NZ POLITICS DAILY: December 2 2014
NZ POLITICS DAILY: December 2 from Dr Bryce Edwards
Hot Topic
EARNINGS
Today’s content
Labour Party
Brook Sabin (TV3): Andrew Little to redefine who Labour stand for
John Armstrong (Herald): New leader out to dismantle economic handicap
Colin James (ODT): The big Little start to Labour’s rebuild
Vernon Small (Dom Post): 'Work' speech a giant first leap for Labour leader
Vernon Small (Stuff): Andrew Little's underwhelming speech
Herald: Editorial: Little's focus on increasing rewards of work welcome
Dom Post: Editorial: Early signs promising from Little
Audrey Young (Herald): Andrew Little works to reposition Labour
Dene Mackenzie (ODT): Labour to work with public on future of work
Scott Yorke (Imperator Fish): A problem
Rob Salmond (Polity): Little's speech: Nixon to China
Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): Little’s Labour – it’s just a jump to the centre
Rob Salmond (Polity): The Future of Work: Reaction
Tahu Potiki (Press): After initial discomfort, Little hits his stride
Countering Terrorist Fighters Bill
Dan Satherley (TV3): Key repeats GCSB lines over anti-terror bill
RNZ: Labour likely to support anti-terror bill
Stuff: Labour leader backs controversial anti-terror law
Newswire: Report due on Govt's anti-terror bill
Newswire: Labour expected to back Govt's anti-terror bill
Gordon Campbell (Scoop): On Labour prematurely declaring victory over the SIS law
Demelza Leslie (RNZ): PM signals tougher security laws
Isaac Davison (Herald): Anti-terror measures may be watered down
Andrea Vance (Stuff): Government may water down anti-terror laws
Jane Patterson (RNZ): Top spy won't be drawn on 'rushed' bill
Newswire: Spy bosses front on foreign fighters bill
Stacey Kirk (Stuff): MPs recall spy boss for questions
ODT: Editorial: Dangers in fast-tracking legislation
No Right Turn: A fatal flaw in the SIS's argument
No Right Turn: Earning their salaries
Martyn Bradbury (Waatea): Muslims are the new Maori
Stacey Kirk and Aimee Gulliver (Stuff): Muslim communities facing a 'backlash' over law
The Standard: The Countering Terrorist Fighters Legislation Bill
Iraq
TVNZ: Key's ANZAC idea over ISIS fight a 'cynical ploy' – Little
Adam Bennett (Herald): Defence Force training for Iraq 'just in case' as Key scotches idea of Anzac combat unit
Tracy Watkins (Stuff): Anzac badge 'historically symbolic'
Adam Bennett (Herald): Anzac combat force suggestions 'fundamentally wrong' - Key
No Right Turn: A new ANZAC force?
Rob Salmond (Polity): "To commemorate Gallipoli, we killed your son."
Dirty Politics
TVNZ: Andrew Little: Cameron Slater's a sociopath who knows John Key's secrets
Claire Trevett (Herald): Gwyn tight-lipped about leak investigation
Matthew Dentith: Murky Politics
Stephanie Rodgers (On the Left): The downfall of John Key
Inequality
Kristin Hall (TVNZ): One in four Kiwi kids still living below poverty line – report
Paloma Migone (RNZ): 260,000 children still living in poverty – report
Stuff: Child poverty declines, but inequality still high
Simon Collins (Herald): Asian kids' health rates slip
Newswire: Budget 2015 to focus on child poverty – Tolley
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): “Poverty” down 3%
Other
TVNZ: Kim Dotcom slams 'bogus case' as he's cleared to go home
Chris Barton (Herald): Year of hacks, text amnesia and tweets
Giovanni Tiso (Bat Bean Beam): Other things that are like bubbles
Philip Ferguson (Redline): Kim Dotcom, the far left and Te Tai Tokerau: an autopsy
John Palethorpe (Shinbone Star): Explaining & Winning
Integrity Talking Points: 2014 Corruption Perceptions Index published tomorrow
Newswire: Families Commission renamed Superu
Andrea Vance (Stuff): Husband of ex-MP loses job for peek at records
Claire Trevett (Herald): Ex-MP to face suppression charges
Claire Trevett (Herald): White rabbit brings luck to Keys' 30th
Chloe King (Daily Blog): Stop telling young people to vote. Tell them to start the riot.
Shelley Robinson (Stuff): Sewage pouring into city rivers
Willie Jackson (RadioLive): Independent Maori Statutory Board
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