Reverse Midas Touch

And so ends a great day’s trading under the erstwhile eye of Mr Key. Looks like they won’t be inviting John back to […]

Socialist America

The health care debate going on in America is a very serious debate, and who wins it has important implications for what kind […]

Understanding political behaviour

It seems political scientists could learn a thing or two from anthropologists after all. “Neanderthals were not the gentle, almost-human creatures portrayed in […]

Outage

The outage earlier this evening was due to the hosting company taking the server down.. We will be rebooting the host machine to […]

The entertainer

It’s kind of funny how in a year we’ve gone from expecting a Prime Minister to be hugely competent and across the details […]

Lyndon on ACT

Found this gem at Fighting Talk. Lyndon Hood examines the act of leaking. Lyndon Hood: Act Doesn’t Feel Climate Heat Click to enlarge […]

Going forward…

Like r0b, I’m the new kid on The Standard’s block. Sounds like he got the cool initiation. I, on the other hand, had […]

Sohole.

In Ponsonby there is a bloody great big hole which is all that remains of the unlamented DYC  Vinegar factory. It has been […]

Why blog?

So, against my better judgement I’m now a card carrying Standardista. Finally managed to get through the initiation ceremony without fainting. I’ve been […]

“Science”

ACT Party Press Release 1/4/2010: ACT has now identified the number one threat to personal freedom, to unbounded economic growth and to vast […]

Keep digging

Just noticed the interview with Garrett in the Sunday-Star Times: “Garrett, who “wore overalls and not a suit” while working as a roughneck […]

Smackathon planned

Anti-violence campaigners are urging Auckland parents to be especially vigilant in the wake of news that “Vote No” campaigner Larry Baldock is planning […]

The great leader

Something about the title of this press release from Peter Dunne yesterday just made me laugh:   Call for leadership, vision from pharmacy […]

Time for tory charity?

Following the success of TV3’s ‘Big Night In’ Telethon which raised over $2 million for KidsCan, I was thinking there are others that […]

Wordcamp

If you’re interested in the software that runs this site and many others, there is a wordcamp in Wellington this weekend about the […]

Stick to Acting

John explains how what he said was taken out of context, and he outlines his views on climate change.

Bon moat

We’ve been puzzling over how Bludger Bill can be spending all the $920 a week he is rorting for living in his family […]

Closing the gap

I take it all back. Key really is a genius! I didn’t think he could do it, but I underestimated him. Under his […]

The Daily Refrain on swine flu

Sometimes writing is hard. Especially when one is hungover for the third morning in a row. Thank God for Youtube.  This one goes […]

Should a…

www.should-a.com, a website “created for the express purpose of openly mocking the citizen’s initiated referendum aimed at The Crimes (Substituted Section 59) Amendment […]