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Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: June 2008

Friday, 26 September 2008, 3:59 pm
Column: Lyndon Hood

Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: June 2008

Scoop editorial images by Lyndon Hood, for stories from June 2008. For previous images see Pics of the Weeks: May 2008.

double jeopardy
rule in jeopardy

National - Criminal Procedure Bill

Fencing, you see.
Fencing. See what I did there

National Fieldays - Rural skills on show at Fieldays

quota
unquota

Ministry of Fisheries - Stiff sentence passed in fish dumping case

the best money an
election date can buy

Newmarket Business Association - Pending election adds to retailers' worries

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NZ Drug Foundation - Drug Foundation welcomes PM to alcohol debate

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Lyndon Hood - The Adventures Of Tom Tagger

don't taze me
bro!

making a clean
breast of it

where's osama
now?

National - Immigration: No checks on newcomers

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Gordon Campbell - Election 08: Labour’s problems with the young

but their age is
outstripping inflation

NZ Govt - National promises sinking lid education funding

trouble over
watery bridgecorp

Ministry of Economic Development - Bridgecorp Ltd and Directors Prosecuted

don't spray me
bro!

Global Peace And Justice Auckland - Pepper-sprayed protester seeking $50k's court day

There are more
policies now. If you write big they'd fill a
brochure.

Gordon Campbell - Election 08: What A National Government May Entail - Part Two

blue collar
employers

NZ Govt - Workplace collaboration to lift productivity

thank you very
much for your kind registrations

Companies Office - Companies Register Hits 500,000

not assault, apparently

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Lyndon Hood - Anti-Smacking Amendment Vindicated By Police Trial

Mister Key never repeats

NZ Govt - Key needs to be honest on New Zealand’s history

sea goes
green

NZ Govt - Legislation to safeguard ocean ecosystems

naughty, naughty
boy

Electoral Commission - NZ First, display of banners in Tauranga

tourist guy flees
to safer climes

Statistics New Zealand - Tourism expenditure passes $20 billion

highly flexible
working hours

Greens - Working week set for major changes

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