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New Cabinet
John Armstrong (Herald): Key calls tune in cabinet renewal
Katie Bradford (TVNZ): Key's reshuffle all about rejuvenation
Dominion Post: No big changes with Key's Cabinet
Stuff: Winners, losers and sideways gently for some
Hamish Rutherford (Stuff): Reshuffle puts extra attention on housing
Adam Bennett (Herald): The new-look Government: Cabinet gets a revamp
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Ministerial Demographics
Barry Soper (Newstalk ZB): Who's who in the Cabinet reshuffle
Rachel Smalley (Newstalk ZB): John Key's rejuvenated Cabinet
Michael Wright (Stuff): Brownlee picks up defence portfolio
Jack Montgomerie (Stuff): Rangitata MP takes ranking downgrade in her stride
National security, surveillance, and the Middle East
Patrick Gower (TV3): Key lining up SAS for Iraq
Adam Bennett (Herald): Government alone to decide on Isis fight
Tracy Watkins (Stuff): Key plans major speech on terror threat
Gordon Campbell (Scoop): On John Key avoiding being held accountable for the SIS and GCSB
Anthony Robins (The Standard): Two tier strategy on spying
The Standard: The long reach of “5 Eyes”: re-post
Nicky Hager
Russell Brown (Public Address): Doing over the witness
Claire Trevett (Herald): Labour questions 'harrowing' Hager search
Ben Heather and Talia Shadwell (Stuff): Hager vows to protect hacker's ID
The Ruminator: Nicky Hager and the false flag
Susan Wood (Newstalk ZB): Hager shouldn't be surprised by police raid
Sarah McDougall (Newswire): Hager: Police haven't looked at raided info
David Fisher (Herald): Dirty Politics: Police raid puts Hagers on edge
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Don’t believe the spin
National housing policy
Simon Collins (Herald): Housing role divvied up as part of reshuffle
No Right Turn: A surprise policy
Stacey Kirk (Stuff): Government to shift away from state houses
Brook Sabin (TV3): State housing sell-off worth $5B
Rob Hosking (NBR): Treasury says National's housing subsidy counter-productive (paywalled)
Labour
Brian Easton (Pundit): Party renewal: National's success, Labour's failing
Liam Hehir (Stuff): Labour's moderates could split
David Farrar (Kiwiblog): Little for Leader
Adam Hollingsworth (TV3): Cunliffe plays for leadership vote in south Auckland
Willie Jackson (RadioLive): The Price is not right for Cunliffe right now
Roger Douglas (Herald): Labour needs to reboot its vision
Rachel Jones (Daily Blog): Me, Me, Me! Meh.
Economy
Beith Atkinson (Integrity talking points): Should we trust the data?
Peter Lyons (Herald): When rock stars run out of puff
Christopher Adams (Herald): CEO earnings: See what NZ's top execs earn
James Weir (Stuff): Economy comes off the boil: NZIER
Greens
Danyl Mclauchlan (Dim-Post): Thoughts on the special votes and the Greens
Steven Cowan (Against the current): Sound and fury signifying nothing
Nick Grant (NBR): Key to Greens – stick to environment or wither on the vine (paywalled)
Other
Geoffrey Miller (The Diplomat): The Downfall of Kim Dotcom
Colin James (ODT): National’s super app: macro-personality Key
Giovanni Tiso (Bat, bean, beam): The big, bad German and New Zealand politics
Chris Barton (Herald): Are blogs journalism?
Edna Welthorpe (Redline): Ructions at Lyttelton port
Peter Kearns (Redline): Election 2014, the Mana Movement and the left
Chris Keall (NBR): I fixed it for you: Every political party independently reviewed
Radio NZ: Labour upset Govt funding Fed Farmers
Deborah Russell (A Bee of a certain age): Women in the House – updating the numbers
Brendan Manning (Herald): John Key: 'Odd' final result will make us work harder
Grant Bradley (Herald): Time to cut to core of power woes
Rodney Hide (NBR): Deputy is a deputy because his boss thinks he might be (paywalled)
Nathan Smith (NBR): NZ has the best government system in the world. Wait, what?! (paywalled)
Bryce Edwards
Tue, 07 Oct 2014
Tue, 07 Oct 2014
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