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- Murray McCully's taxpayer-funded pissups
- The Māori Party and slave-fishing
- Fiji: The law means nothing II
- Unbelievable
- The last day
- Scrapped
- Bribery
- Australia's corruption cover-up
- A bottom-up plan for inequality
- "Improving"
- The OIA and the Statutes Amendment Bill
- How to make farmers clean up their act
- National's roads are pure pork
- New Fisk
- How we should deal with rorting MPs
- No deal
- Earning that reputation XIV
- More bullying from Nick Smith
- New Fisk
- The male party
- Dissonance
- Inside the US "no-fly" list
- Justice for rendition
- Coleman lied about Dotcom
- There's a name for this...
- UK police spied on their critics
- Another botched execution in the US
- A serial offender
- More stat-juking
- Prison hulks
- Challenging Britain's panopticon
- Member's Day
- Manufacturing dissent
- Saved
- Not serious
- More Australian torture
- Good riddance
- Sclerotic
- This'll be interesting
- A circus of self-mutilation
- New Fisk
- Fiji: Impunity for torture
- Australia's new authoritarianism
- Docs or its bullshit
- New Fisk
- An OIA horror story
- Climate change: Madness
- One state at a time
- Police just don't learn
- National hates dolphins II
- Above the law
- The UK strengthens its panopticon
- Two policies
- Dunne and the GCSB
- Earning that reputation XIII
- More statistical censorship from National
- Climate change: A perverse incentive
- GCHQ's bag of dirty tricks
- "Political pressure"
- Climate Voter and the Electoral Act
- Election 2014: A clear choice on clean rivers
- More contempt from the British establishment
- New Fisk
- Juking the stats II
- Spying on their "allies"
- Protecting the press gallery
- A new government in the Cook Islands?
- 100% Pure with a 5% chance of infection...
- Winning the argument on paid parental leave
- More British torture by proxy
- Labour will restore democracy in Canterbury
- New Fisk
- How convenient
- Why we need solar energy policy
- Syrian chemical weapons: Brought to you by Britain
- Time to defend the presumption of innocence
- Enjoining refoulement
- Juking the stats
- So much for the surplus
- Australia admits refoulement
- Something is rotten in Westminster
- Targeted and proportionate?
- New Fisk
- Still sinister
- National shuts down Christchurch's rape crisis centre
- John Key pisses on public service independence
- The NSA targets the privacy-conscious
- Challenging the panopticon
- Climate change: A do-nothing approach
- National standards for pollution
- The police are still ignoring electoral crime
- An important question
- Time to defend the right to silence
- Shooting at MPs
- New Fisk
- Dysfunctional
- Overstretched
- Fiji: Intimidating democracy
- Australia returns refugees to persecution
- "Talking about the things that matter"
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