Ikaroa-Rawhiti
Newstalk ZB Staff (Newstalk ZB): Fight on for Ikaroa-Rawhiti seat
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Whaitiri wins Labour selection
Radio NZ: Ikaroa Rawhiti a Labour seat – Fox
Morgan Godfery (Daily Blog): The race for Ikaroa-Rāwhiti just got a whole lot more interesting
Brian Edwards (BEM): On Shane Taurima and why we don’t want political eunuchs as interviewers.
Jack Tautokai McDonald (Maui Street): Te Ikaroa-Rāwhiti by-election will affirm that Māori democracy is strong, diverse and dynamic
Yvonne Tahana (Herald): Taurima to face TVNZ bosses on future role
Cameron Slater (Whaleoil): Brian Edwards on Shane Taurima’s bias
Chris Trotter (Whaleoil): What is the most important thing in Ikaroa-Rawhiti? It is people. It is people. It is people.
Keeping Stock: A double-whammy for Shane Taurima
Legal aid
Andrea Vance (Stuff): Appeal over 'unlawful' legal aid reforms
Newswire: Labour wants answers on legal aid
Gordon Campbell (Stuff): Shedding light on legal aid changes
RMA reform
David Kennedy (Local Bodies): 10 Reasons for Opposing RMA Changes
Laura McQuillan (TV3): Labour pledges to repeal RMA changes
Hamish Rutherford (Stuff): RMA fears 'scaremongering'
Election 2014
Jessica Mutch (TVNZ): Latest poll results a shock to the system
Gordon Campbell (Scoop): On the government’s latest bout of hippie punching
Anthony Robins (The Standard): Election narratives
Alan Paprill (The Irascible Curmudgeon): Of Bullshit and Jellybeans
Danyl McLauchlan (Dim-Post): Updated poll chart and the dark backward and abysm of time
Cameron Slater (Whaleoil): Some thoughts on the polls
Felix Marwick (Newstalk ZB): Polls show National and Labour in same ballpark
ODT: And so it begins
Cameron Slater (Whaleoil): Does John Key not care what members think?
Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): Has David Shearer put beneficiary parents on his roof again?
Dan Satherley (TV3): Left bloc scores with power policy
Maori politics
Yvonne Tahana (Herald): Waitangi Tribunal hearings in jeopardy over cost - claimant
Toby Manhire (Listener): Al Jazeera goes to the Waikato
Newswire: East Coast hapu signs $23M settlement
Grant Duncan (Policy Matters): Māori Representation
GCSB
No Right Turn: The GCSB has been spying on all of us
Newstalk BZ Staff (Newstalk ZB): GCSB new target of serial political litigant, McCready
Christchurch rebuild
Hester Moore (The Press): University no 'ghost town'
Emily Cooper (TV3): Who'll pay for the rebuild's nice-to-haves?
Marc Greenhill (Stuff): Selwyn MP at ease with background role
Paul Gorman (Stuff): Mayor rejects sale of assets
Radio NZ: Cantabrians warned to prepare for winter
Economy
Laura Walter (Stuff): Wages up, jobs growth rate down
John Braddock (WSW): New Zealand budget drives deepening austerity
Scott Yorke (Imperitor Fish): A day in the life of the Current Account Deficit
Russel Norman (Frogblog): Private money ‘printing’ takes off again
Eloise Gibson (Stuff): Getting behind on progress of sustainability
Tom Pullar-Strecker (Stuff): UFB plan would put NZ at forefront
Auckland
Don Brash (Herald): Council-driven land prices hurt those most in need
Bryce Julyan (Herald): Beware of rush job on city's future
Brian Rudman (Herald): Forget revolution, progress will do
Genetic engineering
Mava Moayyed (Stuff): Marching against genetic engineering
David Kennedy (Local Bodies): GE Threat and European Lessons
Stuff: Protests against GE crops
Newswire: Hundreds march against GM foods
Child poverty and Food in Schools
Charley Mann (Stuff): Breakfast plans 'sadly necessary'
Nikki Turner (Stuff): Tax break penalises poorest kids
Matthew Backhouse (Herald): PM on child hunger plan: 'It's not just food'
Patrick Gower (TV3): Poll shows huge support for food in schools
The Standard: Note to John Key and David Shearer
Michael Timmins (Daily Blog): Combating Child Poverty in the Courts
The Standard: Back to the future: John Key’s Dickensian values
Hamish Rutherford and Michael Field (Stuff): Food in schools to target neediest - PM
Privatisations
Peter Wilson (Newswire): Asset sales in trouble – Greens
No Right Turn: So much for "mum and dad investors" II
Lloyd Burr (TV3): Meridian could be sold in chunks – Key
Education and Novopay
Newswire: Groups want charter schools abandoned
Discrimination
Jackson James Wood: Fuck you, News Zealand Bill
Andrew Geddes (Pundit): It's just the vibe of the thing
Other
Dominion Post: Editorial: City smoking ban a step too far
Adam Bennett (Herald): Collins ignored process: Labour
Newswire: New National MPs to be sworn in
Matthew Backhouse (Herald): Family First appeals against deregistration
Mike Barrington (Herald): Policy to protect council staff whistleblowers up for debate
Newswire: Ryall: Hospitals raise their game
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Would male MPs get this?
Ian Hassell (Pundit): S59: Was the popular will thwarted?
Jan Logie (Frogblog): Individual responsibility vs structural responsibility
Newswire: Govt launches suicide prevention plan
Newswire: Forest and Bird fights Denniston mine
The Press: Editorial: Meat stopped at the border
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): What Winston didn’t tell you about those sinful Chinese
Newswire: Extra help for maternal health
Alex Bourn (TV3): Ranking the world's most powerful women
Adam Bennett (Herald): John Key's new look: Champagne socialist?
Bryce Edwards
Tue, 28 May 2013
Tue, 28 May 2013
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