Even Banks against Key’s ‘Party Central’ fiasco
At first, I thought I must have been dreaming yesterday morning. There was John Banks loudly attacking central government politicians from Wellington. How dare […]
At first, I thought I must have been dreaming yesterday morning. There was John Banks loudly attacking central government politicians from Wellington. How dare […]
UPDATE 14/01 – my Summary of Facts My only charge is still obstructs police – seemingly because I refused to comply with an […]
Powershop is a subsidiary of Meridian Energy, an SOE. It is the most highly rated power retailer by its customers, with 92% satisfaction. On […]
The other day on the telly, Cameron Slater said why he had breached suppression orders intended to protect the identity of sex attack […]
Workers to get same holidays as PM Monday, 11/01/2010, 11:30pm Press release: New Zealand Government The Government will raise the minimum annual leave […]
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This is just too funny. One of Ian Wisharts sources in AirCon which he quoted from ‘verbatim’ turns out to have been a […]
“We’ve got no intention of cutting and running from Afghanistan,” the Prime Minister said from his holiday home in Hawaii.* If you’re a […]
So, Slater wants to be a martyr. Fits well with his personal myth of the hard done by battler fighting this PC world. […]
Happy new year! If you’re lucky enough to be on a bit of a break overseas say ‘Hi’ to Prime Minister John Key […]
I’m no big city banker. But I was under the impression that profit is the income that is left over once you’ve paid your […]
Gareth over at Hot-Topic has written a delightful post “Popgun for hire: A$20,000 detailing one person who is making money off climate change. […]
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As lprent has already posted: I was arrested today for chanting on a megaphone. This is the third time I have been arrested […]
Granny reports that there have been more arrests. Damn, we’re due to head off to Young Labours summer school in Otaki shortly. Be […]
Marty wrote on taxation expert Craig Elliffes opinion series in the Herald a few days ago. The third in the series wound up […]
On Wednesday, Japanese whalers tried to murder five New Zealanders. There is no other way to put it. They ran down a ship […]
John Darroch called today to inform me that the police were starting to round up and arrest protesters, and that they had three […]
Steven Joyce has finally revealed the benefit/cost ratio for the billion dollar Transmission Gully project. A few weeks ago he was mocking Sue Kedgley […]
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Idiot Savant at No Right Turn points out that the police (once again1) are violating the law surrounding protest and dissent. The post […]
There’s no denying that the Burj Khalifa is impressive. Not all that much short of a kilometre high, it’s easily the highest building […]
The Kepler Telescope was launched into space and began transmitting data last year. It’s job is to find evidence of planets outside our […]
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The Right is trying to build momentum for more tax cuts for the rich. The argument comes on three fronts: ‘if we don’t […]
Bill English has usurped his do-nothing leader with an op-ed in the Herald framing National’s agenda for the year to come. This piece was […]
My assumption whenever I read Cameron John Slater’s trash over at Whale Oil is to assume it’s just that trash. That’s why I […]
John Banks is steadily dropping away from a possibility of gaining the Auckland super-city mayoralty. A Herald online poll has John Banks falling […]
There is a weird article in the Sunday Star Times about a US lecturer missing out on a job because she objected to […]
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Well it is the end of 2009. So here are some final thoughts on the implications of the political shifts in the climate […]
Haven’t had as much time as I’d like for updates so far – there are some who have been insisting that I be […]
With so much attention on climate change, and such a lack of concern, urgency and commitment to action from the current Tory government […]
Phil O’Reilly of Business NZ has an opinion piece in the NZ Herald today decrying businesses that trade on the ‘clean and green’ […]
The recent furore about benefit levels has brought a lot of comments along the lines of “I don’t get it why should they?” […]
Umm, some posts we get sent are a bit quirky. Enjoy. _____________________________ OK. I’ll confess. I’m one of the ones who fell for […]