Gordon Campbell on China Steel Dumping Allegations
Over the course of the past decade, MFAT had managed to concoct a China policy of infinite subtlety, a gossamer illusion that – alas – […]
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Gordon Campbell on the censorship wreaking havoc within South Africa’s state broadcaster
Decrees include no further negative news about the President and an end to camera angles that made him ‘look shorter’.
Gordon Campbell on Tony Blair and the Chilcot Report
Alongside this litany of criticisms of Blair’s style of government and decision-making, Chilcot has also given Blair a remarkable amount of wiggle room.
Gordon Campbell on Bill English living in denial
The working poor have been a direct byproduct of the economic policies in vogue for the past 30 years or more, all over the Western world.
Gordon Campbell on Britain’s pleas for mercy
On Brexit, the Europeans clearly want Britain to get on with it, but no British politician seems willing to step up
Gordon Campbell on the Shewan Inquiry into our tax haven rules
Like the political equivalent of lithium, John Key is routinely administered to dull any politically dangerous mood swings amidst the general public…
Gordon Campbell on the Ombudsman’s verdict on Paula Rebstock and Ian Rennie
The Ombudsman’s report on the inquiry into events at MFAT pulls back the veil on a far wider issue
Greens + Labour, Aussie Version
…And Other Notes On The Looming Aussie Election
Getting Roasted, Kiwi Style
Marketing coffee can be a mug’s game…
Tour of Duty
Taking the “guilt” tour in Auckland Art Gallery
Gordon Campbell on the Teina Pora payout
Oops, sorry and $2.5 million in cash as a settlement for wrongful conviction.
Gordon Campbell on our paltry refugee response and a brazen US rewrite of the TPP
The miserly nature of New Zealand’s response to the global refugee crisis continues apace.