On The Hobbit finale
Great. The Hobbit stays here. Everyone’s happy about that – you, me, John Key, Robyn Malcolm…we’re all so very happy, at least until we look […]
October 2010
Profiteering from Prisons
On the global evidence, private prisons are no more efficient, and are no less expensive for the taxpayer
Lady in Waiting
Helen Clark’s chances of becoming the next UN Secretary-General
Saint Australia
The blessings of the Lucky Country now extend to the afterlife
Classics : The Owl Service (1967)
The owls are not what they seem, but the English stay true to type
Obama faces the mid-terms
Why voters are looking elsewhere for change they can believe in
Left Coasting : Fail Marks for the Smart Grid
What’s so smart about corporate energy’s transition to smart meters?
From The Hood : Looney Toons In Hobbiton
The unionth are dethpicable!
Milestone Movies : Deep Throat (1972)
From Linda Lovelace to Julia Roberts – its not such a long way, baby
The Complicatist : In praise of Raymond Scott
The man who heard the future
Cartoon Alley: Reviews and commentary #17… Gordon Campbell
My favourite cartoon (this month) : Winsor McKay’s black and white cartoons
Cartoon Alley: Reviews and commentary #16… Tim Bollinger
New works by Art Spiegelman, Toby Morris and Glen Stewart
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The September 2010 Edition of Werewolf
On the Latest stage of The Hobbit drama
So, according to Sir Peter Jackson and Philippa Boyens all that Warners are asking for in an uncertain world is certainty. A surety that no […]
Gordon Campbell on The Hobbit countdown to D-Day
At his post Cabinet press conference last week, Prime Minister John Key was asked (by me) whether the government-convened talks to keep The Hobbit in […]
On the Government’s bogus victory over price increases
Out in the real world, it is hard to see why anyone would want to take credit for the current state of the economy. Economic […]
On aged care, and the Len Brown, Celia Wade-Brown triumphs
The Greens/Labour Party investigation of conditions in the aged care sector in New Zealand paints a hair-raising picture of this country’s quality of care for […]
Gordon Campbell: Key's backbone problem with China
On the evidence of the past week, New Zealand has a Prime Minister who seems chronically unable to stand up for himself – or this […]
On the Paul Henry saga
So far, the penalties levied on Paul Henry’s have gone no further than a two week suspension for his on air querying of whether Kiwis […]
Gordon Campbell on the end game for The Hobbit
The two main issues that will decide Warners’ decision about where to shoot The Hobbit are both inching towards a resolution. Neither involve the actors’ […]