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Security: social, financial, personal, digital

· karol

Yesterday more planks in the NAct raft of small changes, were before the House.  These small changes add up to major changes that whittle away the rights of individuals, undermine democracy, and increase hardship and insecurity for those on low incomes.  Meanwhile the government is…

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Key to make GCSB’s illegal spying legal

· James Henderson

So, the GCSB has been systemically breaking its own law by assisting the SIS and Police to spy on New Zealanders - a clear violation of the GCSB Act and, potentially, the Crimes Act. Key leaked the report revealing this while he was overseas so…

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Open mike 10/04/2013

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The fix is in

· Eddie

So, here's the play. Key's been caught asleep at the wheel of our spies. 88 people illegally spied on. Key knew last July, but didn't act until the Dotcom case brought things out in September. The Nats' goal is to deflect blame from Key (and…

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Kitteridge report released

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Following the leaking of the Kitteridge GCSB report to the media (who had copies? who leaked?) and ructions in Parliament's question time today, the report has been released early. It is available here (or direct link to pdf). The timing is awfully convenient for the…

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Labour pays respect to Margaret Thatcher

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David SHEARER Labour Leader 09 April 2013 MEDIA STATEMENT Labour pays respect to Margaret Thatcher Labour is today paying its respects to the family, friends and colleagues of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher who passed away overnight. “Baroness Thatcher was a passionate and formidable…

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The invisible commissioner?

· Anthony R0bins

All sorts of ructions as a Danish politician described the powhiri she experienced in NZ as "uncivilised" and "grotesque". (Oddly enough she's from a right-wing party, who would have guessed?) So much so "ignorance as usual", but then up cropped Colin Craig, leader our very…

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Outage and an irritating lack of support

· lprent

As I'm sure that many of you are aware, we had an outage commencing at about 2205 NZST last night and finally getting fixed at about 0825 this morning. I got notified about 10 minutes into the outage by my various ping systems that the…

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Open mike 09/04/2013

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War talk

· Anthony R0bins

Having escaped his local disasters for some quiet time in China, John Key has been dabbling in international diplomacy and the dangerous situation surrounding the posturing of North Korea. After initial tough talk of war, Key has been backpedalling... Key plays down North Korea war…

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Temper, temper

· Eddie

Key's 'knucklehead' outburst has been interpreted by the more sycophantic parts of the press as a clever 'wedging' of the media from the public. The supposed logic, which a few journos surprisingly buy, is that the media is much less popular than him, so attacking…

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Looters’ bonus to cost $40 million

· James Henderson

Bill English has just admitted to Breakfast (good questioning by Nadine Chalmers-Ross) that the looters' bonus on Mighty River Power will cost around $40m. You and I can think of many valuable things this government could be doing with $40m, rather than giving it to…

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Open mike 08/04/2013

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