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Iran: Paranoid, But With Real Enemies
Iran faces up to its inner demons and its foreign foes
Living Sensibly with Drugs
Portugal makes the de-criminalisation of drugs work
Badger’s Parting Gifts (1984) by Susan Varley
Death in children’s stories
Left Coasting: The Door That Swings Both Ways
California fails to cope with its crowded prisons
Travelling Light: Doing the Manhattan Walk of Death
On foot, and fearless in New York City
From the Hood : Bullet Points Will Solve All My Structure Problems
Bullet Points Will Solve All My Structure Problems
Talking Sport: Close, But No Cigar
Spare a thought for the guy who comes in second
Universal Television
Mapping the TV cosmos
Reviews, Commentary etc… A few comics from New Caledonia
A few comics from New Caledonia by Tim Bollinger Returning from a comic book forum in Noumea wonderfully hosted by the good people at CREIPAC […]
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> The law change on provocation – will it make gays and women any safer? Afghanistan – are the SAS being sent on a doomed […]
A Few Extra Reasons Why The Boscawen Bill Should Be Dumped
Interesting that Act MP John Boscawen wants to introduce legislation that will try to re-define what is or isn’t a permitted means, and level, of […]
The Referendum About Hitting Kids
Diversion, as every parent knows, is a useful ploy in good parenting. You divert the angry child’s attention away – with a game, or another […]
Rodney Hide’s Supercity ultimatum to the Government
Click to enlarge Image from: Scoop Satire: Super-City Map As Rodney Hide crawls out onto the ledge and threatens to resign all of his ministerial […]
Gordon Campbell: Deliberate defeat in Afghanistan
Defence Minister Wayne Mapp’s main contribution to the House debate yesterday on Afghanistan was that New Zealand would want to see an improvement in the […]
Gordon Campbell On The Afghan Marital Rape Law
New Zealand has a special interest in the rape law that Hamid Karzai has reportedly sneaked into effect only days before the Afghan election on […]
Our cozying up to the military regime in Burma
If the military regime in Fiji deserves smart sanctions against its officials, relatives, supporters and sports teams – and it does – then you’d think […]
The SAS going Dutch – or Canadian – in Afghanistan
Now that our SAS troops are heading back into combat in Afghanistan the key question becomes – who are they going to replace? The answer […]
Bill English’s Homing Instincts, for the Money
Clearly, the first item on the review of ministerial expenses is going to be to create a clear definition of what constitutes ‘home’ – because […]
The Business of Cruelty
Why does New Zealand treat animals so badly?
Provocation: A Dispassionate Look
After Weatherston and Ambach – will the law change make people any safer?
The Pope of Parliament
Dr Lockwood Smith talks about trying to make the House a better place
SOS Afghanistan – Are the SAS on a doomed mission?
An interview with US Afghanistan expert Thomas Johnson
Left Coasting: Home Discomforts in Berkeley
Away from home among the homeless in Berkeley California
Classics : Goodnight Moon (1947)
Margaret Wise Brown: The tragic revolutionary who wrote the children’s classic
The Complicatist: Johnny Devlin
Johnny Devlin and the spirit of the 50s
From the Hood : Sorry, No Article This Week
Lyndon Hood – discretely proffers a cautionary tale
Talking Sport : Tour de France
Can the Tour de France teach us how to run the Rugby World Cup?
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Werewolf issue 2, June 2009
Cartoon Alley: Anthony Behrens
Anthony Behrens is a Palmerston North–based graphic designer. He says : ‘I worked in newspapers for 15 years as a designer/illustrator. Before that I illustrated […]