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- Craig Foss lied to Parliament
- Climate change: Occam's razor vs denial
- Not reassuring
- Irony
- Member's Day
- Daily cronyism
- This will end well
- In the ballot XLIV
- A call for change
- Bringing the law into disrepute
- The rich really are different
- But where will the jobs come from?
- Another lockout
- Missing in action
- New Fisk
- Labour's "do nothing" leader
- Equality comes to Maryland
- Stross on the US Republican primary
- Good riddance
- Protest Media Transphobia
- Disturbing
- Winning hearts and minds again
- The problem with privatised welfare
- A backdown or a fudge?
- New Fisk
- The problem with work-for-dole
- The Dotcom bail decision II
- There is no escape from the OIA
- A Citizens' Select Committee in Ohariu
- New Fisk
- All for nothing II
- The real opposition?
- More on Immigration's secrecy
- The cost of cuts
- Capitalism at its finest
- New Fisk
- Another nail in the coffin
- And so its come to this...
- Fallout
- In the ballot XLIII
- Strapping the chicken
- Numbers out of their arse
- An interesting question
- So much for TABOR
- Starving the watchdog
- National's New Zealand
- Unebelievable
- Overseas investment must benefit New Zealand
- Delayed again
- All for nothing
- The nuclear option
- Excuses
- In defence of juries
- New Fisk
- Outrageous
- The Urewera trial
- Athens burns
- New Fisk
- MMP review: Submit!
- Schools and the OIA
- Iwi, water, and privatisation
- Something to go to in Wellington
- The problem
- Equality wins in Washington
- In the ballot XLII
- 45,000 out of work under National
- Will the police enforce the law?
- National tries to control the media II
- More British war crimes in Iraq
- Miserly
- New Fisk
- "The Constitution simply does not allow for 'laws ...
- An admission
- Drawn
- A blank cheque for future privatisation
- Privatisation lenses
- New Fisk
- Shearer panders to rednecks
- The perils of pollwatching
- A picture is worth a thousand words
- Headdesk
- Climate change: Cross-purposes
- No right to know
- Stupid
- New Fisk
- "Well-qualified"
- Its Scotland's oil
- Compare and contrast
- Pure cronyism
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