002, National opposed it , calling it "middle-class welfare", "feminist ideo...

More British torture by proxy

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Another day, another case of British spies being complicit in the torture of one of their own citizens : Britain’s intelligence and securit...

Labour will restore democracy in Canterbury

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Finally the concrete promise I've been waiting for: after years of wibbling and refusing to go on record, Labour has said clearly and un...

New Fisk

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The true Gaza back-story that the Israelis aren’t telling this week

How convenient

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The other day we learned that the Home Office had conveniently "lost" 114 files on alleged child abuse by senior members of the Br...
Wednesday, July 09, 2014

Why we need solar energy policy

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Startling news from across the Tasman: the Australian government's home solar energy policies - a combination of direct subsidies, feed-...

Syrian chemical weapons: Brought to you by Britain

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When the Syrian regime used chemical weapons against its own people last year, the British government expressed outrage . Now it turns out t...
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