GCSB
Audrey Young (Herald): Spying on NZ: More power to watch us
Audrey Young (Herald): Law Society slams spy agency bill
Ross Henderson (Stuff): New Cold War being used to justify huge erosion of privacy
Andrea Vance (Stuff): Kim Dotcom rails against spy agency powers
Matt Robson (Daily Blog): The Not So National Interest
Pete George (Your NZ): GCSB Amendment Bill
Pete George (Your NZ): Dunne critical in ensuring GCSB spying balance
Pete George (Your NZ): Law Society “stinging attack” on GCSB bill
Selwyn Manning (Daily Blog): GCSB Downloaded Its Version Of The GCSB Bill From The Daily Blog
Christchurch
Colin Espiner (Stuff): Thank God for Dalziel, champion of the underdog
Rebuilding Christchurch: The money or the bag: Christchurch heritage special
Rebuilding Christchurch: Look at these inkblots, and tell me if you see a brighter future
Fran O’Sullivan (Herald): Dalziel must rise above party politics
Martin van Beynen (The Press): Running a rule over ringleaders
Pete George (Your NZ): Dalziel resigning regardless of mayoralty bid
Rebuilding Christchurch: Gerry and the Dominoes
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Lianne’s resignation
Cameron Slater (Whaleoil): Does Ross Robertson have the same sort of stones as Lianne?
Chris Ford (Voxy): Good luck Lianne Dalziel!
Steven Cowan (Against the Current): There are no snowmen in Aranui
Vernon Small (Stuff): Caygill offers 'renewal' for Chch East
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Caygill vs Cosgrove?
Greens
Tracy Watkins (Stuff): Green U-turn a peek at Leftist power plays
Keeping Stock: Watkins on "that" back-down
Cameron Slater (Whaleoil): U-turns getting fashionable amongst Greenies
David Kennedy (Local Bodies): Gareth Hughes in Invercargill
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): The impact of the Greens proposed ban on food advertising
Will de Cleene (gonzo): Groundhog Interrupted
Alasdair Thompson (Fair Point): LabGreens or GreenLabs ?
The Enquiring Mind: When is a policy not a policy
No Right Turn: Losing their soul?
Pharmac
Adam Dudding (Stuff): The pills bills: It's life or death
Inequality, poverty, and unemployment
Narelle Henson (Waikato Times): Hone Harawira is a 'poverty pimp'
Edward Rooney (Herald): Exercise beats breakfast
Jessica McAllan (Herald): 'Sorted' lawyer empathises with homeless
Bruce Munro (ODT): How to address the homeless
The Standard: Should a country be run like a business?
Ideologically Impure: The problem is clearly poverty
Phoebe Fletcher (Daily Blog): 126 Meals for $20 – show us how?
Anthony Robins (The Standard): Poverty Watch 36
Anthony Robins (The Standard): Mana housing policy needs work
Chris Ford (Voxy): The good and the bad of Mana's housing policy
Radio NZ: Maori Party says housing policy not new
Frank Macskasy (Daily Blog): The wealthy pontificating to the poor…
Media
Steve Kilgallon (Stuff): The Truth was out there
Matt Nippert (Stuff): MediaWorks choir masks harsh notes
Cameron Slater (Whaleoil): Jock Anderson on Truth
Brian Gaynor (Herald): MediaWorks delivers lessons on leverage
Karl du Fresne: The ubiquitous idiot Dad - a television stereotype
Industrial relations reform
NBR Staff (NBR): Ports behind strike-breaking bill – Ross
The Standard: Workrights on the Nation
Greg Presland (Waitakere News): National's generic press release for introduction of new bill ...
Helen Kelly (The Standard): No traffic jam on the high road
Education and Novopay
Russell Blackstock (Herald): Sunday Insight: Rich school, poor school: parents' decile dilemma
Rodney Hide (Herald): Maori prayers cause for chuckles
John Lewis (ODT): Concern at 'weasel words' of search and seizure law change
Simon Collins (Herald): Fundraising keeps rich schools ahead of the pack
Allan Allach (Daily Blog): More Bricks in the National Standards Wall.
Jody O’Callaghan (Stuff): Tamariki School could get statutory manager
Peter Dunne and United Future
NBR Staff (NBR): Dunne: I am a victim
Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): The Dunne & Vance Theory conclusion
Jane Clifton (Listener): Why I’m feeling for Peter Dunne
Pete George (Your NZ): Clifton backs Dunne on party registration fiasco
Grant Shimmin (Timaru Herald): Editorial: Peter can't be Dunne
Labour Party
Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): David Shearer is counting his Cabinet Ministers before they are hatched
Scott Yorke (Imperator Fish): Shearer blamed for advert that upset All Blacks fans
Rob Crawford Jr. (The Watercooler): Economics & Politics: Recommended Readings + Video
Matt McCarten (Herald): No need for casino to gamble
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Manhire says Labour needs Cunliffe
Cameron Slater (Whaleoil): Same issues, same battles, same results…can Labour learn?
Pete George (Your NZ): Manhire mentions Labour’s ‘C’ word
Economy
Matthew Hooten (NBR): Bridges should back Norway oil model
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): KPMG on foreign investment
MPs remuneration
Felix Marwick (Newstalk ZB): MPs who go AWOL to be hit in the pocket
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): MPs Remuneration Bill
Adam Bennett (Herald): Harder penalties on cards for MPs going awol
Radio NZ: Tougher pay penalties for MPs
Migrant workers
Vernon Small (Stuff): Penalties for exploiting migrants
Matthew Backhouse (Herald): More enforcement around worker exploitation needed
Race relations
Damien Grant (Herald): No need for Devoy to 'keep an eye' on Peters
The Enquiring Mind: Will Susan Devoy tackle Hone Harawira’s racist comments
Other
Isaac Davison (Herald): Stricter rules for GMOs - working party
Tracy Watkins (Stuff): Government backs new ID plan
Herald: Helpful Key on side – Palino
Cherie Howie and Chloe Winter (Herald): Talk of mayoral tilt for Laws
Gordon Brown (Stuff): Leak was an amateurish affair that betrayed a lack of responsibility
John Armstrong (Herald): Key stirring pot in 'red seat' byelections
Danyl McLauchlan (Dim-Post): Let’s cut to the chase
Newswire: Govt challenge to Legal Aid case dropped
Chris Trotter (Daily Blog): Viva! – La Revolucion? Or, why not all protests are progressive.
Holly Walker (Frogblog): Electoral reform in the constitutional review
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