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Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: July 2008

Friday, 26 September 2008, 4:04 pm
Column: Lyndon Hood

Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: July 2008

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

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Lyndon Hood - Nat Email Hacked In Parallel Universe

subs
snubbed

Fairfax - Fairfax to Build Editorial Centres of Expertise

lemon-squeeze put
on defence allowances

New Zealand Defence Force - Court Of Inquiry Announced

performance
remains stable

Manufacturers and Exporters Association - Situation tenuous as confidence drops

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arranging an
*accident* for acc

NZ Govt - Mates’ rates for Aussie insurers will cost Kiwis

country
matters

Paymark EFTPOS - Rural Areas Lead Eftpos Spending in June

we should be able
to buy organic electricity from the farmer

Electricity Commission - Options Paper on electricity market design

the dummy was
part of a museum exhibit, okay?

Public Service Association - PSA Alarmed By Auckland Museum Restructuring

fat cat bankers,
you see. Because you did not get it already.

finsec - ANZ National fuelling attack on public services

just what we need
- more walls

NZ Govt - Prisoners to refurbish state houses

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Election 08 - Gordon Campbell on big, bad government spending

money makes
science. Just look at CERN

Ministry of Research Science and Technology - Record research investment to benefit New Zealand

no, you cannot
have access to the evidence against you. Not
yours.

Election 08 - Gordon Campbell on the Immigration Bill, striking health workers, and the Obama Veepstakes

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Greens - $1/litre petrol drives NZ's roading programme

anonymous
judgery

LawFuel - Uproar In Britain After Court Ruling 20 Years Ago

acc you
later

National - ACC policy: safer workplaces,

putting the ec
back in science

NZ Govt - New Zealand signs new science agreement with EU

ets should not
phone home

Greens - Aussie ETS no model for New Zealand

this one was
mentioned on the radio, you know

Lyndon Hood - Lyndon Hood: Things To Do About Winston Peters

free!

Hanover Finance - Hanover Finance Moves To Restructure

rates
cut

C.D. Sludge - Sludge Report #183: Sunshine On A Cloudy Day

...and firing
opportunities

National - Workplace policy: expanding job opportunities

rated
surprisingly not bad

Election 08 - Gordon Campbell on National’s industrial relations policy

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NZ Govt - John Key flip flops yet again

be a wired
kiwi

AUT University - Social Impact of Internet in NZ - Results Released

working for
families equals tax cuts by stealth

NZ Govt - Key admits support for communism

do you know
there's a portugese cookbook called 1080
Recipies?

National - Kea deaths warrant independent review

unhelpful that a
wheelchair seems to be used as a symbol for every
disability, but I only have so much talent

IHC - IHC takes complaint to Human Rights Commission

mascots,
boycott

Election 08 - Gordon Campbell on the Olympics

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