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* * * * * WEREWOLF ISSUE 7, DECEMBER 2009 * * * * *

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The second December edition of Werewolf published on December 23st, 2009

Reviews and commentary #3… Tim Bollinger and Leo Hupert

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My Absolute Favourite Comic At The Moment by Tim Bollinger ‘Lucky Aki in the Stone Age’, by Barry Linton Auckland comic writer/artist Barry Linton is […]

Gordon Campbell on the government's tolerance of white collar crime

January 28, 2010 0

This government takes a crush ’em and crate ’em approach to crime – unless that is, the offender happens to be wearing a tie. In […]

Gordon Campbell on the SAS in Kabul, and the media’s duty to report on their actions

January 25, 2010 0

The saga of media coverage of the SAS in Afghanistan took another turn on the weekend with National MP Eric Roy bizarrely blaming Helen Clark […]

On the ‘Three Strikes’ Policy and the SAS in Kabul

January 20, 2010 0

Click to enlarge In the Book of Leviticus, God takes a no nonsense, zero tolerance approach to offending. Curse your parents, or let your child […]

On the monarchy, and Keith Locke’s mechanism for replacing it

January 18, 2010 0

Click for big version Prince William And The Governor General Anand Satyanand. Photography by Woolf – www.woolf.co.nz Flexibility is an essential feature of the modern […]

On whether people should be able to burn the flag at Anzac Day

January 14, 2010 0

Click to enlarge Any masochist who wants to feel depressed about the state of the New Zealand judiciary needs only to turn to Justice Terence […]

On how The Lovely Bones affects the credibility of Peter Jackson’s Film Commission review, and on other bombs

January 11, 2010 0

Click for big version More Images from The Lovely Bones premiere in Wellington. Co-incidentally, just as Arts Minister Chris Finlayson readies himself to release Peter […]

Owning Upwards

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How workers in Argentina have taken over failing firms, and turned them around

Classics : Go Dog.Go ! ( 1961) by P.D. Eastman

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The Red Scare of the 1950s helped create this hymn to perpetual motion.

The Complicatist : from Sun Ra to Lightning Bolt

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Brian Chippendale of Lightning Bolt talks about the original urban spaceman

Best of Werewolf 2009

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A collection of the best of Werewolf 2009

* * * * * WEREWOLF ISSUE 6, DECEMBER 2009 * * * * *

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The first December edition of Werewolf published December 6th 2009

Campbell on the govt’s plans for welfare reform

December 21, 2009 0

Gordon Campbell on the government’s plans for welfare reform Click to enlarge At a time of the year when family care and social generosity should […]

Peter Jackson, and the alleged need to keep up with the Australian film industry

December 18, 2009 0

Peter Jackson is expected to deliver his ministerial review on the New Zealand Film Commission to Arts Minister Chris Finlayson just before Christmas, and its […]

The Treasury Update, And Calls for Austerity

December 16, 2009 0

Any future built on Treasury forecasts is on shaky ground, but lets assume the relative optimism expressed by Treasury in yesterday’s half yearly fiscal update […]

Anne Tolley’s last stand, and those abusive mayoral texts

December 14, 2009 0

Education Minister Anne Tolley is painting herself into a dangerous corner by threatening to sack the boards of trustees at any primary schools still refusing […]

Gordon Campbell: Obama's Peace Prize (+ Al Quaeda)

December 11, 2009 0

Click for big version Cartoon by Malcolm Evans. For more, see Copenhagen: Cartoon Comment from Malcolm Evans So, Barack Obama was in Oslo yesterday to […]

Gordon Campbell: Risk Free Tax!

December 9, 2009 0

On current indications the Buckle Tax review will provide the final draft of their recommendations to the government just before Christmas – to enable it […]

China’s role in our problems with P

December 8, 2009 0

Media coverage of the battle against P has tended to focus on the role of Maori gangs in the P trade. Yet most of the […]

Public funding for a Rugby World Cup that few can afford to attend

December 4, 2009 0

In any other industry, the taxpayer/ratepayer subsidies being offered to the professional rugby industry for its World Cup event in 2011 would be being slagged […]