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February 2009

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Gordon Campbell on Friday’s job summit, and whether anyone has an end game for the recession

Gordon Campbell February 25, 2009 0

How bad is bad likely to be ? At this point, Friday’s job summit will begin under the shadow of a great unknown. No-one it […]

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Gordon Campbell On Who May Succeed Jeanette Fitzsimons

Gordon Campbell February 23, 2009 0

Click to enlarge The fortunes of politicians can change overnight – cock of the walk one day, coq au vin the next. Not that Green […]

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Gordon Campbell on National’s shambolically popular style of government, plus the Israeli election

Gordon Campbell February 20, 2009 0

Click to enlarge Much as he’d dislike the comparison, Bill English is being almost Bolgeresque in the non- ideological approach he’s taken to running the […]

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Gordon Campbell on how spying on politicians should be managed in future

Gordon Campbell February 16, 2009 0

Click to enlarge For the meantime, Prime Minister John Key has kicked for touch on whether security services directly responsible to him should be allowed […]

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John Key’s infrastructure announcement

Gordon Campbell February 11, 2009 0

Click to enlarge So earlier today, we saw Prime Minister John Key unveil phase two of his government’s ‘rolling maul’ of solutions to the financial […]

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Campbell: Sir Roger Douglas, And His Orewa Speech

Gordon Campbell February 11, 2009 0

Quaint. 25 years after Roger Douglas first won the power to affect this country, he has returned to Orewa, the elephant’s graveyard of politicians ( […]

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Gordon Campbell: Obama, Locke & Israeli Elections

Gordon Campbell February 9, 2009 0

One of the year’s major foreign policy decisions will soon be landing on the table of John Key’s government. The US will be coming round […]

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Gordon Campbell: Obama, Locke & Israeli Elections

Gordon Campbell February 9, 2009 0

One of the year’s major foreign policy decisions will soon be landing on the table of John Key’s government. The US will be coming round […]

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Gordon Campbell on the challenges that the RMA changes pose for the Maori Party

Gordon Campbell February 4, 2009 0

Click to enlarge The Maori Party and the National Party are strange bedfellows, and this week has offered a few more examples of the tricky […]

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How the government’s media imagery diverges from reality

Gordon Campbell February 2, 2009 0

The media loves a little Westie battler, but is not quite so keen on people who use privilege to get what they want. Last week […]

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