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Friday, August 08, 2014
Cronyism in Christchurch
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Yesterday the government announced that it would be spending $284 million on subsidising a privately-owned convention centre in Christchurch...
Demographics and fucking John Key
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While all the old farts are clutching their pearls at the thought that a young person might ever be angry at the government and express that...
Fiji: Protesting the dictatorship
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Fijian dictator Voreqe Bainimarama will be visiting New Zealand this weekend to campaign at expatriate voters. But he won't be getting a...
Thursday, August 07, 2014
Fiji: Intimidation
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Fiji's dictatorship is spying on opposition election candidates : An aspiring independent election candidate in Fiji, Roshika Deo, says...
More corruption in Australia
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Another day, another corrupt Australian MP : A state MP who has stood aside from the parliamentary Liberal Party during a corruption inquir...
Do the Conservatives support the death penalty?
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The Sensible Sentencing Trust's Garth McVicar is standing for the Conservative Party . I guess they're a natural fit for a vicious b...
Correlated contents
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Yesterday, Andrew Geddis had an interesting article about the Canadian police's "Mr Big" tactic (which involves establish a ...
The Greens on transport
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The Greens announced their transport policy today: a massive re-prioritization from roads to public transport : The Green Party's polic...
Wednesday, August 06, 2014
Be careful what you ask for...
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Back in 2005, the government rewrote the law governing charities, producing the Charities Act 2005. One of the changes in the law was a crac...
Afraid to face the public
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Its election time, our triennial chance to force our "representatives" to front up to us so we can question them and tell them wha...
32,000 out of work under National
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The latest Household Labour Force Survey was released today, showing a drop in unemployment. But while its an improvement, there are still ...
Online voting in a nutshell
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(By @phirate ) Contrast this with paper voting: I get to do it in private, my ballot doesn't BSOD, hackers don't change my vote ...
Tuesday, August 05, 2014
Spying for Israel
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The latest NSA leak: the NSA and GCHQ spy for Israel : The surveillance-sharing relationship with Israel has expanded to include the NSA’s ...
Australia's gulags are a crime against humanity
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The Guardian has an in-depth interview today with Dr Peter Young, a psychiatrist who until recently was responsible for treating refugees i...
Tolley lies about gangs and human rights
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Its election year, so naturally the government is launching a crackdown on that favourite law and order ogre, gangs . More police funding, m...
New Fisk
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Isis brings its war to Lebanon - and it could be a key part of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi’s masterplan
Rewarding dictatorship
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So, having publicly opposed the Fijian coup, the New Zealand government will be allowing Fijian dictator Voreqe Bainimarama to visit this we...
Monday, August 04, 2014
Climate change: A picture of a rort
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Today the government released its statutorily required annual report on the ETS , showing that polluters reported emitting 97,131,843.1 tonn...
Giving away New Zealand
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Another day, another massive overseas land sale of dubious benefit to New Zealand . Meanwhile, we've also learned that "our" g...
New Fisk
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First World War Centenary: My father threw away his poppy in disgust
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