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Public Address 29/7/5 - Stories Now Safe To Tell
PUBLIC ADDRESS 29/07/05 - Stories it is now safe to tell
Stories it is now safe to tell | Jul 29,
2005 10:15
Russell Brown's Hard News
My old friends
Children's Hour are back together and playing a gig at the
King's Arms tonight, to celebrate the release of Looking for
the Sun, a collection of live recordings retrieved and fixed
up by Rob Mayes of Failsafe Records...
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The End of Tolerance | Jul 29, 2005 10:08
Living the
invasion with Tze Ming Mok
Fork-tongued terrorism has hit
New Zealand. A malignant, brylcreemed force is scaring the
living daylights out of Kaitaia retirees. Though they're not
sure whether a real Muslim has ever been seen in Kaitaia,
they sure are terrified of them now...
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Alternative Nation: Beat on the B'crat | Jul 29, 2005
09:10
Graham Reid's many things
A list of bureaucrats
whose jobs will be axed after the election if National gains
a working majority will be published in major newspapers
this weekend. The list contains the names of 3725 state
sector employees National says can be removed from their
jobs without any effect on their departments'...
http://publicaddress.net/default,2360.sm
Ian Powell: How To Immobilise A Health System’s Primary Statutory Adviser And Monitor
Gordon Campbell: On Israel’s Murderous Use Of AI In Gaza
Binoy Kampmark: Death By Algorithm: Israel’s Ai War In Gaza
The Conversation: NZ’s government is relying on executive power to govern – that’s not how MMP was meant to work
Gordon Campbell: On The Death Of Library Browsing
Lynley Tulloch: Rat-ling The Cage: The Ethical Dilemmas Of Our Food Systems