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Video: Auckland Protest Against Israel's Invasion

Friday, 9 January 2009, 9:21 am
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Youtube Video: Auckland Protest Against Israel's Invasion Of Gaza

On December 30 2007 Aucklanders took to the streets to protest Israel's invasion of the Palestinian Territory in Gaza.

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Peter Dunne: The Dysfunctional Wellington City Council Plumbs New Depths

Gordon Campbell: On Israel’s Political Split, And The New Caledonia Crisis

Binoy Kampmark: The Assange Case, A Flicker Of Hope In The UK High Court

Alexander Gillespie: Fast-track Laws, Parliamentary Urgency, Treaty Tension, Media Retreat: Warning Signs For NZ’s ‘Brittle’ Democracy

Gordon Campbell: On ACT’s Charter Schools Experiment

Sonali Kolhatkar: Why Corporations Choose Lawlessness To Fight Unions

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