Change Partners
An interview with Internet Party leader Laila Harre
July 2014
Why Politicians Are Hated
Its election time, and an alien life form is once more among us, seeking our allegiance
Scotland The Maybe Not-So-Brave
Is the vote for independence destined to be yet another noble-but-doomed episode in Scottish history?
Scotland’s Vote : The View from Wales
Freedom for Scotland would be ‘a beacon for social justice’ throughout the UK
Antenna Wars
In the Aereo case, the US Supreme Court uses copyright to protect the ancient business models of TV content providers
Welcome Back, Pluto
Science may be, should be, rethinking its decision to kick Pluto out of the planetary club
From The Lost Continent
Youth, art and radical politics in the Olivier Assayas film After May
From The Hood : Carry On Captaining
Its lonely at the top, but the view is grand
Who Put the Buddha in Budapest?
Good times, beer bikes and historo-enlightenment in the heart of Hungary
The Complicatist : Blue Eyed & Soulful
From the Righteous Brothers to Yelawolf and beyond…
* * * * * WEREWOLF ISSUE 48, July 2014 * * * * *
The June 2014 Edition of Werewolf
Gordon Campbell on National’s electorate deals
Image by Neetflux For all the talk yesterday from Prime Minister John Key about National being transparent about its electorate deals in Epsom and Ohariu, […]
Gordon Campbell on Gaza and burning the Israeli flag
One of the selling points in New Zealand’s campaign for a temporary seat on the Security Council is that we have a pluckily independent voice […]
Gordon Campbell on the non-apology to Tania Billingsley
The refusal by Prime Minister John Key to issue a personal apology to Tania Billingsley has been accompanied by an array of excuses. Yes, there […]
Gordon Campbell on the failure to prosecute the GCSB
So one hand of the state – the Independent Police Conduct Authority – has now washed the hands of its brother agencies, and declared that […]
Gordon Campbell on the Dotcom emails
Back in 2010 at least, the email trail recently released to David Fisher of the NZ Herald shows that the Immigration Service had found an […]
Gordon Campbell on the shonky Police statistics, and the Israeli air strikes on Gaza
When people systematically alter how being statistics are recorded in order to gain personal and organisational advantage, that’s usually when the Police get called in. […]
Gordon Campbell on this week’s TPP talks and the election meltdown in Afghanistan
As negotiators gather in Ottawa this week for the latest round of talks on the Trans Pacific Partnership trade deal, the opposition to (a) the […]
Gordon Campbell on today’s presidential elections in Indonesia
Indonesia is holding presidential elections later today. As usual, New Zealand seems completely uninterested in what happens in Indonesia – even though our huge neighbor […]
Gordon Campbell on the BNP Paribas case, and the selective pursuit of Dotcom
So the extradition hearing for Kim Dotcom has been delayed until next February. In another long running drama, a final deal on the Trans Pacific […]
Gordon Campbell on the diplomatic immunity fallout at MFAT, and Iraq/Vietnam comparisons
Image by Neetflux Terrific. I’m glad that Murray McCully is well and truly determined to get to the bottom of who screwed up the Malaysian […]
Gordon Campbell on Murray McCully’s avoidance strategy for his latest disaster
Blame the officials. Go to ground. Looks like standard operational procedure for Foreign Affairs Minister Murray McCully, this time with respect to Malaysia over the […]
Gordon Campbell on Helen Clark’s UN Secretary-General bid
Helen Clark’s informal campaign to succeed Ban Ki-Moon as UN Secretary-General is moving into a higher gear. Her June 11 interview on BBC’s Hard Talk […]