Simon Lusk
David Fisher (Herald): National turns on hard right advisor
David Fisher (Herald): Ports and bloggers colluded: strategist
The Standard: That Lusk article
Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): Lusk & Slater: Dirty Deeds Done Poorly
The Standard: The Lusk paper
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Internal tensions
The Standard: Out of the shadows
Anthony Robins (The Standard): Hollow Men 2 ?
The Irascible Curmudgeon: National Party dirty tricks brigade exposed
Cameron Slater (Whaleoil): Apparently being a fiscal conservative is bad in the National Party
Cameron Slater (Whaleoil): Oh noes… I attack unions
Danyl Mclauchlan (Dim-Post): The wolf and the lion
Sam Durbin (Recess Monkey): The War for the National Party Heats Up
Morgan Godfery (Daily Blog): What the left can learn from Lusk
Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): Breaking News: Dark plot about to be exposed within National Party
NBR Staff (NBR): PM responds to secret plans to push the Nats to the right
Ele Ludemann (Homepaddock): On being a broad church
The Standard: Lusk papers 2 – selling out to America
No Right Turn: Shorter Simon Lusk
Anthony Robins (The Standard): The power of blogs
Pete George (Your NZ): The Standard on power of blogs
Greens
John Armstrong (Herald): Labour and Greens are Siamese twins
Isaac Davison (Herald): Greens trio tipped for Cabinet jobs
John Roughan (Herald): Labour-Greens tango a fizzer
Andrea Vance (Stuff): Greens accuse Govt of 'crony capitalism'
Isaac Davison (Herald): Norman: Key 'acting like Muldoon'
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Labour and Greens
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Why did Norman go nasty?
Newswire: Greens' Turei wants to be a minister
Newswire: Norman accuses government of cronyism
Andrea Vance (Stuff): Norman: Greens can govern with Labour
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Norman goes nasty
Karl du Fresne: Who's Norman trying to kid?
Keeping Stock: No Russel; THIS was undemocratic
The Standard: A fighting liberal
Shani Annand-Baron (Newstalk ZB): State of politics has gone bad - Norman
NBR Staff (NBR): Greens would form coalition with 'racist' Winston Peters
Andrew McMillan: Greens New Colours Emerge
Andrea Vance (Stuff): Norman takes risk with attacks on Key
Danyl McLauchlan (Dim-Post): Normanahotep
Pete George (Your NZ): Frog pond
Cameron Slater (Whaleoil): Are the Greens now the nasty party?
Pete George (Your NZ): Once were tree huggers
Isaac Davison (Herald): Green leader tears into 'smiling' Key
The Standard: Frightened old men
Peter Aranyi (The Paepae): What is this @3NewsEditor? Pravda?
Isaac Davison (Herald): Keep identity in coalition: Oz senator
Isaac Davison (Herald): Green Party secrets are bit of a yawn
Will de Cleene (gonzo): Alternative Presentations - Green Party Humans
Isaac Davison (Herald): Keep identity in coalition: Oz senator
Isaac Davison (Herald): Green Party secrets are bit of a yawn
Cameron Slater (Whaleoil): Thos cwazy old gweens
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Poor prisoners
John Armstrong (Herald): Arrogant and cynical? Possibly, but a long way from Muldoonist
Radio NZ: War of words hots up
The Standard: Green Party for democracy
Cameron Slater (Whaleoil): New Co-leadership of Opposition announcement leaked
Simon Wong (TV3): Greens, National in gun over web ads
Radio NZ: Focus on Politics for 31 May 2013
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Greens ban perfume and aftershave
Dan Satherley (TV3): Key fair game, say Greens
Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): Why Russel Norman is so right and John Armstrong is so wrong
The Press: Editorial: Muldoon echo in Green attack
Pete George (Your NZ): More Green 80s ignorance
Pete George (Your NZ): The Norman enraging
Nurses in schools
Newswire: Greens make school health service pledge
Andrea Vance (Stuff): Greens want nurses in low decile schools
Isaac Davison (Herald): Nurses in low decile schools – Greens
Annabel Reid (Newstalk ZB): Nurses right behind Greens policy
Dan Satherley (TV3): Greens' nurses policy based on experience
Food in schools
Chris Trotter (Daily Blog): Feeding the Kids in the House of the Future
Claire Trevett (Herald): Many flavours in Key's porridge
Narelle Henson (Waikato Times): Feeding kids in school is the answer? You'd have to be brainless
Colin Espiner (Stuff): Do it properly: Extend free food at school
The Political Scientist: Varieties of poverty in New Zealand
Paul Little (Herald): A storm in a cereal bowl
Gordon Brown (Stuff): Key caves in on breakfast time
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): The cost of breakfast
Jonathan Carson (Stuff): For some breakfast is hard to afford
Rob Hosking (NBR): Feeding the kids: don't allow it to rest here
No Right Turn: Foodbanks are a symptom of social disease
Sue Kedgley (Herald): Bring back school food guidelines
Eric Crampton (Offsetting Behaviour): Knowable, but not known to me
Bryce Edwards (Liberation): Top tweets about the Food in Schools cartoons [updated]
United Future
Claire Trevett (Herald): United Future party registration cancelled
Kate Chapman (Stuff): United Future deregistered
The Standard: On party membership
Pete George (Your NZ): Explaining the United Future position
Joe Gilfillan (Newstalk ZB): United Future in it for long haul, says president
Grayson Ottaway (Newstalk ZB): Could take months to re-register United Future
Kloe Palmer (TV3): Future of Dunne's party not a done deal
Cameron Slater (Whaleoil): Dunne over?
Pete George (Your NZ): Could still be a United Future
Ele Ludemann (Homepaddock): Underdone
Radio NZ: United says people rushing to join
The Standard: Dunne and dusted?
No Right Turn: The end of Peter Dunne?
Claire Trevett (Herald): United Future party registration cancelled
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): United Future deregistered
3 News Online Staff and Newswire: United Future's registration cancelled
Katie Bradford-Crozier (Newstalk ZB): United Future set to start afresh
Inequality, poverty, and unemployment
NBR Staff (NBR): Bennett doesn’t rule out increasing Working for Families credits for larger families
The Standard: The National government’s divided society
Vernon Small (Stuff): Times tough but not for Nats' friends
John Minto (Daily Blog): I’ve had a gutsful of low-life bludgers
Anna Leask and Jared Savage (Herald): How super-rich Kiwis dodge tax
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Tax avoidance
NZ Fabian Society: Challenging the single narrative of global economic crisis
David Clark (ODT): Fairness the hallmark of our country
Pete George (Your NZ): David Clark on fairness
Rosa Studholme andAlexia Johnston (Stuff): PM gives praise to teen mothers
Auckland
Brian Rudman (Herald): Money talks in race for mayoralty
Matthew Hooton (NBR): In defence of Auckland’s planning wars
Matthew Backhouse (Herald): Next step for Unitary plan could be 'after elections'
Bernard Hickey (Herald): Housing's holy grail overflows with problems
Radio NZ: Debate on housing laws welcomed by Smith
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Land profits
Cameron Slater (Whaleoil): Trevett on National’s lack of courage
Claire Trevett (Herald): National stance blamed for mayoralty withdrawal
Paul Thomas (Herald): No place like home, whatever the price
Fran O’Sullivan (Herald): Right plan for nation's only global city
Kate Chapman (Stuff): Williamson: No mayoral bid
Nicholas Jones (Herald): NZ houses '4th most overvalued'
Mathew Dearnaley (Herald): Car-mad reputation unfounded - report
Racist Cartoons
Steve Braunias (Stuff): The Secret Diary of Dame Susan Devoy
Sean Plunket (Stuff): Cartoonist's role is to be pithy and to provoke
Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): Using ‘Freedom of Speech’ to defend racist cartoons is a joke minus the punchline
Pete George (Your NZ): Of cartoons and enforced socialism
Chris Trotter (Daily Blog): Clearer Perceptions and Livelier Impressions: Reflections on the publication of Al Nisbet’s Cartoons.
Rowan MacArthur (ISO): Racism – Alive and Dangerous
Kurt Bayer (Herald): Racist cartoon: 'Crass behaviour can't be regulated'
Chris Ford (Voxy): That Al Nisbet cartoon - "That's what they're all thinking!" - British-style welfare bashing is here!
Michael Daly and Kate Chapman (Stuff): Racism subjective, like pornography - PM
Owen Baxter: It's Just a Cartoon!
Al Nisbett (Stuff): Cartoonist hits back over 'racist' drawings
Christchurch
Glenn Conway (Stuff): Parker tipped to exit Christchurch contest
Hamish Rutherford (Stuff): Marryatt heading for pay rise showdown
Olivia Carville (Stuff): No fear in taking on officialdom
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): The Press on the next 1,000 days
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Was the Parker rumour a dirty trick?
Mike Yardley (Stuff): EQC quietly moves home repair goalposts
Queens Birthday Honours
Herald: Look hard at our honours
No Right Turn: There are other honours that need to be stripped
Alister Taylor (Herald): Historical precedent for stripping title
Hamish Rutherford (Stuff): Sir Doug may return knighthood – Banks
Peter Wilson (Newswire): Key waits on stripping Sir Doug of title
Phil Twyford (Red Alert): Anyway it is not even her real birthday
Dominion Post: Editorial: Long to reign over us, God save the Queen
Dominion Post: Removing knighthood an easy decision
Maori politics
Peter Cresswell (Not PC): One Law For All
Newstalk ZB Staff (Newstalk ZB): Labour's Whaitiri begins campaign for Ikaroa-Rawhiti
Elton Smallman (Stuff): NI iwi leader disputes report of $29m loss
Newswire: Jones takes Horomia's Maori affairs role
Ka Tonuitanga: Waikato Times Incompetence: The Tūwharetoa Edition
Vomle Springford (Wairarapa Times-Age): Battle on for Maori electorate
Yvonne Tahana (Herald): TPK boss confident on te reo targets despite rising odds
Yvonne Tahana (Herald): Treaty settlements: Tuhoe negotiator finds compromise
Yvonne Tahana (Herald): Treaty settlements: Long and winding road to resolving the past
Offshore drilling and protest
Pete George (Your NZ): More on Norman’s ‘protest at sea’ lie
Pete George (Your NZ): Russel Norman on banned protest at sea
Geoff Cumming (Herald): A watered down model
No Right Trun: National: Selling out our democratic rights
2014 Election
Tracy Watkins (Stuff): John Key takes a hit in integrity stakes
Vernon Small (Stuff): House prices loom large for election
Matthew Dallas (Stuff): Political sun still shines on National
Taranaki Daily News: Editorial: Polls apart, but who really knows?
Chris Ford (Voxy): The bouncing polls
Official Information Act: A case study in tactical voting
Chris Trotter (Bowalley Road): The Name Game
The Irascible Curmudgeon: Why John Key is starting to lose his teflon image.
The Standard: Key’s credibility hit
Margaret Shields
Newswire: Dame Margaret Shields dies
Radio NZ: Dame Margaret Shields dies
Jan Logie (Frogblog): RIP Margaret Shields
Arms Treaty
Kieran Campbell (Herald): New Zealand leads the way in landmark UN Arms Treaty
Media
Gordon Brown (Stuff): TV3's current affairs leap
John Gibb (ODT): 'Serious' TV discussions wanted
GCSB
Michael Cummings (Manawatu Standard): Peters at his scurrilous best
Scott Yorke (Imperitor Fish): Enquiry to enquire into enquiry
No Right Turn: Time for an inquiry into police search and seizures
Kirsty Johnston (Stuff): Police have to return material to Dotcom
Laura Heathcote (Newstalk ZB): Report on secret report's leaking won't be secret
China Relations
Waikato Times: Editorial: Peters' inference wrong
Oliver Hartwich (NBR): In praise of Asian migrants
Peter Huck (Herald): Setting rules for a new game
Wilma McCorkindale (Stuff): Anti-Chinese flyer alarms residents
Shawn McAvinue (Herald): Anti-Chinese govt flyers spark racism fears
Michael Field (Stuff):Sanctuary plans in deep water
Economy
Geordie Hooft (Stuff): Moves to simplify tax rules on foreign super
Catherine Harris (Stuff): Tenants demand safety of '100pc'
Newswire: OECD urges capital gains tax for NZ
Brian Easton: The Fathers’ Incomes Premium in the Postwar Era
Gareth Morgan and Geoff Simmons (Herald): Govt and miners have learned lesson
Geoff Bertram (NZ Fabian Society): Asset Values and Regulation
Waikato Times: Editorial: Fonterra surges ahead
Feminism
A Bee of a Certain Age: Talking about pink
The Hand Mirror: C.L.I.T.festing
Public sector performance
Tracy Watkins (Stuff): Best, worst of our public service revealed
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): The 2013 Trans-Tasman Departments Report
‘James Henderson’
Pete George (Your NZ): Is ‘James Henderson’ Clint Smith?
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): A question
Other
Russell Brown (Public Address): Media3: We have much to discuss
Scott Yorke (Imperator Fish): Imperator Fish Nation: A day in the life of Tony Ryall
Matt McCarten (Herald): We may hear that penny drop
Simon Bradwell (TVNZ): Cops need to come clean
Kiri Gillespie (Bay of Plenty Times): Pressure mounting on Horan
Steve Kilgallon (Stuff): Agreement prompts royal holiday rethink
Rodney Hide (NBR): Dump the RMA: try some rules that work
Mike Williams (Herald): Legacy of P will linger
Cameron Slater (Whaleoil): Irrelevant? Helen Kelly thinks so
Paul Easton (Stuff): Wellington council writes own super-city plan
Tracy Watkins (Stuff): 2013 Budget reflects new expectations
Newswire: Trans-Tasman super scheme welcomed
Gord Stewart (Stuff): Climate change denial industry keeping busy
Greg Presland (Waitakere News): The New Zealand Law Society speaks out
Claire Browning (Herald): RMA changes a step back in time
Peter Lyons (Herald): Misguided logic behind asset sales pitch
John Drinnan (Herald): TV3 faces Christie
Jock Anderson (NBR): Doug Graham and the Cult of Privilege
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Party leaders on the wintry blast
Marc Greenhill (Stuff): New-look electorates may trigger upsets
Marc Greenhill (Stuff): Hopes earthquake recovery will offset city's discontent
Listener: Editorial: Immigration Nation
Ruth Laugesen (Listener): Reforms fail to fly
Barry Soper (Newstalk ZB): John, the champagne socialist
Jane Clifton (Listener): Just feed the children
Jock Anderson (NBR): Why Winston Peters endangers freedom
Tahu Potiki (Stuff): Miners, if you can't afford safety then get out
Bryce Edwards
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