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How could the Free Syrian Army have screwed things up so quickly?	What kind of world picks Vertigo as its best film?	Conservative law, liberal practice. Should our abortion laws be changed?

	Mighty Foolish Does anyone still think the share sales in state energy assets are a good idea? by Gordon Campbell
	Muddied Waters The Government has to deal with Māori claims over water. It could start by behaving more like a Treaty Partner, and showing a little good faith. by Alison McCulloch
	Syria Diary The Free Syrian Army – How To Lose Support And Alienate People In No Time by Rita from Syria
	Abortion in the Dock The Supreme Court’s recent upholding of the status quo on abortion access doesn’t fix the problems our outdated abortion laws continue to create by Alison McCulloch
	The Dizzying Heights This year, Vertigo finally replaced Citizen Kane as the best film ever made. If you can believe film critics, that is. by Phillip Matthews
	Woody Guthrie at 100 From revolutionary poet, to icon of American virtue… by Gordon Campbell
	Hating Australians Is Boring Isn’t it time we gave up bitching about the neighbours? by Gordon Campbell
	London Calling: After The Gold, Hush In the wake of the London Olympics, the legacy is a good deal less than bright and glittering by Rory MacKinnon
	From the Hood : Poor Show Please, sir, can I have the implementation of a number of already-identified measures that have been shown internationally to mitigate poverty and benefit the wider economy? by Lyndon Hood
	The Complicatist : Music Gonna Shock You Like Electric Celebrating Jamaica, and 50 years of independence by Gordon Campbell
	Cartoon Alley : Mat Tait & Mike Brown Mat Tait is a South Island based cartoonist and illustrator. Mike Brown lives in Wellington and is currently writing a PhD thesis on New Zealand vernacular musics. by Mike Brown & Mat Tait
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