Today’s content
Education
Peter Lyons (Herald): Technology must earn its place in schools
Newstalk ZB: NZ First demands education policy transparency
Greg Presland (The Standard): Hekia Parata wants to punish poor schools
Ellipsister: Performance funding is a terrible and harmful idea
David Kennedy (Local Bodies): The Destruction of New Zealand's Public Education System
Jolisa Gracewood (Busytown): School bully
Bryan Bruce (Daily Blog): Performance pay for MPs – not teachers
Greens
Newstalk ZB: Party list a very democratic one, say Greens
Radio NZ: Green MP plummets down list
Metiria Turei (Frogblog): Green Party initial list released
Will Matthews (Left Estate): Coalition Partner in Waiting?
Stacey Kirk (Stuff): Greens make over party list
Isaac Davison (Herald): Green's draft list favours youth, and poll shows more will win seats
Pete George (Your NZ): Who would Greens want as deputy PM?
Latest polls
John Armstrong (Herald): Labour’s best hope for Key to hit political banana skin pre-election
NBR Staff (NBR): Labour crashes in latest poll
Audrey Young (Herald): National, Greens up, Labour at new low
Pete George (Your NZ): Herald Digipoll – National up, Labour crash
Pete George (Your NZ): Cunliffe preferred less in Auckland and by women
Family commissioner
Newswire: Calls for Families Commissioner to resign over political aspirations
Ben Heather (Stuff): Families commissioner seeks National candidacy
Isaac Davison (Herald): Families Commissioner with political links should resign - Labour
Crimea
Stuff: Key blasts Crimea referendum
Josie Pagani (Pundit): Why the Crimean border matters to New Zealand
Economy
Tom Pullar-Strecker (Stuff): World watching plan to tax digital imports
Chris Eichbaum (Pundit): The Reserve Bank Act - time for a review
Lewis Holden: Economic development: making better use of our online tools
Duncan Garner (RadioLIVE): Sold! A box. For how much?
Labour Party
Matthew Beveridge: Consistency in branding
Steven Cowan (Against the Current): Blaming Trevor Mallard
Ele Ludemann (Hompaddock):Is Labour breaking the rules again?
Matthew Beveridge: A breach of Parliamentary Service Guidelines?
National Party
Tracy Watkins (Stuff): Dinner bill under wraps
Susan Strongman (Stuff): Columnist stands by Amy Adams claims
Fundamentally Useless: National benefit from standing for nothing
Colin James (ODT): Gerry Brownlee in a kaftan! Can this be for real?
Porcupine Farm: The Hills Are Alive (And It Ain't Gaia)
The Standard: Out of the Loop
Ele Ludemann (Homepaddock): Doocey for Waimakariri
Peter Cresswell (Not PC): On the Education of a PM as a Crony [updated]
Will Matthews (Left Estate): Oravida donates to National??
No Right Turn: "Amazing achievements"
Fonterra and China
Liam Dann (Herald): Why I'm forgiving Fonterra
Hamish Rutherford (Stuff): Chinese market needs careful handling
Claire Trevett (Herald): Fonterra accepts liability
Demelza Leslie (Radio NZ): Key in China to discuss botulism scare
Claire Trevett (Herald): Fonterra boss hopes Oravida won't overshadow PM's China trip
Flag
Narelle Henson (Stuff): Unnecessary flag change referendum just a political distraction
Dougal McNeill (ISO): Under Which Flag?
Christchurch rebuild
James Dann (Rebuilding Christchurch): Those Left Standing: Government Life / Convention Centre
Tim Grafton (Stuff): Recovery not just an 'insurance issue'
Media
David Robie (PMC): Lies, media integrity and the new digital environment
Charlie Brooker (The Guardian): In five years' time, all news articles will be a single coloured icon that fires out info-nuggets
Other
Stuff: Today in politics: Tuesday, March 18
TVNZ: KiwiRail train clearance 'premature' - RMTU
Mike Yardley (Stuff): Time to shop around for the sharpest power deal
3 News Online Staff (TV3): Anti-monorail group to present petition
Michelle Duff (Stuff): No room on surgery wait list
Sarah Stuart (Herald): Twelve Questions: Sir Bob Harvey
David Round (NZCPR): Review of Treaty of Waitangi Settlements, edd. Nicola R. Wheen et al
Mathew Grocott (Manawatu Standard): Editorial: Customer deserves right to choose
Nike Fone (Ruminator): Watch your f*cking language
Fightback: March issue of Fightback now online
James Ihaka (Herald): Closing the gaps: Longer life expectancy
3 News Online Staff (TV3): Labour: Loan shark report a 'squandered opportunity'
Danyl McLauchlan (Dim-Post): New Zealand First and the Greens
Radio NZ: Greens attack AgResearch GE spend
The Standard: Closing the Gaps – Education & work
Rob Tipa (Stuff): Do it yourself, Nathan Guy tells farmers
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