Gordon Campbell on the civil war (and looming famine) in Ethiopia
When the United Nations wheels out its toughest language – Yemen in 2017 was /is“the world’s worst humanitarian catastrophe” and (this week) the crisis in […]
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Gordon Campbell on why the dice are loaded against women in public life
If they enter public life, women can expect a type of intense (and contradictory) scrutiny that is rarely applied to their male counterparts. If they […]
Gordon Campbell on chilling the warm fuzzies about the US/China trade deal
Hold the champagne, folks. This week’s China/US deal is more about a change in tone between the world’s two biggest economies – thank goodness they’re […]
Gordon Campbell on trying to cheer up the business sector
Why on earth is it seen to be Jacinda Ardern’s problem when business chooses to whine on about its lack of confidence, and its lack […]
Gordon Campbell on the Hit&Run inquiry
So there is to be a government inquiry into the 2010 raid on an Afghan village, as described in the Nicky Hager/Jon Stephenson book Hit […]
Gordon Campbell on Labour’s timidity, and the temporary outrage over Syria
What an odd post-Cabinet press conference that was yesterday, from PM Jacinda Ardern and Finance Minister Grant Robertson. Overall, it was like hearing from the […]
Gordon Campbell on Middlemore Hospital as a symptom of neglect
Week by week, the sheer scale of the neglect to crucial social infrastructure by the Key/English government becomes apparent – and with it the size […]
Gordon Campbell on the (looming) nurses’ strike
It is (almost) possible to feel a bit sorry for the DHB negotiators engaged in the current nurses pay round. Come next Monday there’s every […]
Admission Day, Hawaii
Life flourishes, despite Trump, North Korea etc
Gordon Campbell on the Turei finale
So the political career of Metiria Turei is, in effect, now over. It goes to show the double standard in politics is alive and well.
Welcome Back, Pluto
Science may be, should be, rethinking its decision to kick Pluto out of the planetary club
TPP : No Ifs, No Butts
The TPP trade deal needs to take a stand against Big Tobacco
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The June 2013 Edition of Werewolf
Having It All, Doing It All
More women are earning more than their spouses, and doing more housework/childcare at the same time
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The Octoberr 2012 Edition of Werewolf
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The August 2012 Edition of Werewolf
Dark Knight of the Soul
The Batman finale, plus Alyx Duncan and Dan Salmon
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The May 2012 Edition of Werewolf
Talking Sport : The Trashing of Alberto Contador
Nothing that resembles natural justice was meted out to the champion Spanish cyclist
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The September 2011 Edition of Werewolf
Losing Student Media
Tracing one likely effect of voluntary student membership
The Complicatist: Love and Mining Disasters
The Complicatist : Love and Mining Disasters
Opening the floodgates to tax fraud
Is the most significant change in property law in decades slipping through Parliament virtually unnoticed
National’s Commanding Poll Lead Clipped Slightly
3News is reporting that its latest poll shows the lead National has had over labour in recent polls has taken a slight beating in its […]
National's Commanding Poll Lead Clipped Slightly
3News is reporting that its latest poll shows the lead National has had over labour in recent polls has taken a slight beating in its […]