Food in schools
John Armstrong (Herald): National's KickStart contribution a 'feelgood' move
Brian Rudman (Herald): Free breakfast as poverty solution? It's a joke
Eric Crampton (Offsetting behaviour): Breakfasts
Dan Satherley (TV3): Food in schools scheme 'a joke'
Claire Trevett (Herald): Schools gets $9.5m breakfast funding boost
Kate Chapman and Hamish Rutherford (Stuff): Govt rolls out expanded food in schools
Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): John Key privatizes Child Poverty
Pete George (Your NZ): School rolls by decile
Spider and me: Food in Schools Bingo
Rob Hosking (NBR): Govt toes Harawira's kiddie kai line
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): The KickStart Breakfast programme
Lloyd Burr (TV3): Govt unveils $11M for child poverty
Mike Hosking (Newstalk ZB): Specific solutions needed for food in schools
Barry Soper (Newstalk ZB): The land of milk and honey
Scott Yorke (Imperator Fish): National's Hunger Plan
No Right Turn: Winning the argument on food in schools
Cameron Slater (Whaleoil): ACC vs. Food in Schools
Anthony Robins (The Standard): Better than nothing
John Minto (Daily Blog): Parnell Parents and memories of Alamein Kopu
Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): ‘Let them eat Weet-Bix’ isn’t a child poverty solution Mr Key
David Kennedy (Local Bodies): Self Inflicted Poverty a Myth
Jo Moir (Stuff): Nats' breakfast scheme 'plays politics with poor'
Dominion Post: Editorial: Breakfast for pupils a true group effort
Simon Collins (Herald): Exodus means fewer hungry kids
Claire Trevett (Herald): Govt defends child poverty moves
Anthony Robins (The Standard): Nats split on food in schools?
Frank Macskasy (Daily Blog): National dragged kicking and screaming to the breakfast table
Opinion polls
Ben Uffindell (The Civilian): Poll shows public holds balance of power at 2014 election
Anna Turner (Stuff): Has Canterbury swung Left?
Tracy Watkins (Stuff): Shearer's invisible cloak thinning
The Press: Why we've defied the polls
Vernon Small (Stuff): National leaving Labour in its wake
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Latest poll
Hamish Rutherford (Stuff): Kiwis see things are better - Key
Newswire: Shearer blamed for Labour's poll slump
Danyl Mclauchlan (Dim-Post): Signal and noise
Better Life Index
Andrew Koubaridis (Herald): Life good in NZ, says global study
Andrew Koubaridis (Herald): NZ: How we're flourishing in world
Nevil Gibson (NBR): Is NZ the best place to live?
State sector appointments
No Right Turn: Still questions about the Devoy appointment
Andrea Vance (Stuff): MP applied for job a month after closing date
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Which Ministers appointed themselves to CEO recruitment panels?
Objectionable material
No Right Turn: Objectionable
Eric Crampton (Offsetting Behaviour): Objectionable publications [Updated]
Hamish Rutherford (Stuff): Online sex offences law beefed up
Privatisations
Kate Chapman (Stuff): Govt confident on asset sale ownership
Tamsyn Parker (Herald): Meridian sell-off split 'smart'
Air NZ and tattoos
Newswire:Air NZ defends ta moko stance
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Tattoos not suitable for some jobs
Morgan Tait and Isaac Davison (Herald): Tattoo wrangle: Air NZ 'cutting off its nose to spite its face'
Meat exports
Waikato Times: Editorial: Where does the buck stop?
Danyl McLauchlan (Dim-Post): Blowback
Newswire: NZ meat still waiting to enter China
Stephen Franks (NBR): China blocking our meat - get used to it
Hamish Rutherford (Stuff): Compensation possible for China meat delay
Brook Sabin (TV3): Calls for Guy to step down over meat fiasco
Inequality, poverty, and unemployment
Jim Gluck (ISO): What planet are Treasury officials from?
Rob Stock (Stuff): If you love it, protect it
Nick McDonald (Herald): Do investors and traders help society?
Narelle Henson (Waikato Times): Hamilton City Council's living wage bylaw 'heartless'
Education and Novopay
Taranaki Daily News: Govt must get tough on loan repayments
Newswire: Maori Party backs charter schools bill
Tom Pullar-Strecker (Stuff): Novopay lessons delay Customs IT upgrade
Drugs
Grant Miller (Manawatu Standard): Legalising drugs a wrong step
Mathew Dallas (Manawatu Standard): Editorial: Tax take likely to spur dope action
Tim Selwyn (Daily Blog): TV Review: The Vote
Denniston Mine
Dave Armstrong (Stuff): Haven't we learnt anything from our mining mistakes?
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Labour on Denniston
Pattrick Smellie (TV3): Labour MP backs new West Coast mine
Other
Toby Manhire (Listener): Key-J in full effect: the champagne prime minister album covers
David Killick (Stuff): Why are Chch people still angry?
Radio NZ: D-Scene publishes final edition
Michael Field (Stuff): Rich-poor gap hurts NZ
Adam Bennett (Herald): John Key's new look: Champagne socialist?
Elizabeth Rata (Fabian Society): Democracy & Diversity
Steven Cowan (Against the Current): The Trouble with Trotter
Mike O’Donnell (Stuff): Wellington - end of business as usual?
Alan Papprill (theirasciblecurmudgeon): Disi
Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): The gutting of Shane Taurima’s career – autopsy of a candidate selection
Bob Jones (Herald): High standards count in speech and in life
Paul G. Buchanan (Herald): Terrorist labels lack accuracy
Muriel Newman (NZCPR): Unity or division – the way forward
Barry Soper (Newstalk ZB): John Key dubbed the Champagne socialist
Mike Hosking (Newstalk ZB): National's problem isn't Labour or the Greens
Barry Soper (Newstalk ZB): A history on diplomatic postings in the UK
Chris Trotter (Stuff): Peters scratching those familiar itches again
Michelle Duff (Stuff): State schools review religious classes
Michael Laws (Stuff): Senseless noise from the greenies
Steve Braunias (Stuff): The Secret Diary Of ... the man who solved the case of the frozen meat
Adam Bennett (Herald): Devoy keeps clear of Peters' China attack
Nikki MacDonald (Stuff): Benefit of the doubt
Matthew Hooton (NBR): David Shearer’s Green-free Plan B
Rodney Hide (NBR): Own a whale and save it
Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): Media3, Backbenchers, Q&A and The Nation to be cancelled? Has Richard Griffin won for RNZ?
Chris Richardson (Recess Monkey): National – Building A Factless Future
Karl du Fresne: The elimination of poverty will just have to wait
Matthew Backhouse and Kieran Campbell (Herald): Peters' message to elderly voters toned down
Aaron Leaman (Stuff): 'Too little resourcing' for mentally unwell
Peter Wilson (Newswire): Collins accused of `rort' over Blue's job
Radio NZ: Blogger stands by EQC claims
Patrick Gower (TV3): Public support end to 'waka jumping'
Pete George (Your NZ): Waka jumping and Russel Norman
Radio NZ: Paul Foster-Bell sworn in as MP
Brian Fallow (Herald): Housing seen as biggest risk
Bryce Edwards
Wed, 29 May 2013
Wed, 29 May 2013
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