Badger’s Parting Gifts (1984) by Susan Varley
Death in children’s stories
Death in children’s stories
California fails to cope with its crowded prisons
On foot, and fearless in New York City
Bullet Points Will Solve All My Structure Problems
Spare a thought for the guy who comes in second
Mapping the TV cosmos
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 […]
> The law change on provocation – will it make gays and women any safer? Afghanistan – are the SAS being sent on a doomed […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
If the military regime in Fiji deserves smart sanctions against its officials, relatives, supporters and sports teams – and it does – then you’d think […]
Now that our SAS troops are heading back into combat in Afghanistan the key question becomes – who are they going to replace? The answer […]
Clearly, the first item on the review of ministerial expenses is going to be to create a clear definition of what constitutes ‘home’ – because […]
Why does New Zealand treat animals so badly?
After Weatherston and Ambach – will the law change make people any safer?
Dr Lockwood Smith talks about trying to make the House a better place
An interview with US Afghanistan expert Thomas Johnson
Away from home among the homeless in Berkeley California
Margaret Wise Brown: The tragic revolutionary who wrote the children’s classic
Johnny Devlin and the spirit of the 50s
Lyndon Hood – discretely proffers a cautionary tale
Can the Tour de France teach us how to run the Rugby World Cup?
Werewolf issue 2, June 2009
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 […]
Mark O’Brien has been drawing cartoons full time since just after he graduated with an economics degree in 1984, Throughout the 80s he sold his […]
Ned Wenlock lives in Wellington and work as an animator, designer and illustrator. He has been drawing comics since about the age of nine. He […]
In recent days, there has been an odd symmetry between Graham Henry’s response to the All Blacks defeat in Durban and John Key’s rationale for […]
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