Gordon Campbell on last night’s same sex marriage debate
Once again, when Parliament went into conscience vote mode last night on a contentious issue, the quality of debate markedly improved – as MPs briefly […]
Once again, when Parliament went into conscience vote mode last night on a contentious issue, the quality of debate markedly improved – as MPs briefly […]
When it comes to the Waitangi Tribunal ruling on water rights, Prime Minister John Key appears to be balancing midstream on two different logs that […]
Inequality is becoming ingrained in the culture. One of the more interesting ads on television is the long running one where a trio of All […]
Remember when the Law Commission was worried that young women were the prime targets of alcohol industry RTD alcopop advertising and promotion? Remember when the […]
Under its current operating rules, the New Zealand forces in Bamiyan have already been given authority by Cabinet to cross over into neighbouring regions such […]
The killing of three more New Zealand members of our Provincial Reconstruction Team by a roadside bomb in northern Bamiyan would seem to indicate that […]
As in so many international disputes, the key to the resolution of the Julian Assange asylum case is the United States. If the White House, […]
You don’t really have to be a theologian to know that if you’re truly sorry for doing something, repentance includes a commitment not to do […]
As expected, the MMP review proposal paper has come up with a trade-off between the two main voting thresholds. It suggests scrapping the one electorate […]
So the Olympics has come and gone amid the usual “These were the best Games ever” accolades that seem the automatic verdict issued every four […]
It has been quite a week for Labour, on three counts at least. First came the signs in the polls that the recent slide in […]
In the wake of the weekend’s deadly attack on New Zealand forces in Afghanistan, the interesting aspect of the political response has been the across-the-board […]
If anyone is still wondering what happened to the energies and the organising principles that drove the Occupy movement – or if they’re merely wanting […]
How the Republicans are using voter ID laws to steal the Presidency
Can Waihi count many blessings from the mine on its doorstep?
Britain sends a message to its former colony
The endless search for space on the city’s walls…
New Zealand hosts Damien Echols, and the new film on the West Memphis Three
The Batman finale, plus Alyx Duncan and Dan Salmon
Just when you thought it was safe to go back on a subsistence wage provided by the State.
Waihi’s story is history in the present tense…
True, blue, and the art of getting over it
The June 2012 Edition of Werewolf
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