This month’s Werewolf cover story is about the Kim Dotcom extradition case and is available here, but there’s an interesting footnote…This week, ABC television news […]
Is Kim Dotcom bound to get a raw deal at his extradition hearing?
The remarkable struggle of Joe Harawira and the Sawmill Workers Against Poisons shows it will take more than good rules to keep workers and the environment safe
Ten years on, an American recalls being in New Zealand on the eve of the 2003 invasion of Iraq
Ten years on from the invasion, it is not the Americans
Selling off state-owned energy companies has been a disaster in Britain
Silver Linings Playbook, Liberal Arts and the universal love for Jennifer Lawrence
The Morsi government is leading and feeding the spiral of violence in Egypt
The French have A Word For It
The convergence of television and politics is a disease without a cure
More obscure soul music gems from the vaults
The February 2013 Edition of Werewolf
Routinely, US foreign policy in the Middle East seems to suffer from a karmic backlash. Ten years ago, the Iraq invasion was supposed to produce […]
It is hard to tell which aspect of Susan Devoy becoming Race Relations Commissioner is worse. Was it the selection of someone who plainly has […]
“Some rob you with a six gun, some with a fountain pen” – Woody Guthrie Put your money in the bank, not under the mattress. […]
So according to its former chairman John Palmer, Solid Energy could have done nothing about the sudden and dramatic fall in the price of coal. […]
The Jorge Mario Bergoglio who became Pope Francis earlier today must be quite accustomed to being the compromise choice, and the least divisive of the […]
Outsiders watching the Catholic Church as it engages in choosing its next leader should be feeling alarmed at the emergence of Cardinal Angelo Scola of […]
Hugo Chavez has been an example of how much a Third World nation can achieve when it takes control of its natural resources from the […]
The double standard on how we treat tax avoidance (leniently) as opposed to how we treat welfare fraud (very harshly) came under the spotlight again […]
So the United Nations has reprimanded Richard Prosser for his “Wogistan” comments. The United Nations committee on the elimination of racial discrimination described Prosser’s comments […]
Let’s hope Prime Minister John Key looks and listens during this week’s overseas trip to Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Brazil. There’s so much he could […]
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