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Rigged

· advantage

When the Roman army crossed the Mediterranean to attack Carthage in 149 BC, they really went to war. They lay seige to it for two years. The Carthagenians were offered surrender terms, but would not do so unconditionally. So the Romans broke in and took…

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Open Mike 29/10/2016

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Open mike is your post. For announcements, general discussion, whatever you choose. The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the Policy). Step up to the mike … [In order to keep Open Mike and Daily Review free for other conversations, please put all comments,…

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Daily Review 28/10/2016

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Daily review is also your post. This provides Standardistas the opportunity to review events of the day. The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the Policy). Don’t forget to be kind to each other …

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Hosking’s party political broadcasts

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As reported by John Drinnan: Giving Hosking the all-clear The broadcasting standards watchdog has given Mike Hosking's prime-time editorials the OK, but TVNZ says it will have to look at how they fit into covering issues next year, an election year. News and current affairs…

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Spinning Key’s India fail

· Natwatch

Key's India trip started off going nowhere fast, and ended up the same way - New Zealand's as close as it's ever got to a free trade deal with India - John Key. Translation, no trade deal. Today the same loyal scribe (Jo Moir) doubled…

International john key spin

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Tax-cuts or… Education

· Ben Clark

The government is proud of their surplus, which at 0.7% of GDP isn’t quite as dramatic as the 9% of GDP deficit they had in 2011.  But as soon as we have a surplus, National starts salivating over tax cuts.  Continuing where I left off, here’s…

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Farewell Helen Kelly

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There will be a public farewell and celebration of Helen Kelly's life occurring today.  The event will start at 1 pm at the Michael Fowler Centre, 111 Wakefield St, Wellington. There will also be a live simulcast of the memorial in Auckland and Christchurch from 12.45pm sharp.…

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Open Mike 28/10/2016

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Daily Review 27/10/2016

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Fabian Event – 5th Labour Government – 30 October Auckland 1pm

· Mike Smith

You are warmly invited to hear Sir Michael Cullen, Hon Margaret Wilson, Hon David Parker, Mike Williams, and Dot Kettle reflect on the experiences of Helen Clark-led three-term Labour government - its achievements, its legacy and discuss its lessons for the future. Sunday 30 October…

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Meth and housing

· Natwatch

Key's "War on P" is going so swimmingly well that there's a lot of it about. But in this context, is it just being used as an excuse? - Methamphetamine blamed for empty Housing New Zealand houses Methamphetamine is keeping people out of state homes,…

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Open Mike 27/10/2016

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Daily Review 26/10/2016

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Blogs and Activism

· Bill

For me, internet based activism is primarily about shifting people's thoughts and perceptions. Done well, people can find themselves asking new questions and entertaining new ideas. Done badly, people become entrenched and incurious. Good activism always presents a pathway or avenue to walk down, or…

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Open Mike 26/10/2016

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Daily Review 25/10/2016

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Time for another round of fear mongering

· Natwatch

Need a distraction from poverty, the housing crisis, and the slow collapse of the health and education systems? Why not go with an old favourite, fear mongering - Foreign fighters in the Middle East could return to New Zealand as Islamic State crumbles - John…

defence john key spin war

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Tax-cuts or… fixing Child Poverty

· Ben Clark

The government is proud of their surplus, which at 0.7% of GDP isn’t quite as dramatic as the 9% of GDP deficit they had in 2011.  But as soon as we have a surplus, National starts salivating over tax cuts.  Continuing where I left off, here's…

poverty