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Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: September 2008

Tuesday, 21 October 2008, 5:31 pm
Column: Lyndon Hood

Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: September 2008

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

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Election 08 - The Bad Blood Between the SFO and Peters

busted!

University of Auckland - Sir Robert Jones bestows annual philosophy awards

always with the
wheelchairs! Why it that a generic symbol of
disabilities?

NZ Govt - Disability Bill Passed

sorry if I've
offended any welsh people there

NZ Govt - National caucus in disarray as leaks intensify

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you want
unionised labour with that?

Unite Union - Constructive Dismissal costs McDonald's $15,000

we're number
two!

International Finance Corporation - Doing Business 2009

... I'll bite
your arms off!

Election 08 - Winston Peters’ Rebuttal Of Glenn

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Election 08 - ‘Horse race’ political journalism

and got herself a
rather long speech broadcast live, too

NZ Govt - PM’s announcement on the 2008 General Election

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Election 08 - How US Financial Meltdown Will Affect NZ Election

after the famous
image of the treaty signing. Did you guess?

Greens - Nothing to fear from gang treaty claims

oh hai! says the
kiwi

Employers and Manufacturers - FTA prospect with USA great news

stringy ropes
drawn entirely on my tablet

Election 08 - The contemptible behaviour of both Peters and Key

should I declare
a personal interest?

NZ Govt - Parody/satire review announced

this appeared
quite small - I hope nobody thought it was real

Office of the Speaker - Rainbow Room formally dedicated at Parliament

many
investigations make for less light cigarette
branding

Commerce Commission - Warning 'light' and 'mild' tobacco just as deadly

Henry Paulson,
Ben Bernanke bail out a seive. And may I say I found a bunch
of anti-semitic nastiness about bankers looking for source
images.

Election 08 - On The US Bailout, And On Treating Key With Kid Gloves

Paulson,
Bernanke, Bear Market

Election 08 - Gordon Campbell on the Rejection of the Bailout Plan

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