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Moving away from the politics of fear

· Guest post

I’ve been meaning to respond to this post by Bill for a few days. This is the bit that I really disagree with: “there is a defining factor that ought to be considered…vulnerability to attack” (which isn’t from the post itself but from the front…

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Grant Robertson live Q&A

· notices and features

Grant Robertson will be joining us live here tonight at around 7:30pm. As usual all comments / questions will be strictly moderated. Like the last time I moderated, I will give preference to new questions, rather than repeats of questions already asked and answered. --…

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The bad blogger

· lprent

This morning, Cameron Slater celebrated his birthday this morning by inventing a story in a pretty typical mixture of whining, blustering, and maudlin self-pity. In fact anything except for looking to himself as the author of his own miseries. But nope, in a classically paranoid fashion, Cameron thinks…

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Should Right-wing newspapers just shut up?

· Anthony R0bins

A dirty election victory hasn't led to any soul-searching among New Zealand's Right-wing newspapers and media. Where to from here? M.Y. KEYBOARD (In the spirit of Philip Matthews) reports. In a parallel universe, David Cunliffe is the prime minister of New Zealand presiding over a…

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Conservation Week

· notices and features

It is Conservation Week: This Conservation Week we're making it fun and easy to get out and explore the great outdoors, by hosting activities and events around the country. Can’t make it to an event? Why not challenge some mates to join you in an…

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How much is too much?

· mickysavage

This is a question that sprung to mind while I was reading a recent Guardian article about English landlords Fergus and Judith Wilson.  They are the owners of nearly 1,000 homes in the Kent area in the United Kingdom.  The value of the landholding must…

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Open mike 02/11/2014

· notices and features

Open mike is your post. The Standard is not a conspiracy – just a welcome outlet for the expression of views. Leaders that command respect will not be undermined by this. The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the Policy). Step up to the mike…

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Chat with Grant Robertson Sunday 7:30

· notices and features

Labour leadership contender Grant Robertson will be joining us here at The Standard live on Sunday around 7:30pm for a chat. This is not the post to ask your questions, watch out for that on Sunday around 6pm. Usual close moderation will apply.

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The future of work, income

· Anthony R0bins

The world is changing, and thanks to technology the changes are coming faster and faster. We probably don't spend enough time thinking about the consequences. This short (15 minute) documentary, "Humans Need Not Apply" is a real eye opener (hat tip to my MP David…

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Open mike 01/11/2014

· notices and features

Open mike is your post. The Standard is not a conspiracy – just a welcome outlet for the expression of views. Leaders that command respect will not be undermined by this. The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the Policy). Step up to the mike…

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