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NZ POLITICS DAILY: October 13 2014

Bryce Edwards
Mon, 13 Oct 2014

Today’s content

Labour Party

Phil Quin (Pundit): Labour's dilemma: The unelectable leader

Chris Bramwell (RNZ): Labour's leadership contest a four-way race

Eileen Goodwin (ODT): Parker joins Labour race

Dom Post: Editorial: Beware of giving in to populism

TVNZ: Too many Davids, not enough diversity in Labour leadership race

Brendan Manning (Herald): David Parker to run for Labour leader

Newswire: David Parker to run for Labour leadership

Newswire: David Parker flags idea of referendum on superannuation

Herald: Editorial: It's time for Cunliffe to step aside

Kirsty Wynn (Herald): Too many chiefs in Labour contest

Vernon Small (Stuff): Robertson reveals party push

David Farrar (KIwiblog): Robertson is nominated

Kelly Dennett (Stuff): David Parker running for Labour leadership

The Standard: Q&A with Andrew Little

Pete George (Your NZ): Andrew Little at The Standard

NBR: Labour should have spurned Dotcom's party — Little

Will Matthews (The Left Estate): Option D?

Fine Tooth Column: Labour’s big tent revival

NBR: Parker confirms tilt at Labour leadership

Claire Trevett (Herald): Parker expected to run for Labour leader

Claire Trevett (Herald): Labour leadership hopefuls get their bids in

Tracy Watkins (Stuff): Parker poised for leadership bid

RNZ: Parker set to contest Labour leadership

TV3: Labour race a 'fight for survival' – panel

Taranaki Daily News: Little has backing for Labour leadership

Manawatu Standard: He may be Little, but he's a big player

Occasionally Erudite: What effect will Andrew Little have on the leadership race?

Ian Apperley (NBR): Is this the death of the Labour Party we are witnessing?

Newswire: David Shearer considers standing for Labour leadership

NBR: 'Incredibly divisive' if Cunliffe returns as leader — Shearer

Pat O’Dea (Daily Blog): Guest blog: Who would you SUPPORT as Labour Party leader?

Curwen Rolinson (Daily Blog): Guest blog: Why Andrew Little’s a credible contender for the Labour leadership

TV3: Labour leadership saga a ‘circus’ – Jami-Lee Ross

Anjum Rahman (Daily Blog): Guest blog: Shifting focus: towards building an effective opposition

Slightly Left of Centre: We must understand the bug

Slightly Left of Centre: Connecting the Heartland and the Beltway

Cameron Slater (Whaleoil): Is David Cunliffe going to quit the race?

Cameron Slater (Whaleoil): Robbo continues to show Labour’s condescension toward voters

Alliance: We Don’t Need Another Hero

Efeso Collins (Daily Blog): Labour, leadership and White blokes

 

National

John Armstrong (Herald): Key hits ground running as Labour squabbles

Tracy Watkins (Stuff): What's ahead for National?

Rod Oram (Stuff): A radical shift

Tim Watkin (Pundit): Key starts to flesh out poverty & housing plans

 

NZ intervention in Middle East

Andrea Vance (Stuff): Reasons to doubt Key's spy overhaul

Graeme Edgeler (Public Address): Terrorism is already illegal

Lauren Baker (RNZ): Terror intention hard to prove – experts

John Minto (Daily Blog): John Key uses the same old warmongering recipe

TVNZ: PM denies scaremongering to push through terrorist law changes

Stuff: IS sparks terror law tightening

Vernon Small (Stuff): Key mulls air support in IS fight

TVNZ: Cabinet to consider changes to NZ terror laws

TVNZ: Key on ISIS fight: There are risks but it would be odd to do nothing

Claire Trevett (Herald): 'Odd' if NZ shunned Isis fight: Key

Brendan Manning and Amy Maas (Herald): PM still considering NZ's role in Isis fight

Amanda Gillies (TV3): Key warns against IS domestic threat

TV3: NZ should be involved in fight against IS - John Key

AAP (Guardian): New Zealand PM considers new laws to detain potential Isis recruits

Herald: Isis fight: NZ might join combat operations

David Farrar (Kiwiblog):Air support sounds okay

Martyn Bradbury (Daily Blog): Want to see new Nu Zilind? Read the comments section of Andrea Vance’s column

 

Nicky Hager and Dirty Politics

Russell Brown (Public Address): The Hager saga continues

Fran O'Sullivan (Herald): We need to know who tried to fit up SFO boss

John Roughan (Herald): Press can be too precious about its rights

Rodney Hide (Herald): Hager shouldn't be surprised by raid

Nick Grant (NBR): Key talks dirty... Dirty Politics, that is

 

State surveillance

No Right Turn: The GCSB has been using our embassies as spybases

Kiwipolitico: Blog Link: NZ embassies used for signals intelligence gathering.

Claire Trevett (Herald): Minister in charge of keeping secrets

 

Housing

Dave Armstrong (Stuff): The sad state of our state housing

Herald: Editorial: Voters should have been told of reform

 

Inequality

Bernard Hickey (Herald): Living wage is good for everyone

Richard Meadows (Stuff): Kiwis face financial insecurity

Richard Meadows, Matt Stewart and Ged Cann (Stuff): Living week to week

 

Other

Michael Wright (Stuff): Turbulence on the airwaves

Stuart Nash (NBR): Guest opinion: Crony capitalism undermines sustainable growth

Vernon Small (Stuff): New conservation minister endorses 1080

Stuff: Flavell calls justice system racist

Press: Council elections to restore democracy – Key

Vernon Small (Stuff): Colin Craig drops defamation lawsuit

Vernon Tava: Greens in Local Government

Herald: Editorial: Parliament better for Harawira's departure

Fundamentally Useless: If the ivory tower can’t go to the people, the people should go to the ivory tower

Bryce Edwards
Mon, 13 Oct 2014
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