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Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: October 2008

Thursday, 6 November 2008, 3:27 pm
Column: Lyndon Hood

Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: October 2008

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

the man in the
yellow jacket

Lyndon Hood - News Missed During The Peters Saga

Eavesdropping on
Skype? Surely China would not do such a thing?

Greens - Are Chinese spies monitoring Fonterra and NZers?

liftoff

Election 08 - Gordon Campbell’s Election Launch 2008 Review

Roar! Roar! Aha!
Bam! Pow! Rrr!

Lyndon Hood - Campaign 2008 - The Superhero vs Monster Movie

seasonally-adjusted
statistics level up, ignorance continues
steady

Statistics New Zealand - Large statistical database now free

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Public Service Association - NZ cannot afford to cut its public services

Sharples in daring
Key-taming performance

NZ First - Key Must Explain His Maori Party Deal

Your money or your
money!

C.D. Sludge - Sludge Report: Whose Money Are We Guaranteeing?

Inflation hits the
poor.

Salvation Army - Grim reality for New Zealand's forgotten families

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Election 08 - Gordon Campbell On The Politics Of Poverty

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Election 08 - National’s dilemma, if elected – if not Labour Lite, then what?

don't give beggars
money; they'll only spend it on their mortgages

Greens - Key's Welfare Proposal Unworkable and Unfair

wine industry
relies on maintaining imbalance

Rabobank - Future of NZ wine: industry report

Ooh. Look. A
rosette. Awesome.

Lyndon Hood - Manifesto Of The Sarcasm Party

H-Bomb
bounces

National - Desperation drips from latest smear attempt

DNA testing anyone
charged with an imprisonable offense. That is, lots and lots
of innocent people.

National - National announces Action Plan for Violent Crime

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Election 08 - Stealing The US Election

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Binoy Kampmark: Warring Against Encryption, Australia Is Coming For Your Communications

Another sign of gathering storm clouds against the free sharing of information on technology platforms is the appearance of Australia’s domestic espionage agency, ASIO. Alongside Kershaw at the National Press Club, the agency’s chief, Mike Burgess, is also full of grave words about the dangerous imperium of encrypted chatter.

Gordon Campbell: On Fast Track Powers, Media Woes And The Tiktok Ban

Feel worried. Shane Jones and a couple of his Cabinet colleagues are about to be granted the power to override any and all objections to projects like dams, mines, roads etc even if: said projects will harm biodiversity, increase global warming

Binoy Kampmark: Censorship Wars, Elon Musk, Safety Commissioners And Violent Content

Platforms such as Meta and X engage in their own forms of censorship and information curation, their agenda algorithmically driven towards noise, shock and indignation. All the time, they continue to indulge in surveillance capitalism.

Gordon Campbell: On The Public Sector Carnage, And Misogyny As Terrorism

Public service cuts are being enacted without the coalition government having a clue (or visible concern) about what the impact will be. The prior promise to go through this stuff “line by line” has gone out the window.

Ramzy Baroud: NATO’s Never-ending War: The 75-Year-Old Bully Is Faltering

It is time for NATO to re-examine its 75-year-old legacy, and be courageous enough to change directions altogether - instead of opting for a state of non-peace, actually seeking real peace.

Eugene Doyle: Joining AUKUS Not In NZ’s National Interest

Helen Clark, oh how we miss you. The former New Zealand Prime Minister – the safest pair of hands this country has had in living memory – gave a masterclass on the importance of maintaining an independent foreign policy when she spoke at an AUKUS symposium held in Parliament’s old Legislative Chambers on April 18.

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