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Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: Nov 08 to Feb 09

Tuesday, 10 March 2009, 5:20 pm
Article: Lyndon Hood

Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: Nov '08 to Feb '09

New Scoop editorial images by Lyndon Hood, for stories from November 2008 to February 2009. For previous images see Pics of the Weeks: October 2008.

November 2008
December 2008
January 2009
February 2009

November 2008 (top)

Search New Zealand Business

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Gordon Campbell - How To Watch A US Election

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Gordon Campbell - NZ’s Non-Election Comes To A Close

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Gordon Campbell - Election Wrap Up + Predictions

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Maori Party - Maori Party consultation underway on government formation

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Lyndon Hood - A Victory Parade For John Key (Includes key)

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With numbers
Without numbers

take the generic
pill, and we'll see just how far the rabbit hole
goes

PHARMAC - Drug company scaremongering, says Pharmac

Bill, Ben,
Legalise Cannabis Party Hold Balance Of Power After Kidland
Elections

Electoral Commission - Kids Voting Makes The Difference

who needs experts
when you have politicians?

NZ Govt - Government disbands EFA Expert Panel

December 2008 (top)

just married:
hide, turia, sharples, dunne, key

Lyndon Hood - Lyndon Hood: Honeymoon Briefs

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Lyndon Hood - Lyndon Hood: What Else Is In The Urgency Plan?

Government Shells
Out On Some Extra Drugs For The Ladies

NZ Govt - Government honours Herceptin promise

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Lyndon Hood - Recession-Weary Nation Cheered By Chaplinesque Key
not a very bright
idea

NZ Govt - Light bulb ban ended

January 2009 (top)

updating a
previous image for war in Lebanon

United Nations - UN Agency Suspends Gaza Relief Operations

Te Ata Tino Toa - Common Sense

NZ Govt - NZ gives $1 million to Red Cross work in Gaza

Lyndon Hood - My Side In The Gaza Conflict Is Right

Gordon Cambell - Obama and Key’s responses to the financial crisis

Business.Scoop - NZX 50 falls a third day, after Wall Street slump

Business.Scoop - NZD gains on stocks; medium-term trend is lower

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NZ Govt - Key urges restraint on MP salary rises

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Gordon Campbell - The Dividing Line Between PR and News Disappears

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NZ Govt - Submissions called for on possible FTA with Korea

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Greens - Pay freeze will only intensify recession

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C.D. Sludge - Sludge Report #188 - Down She Goes By 1.5%

February 2009 (top)

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Gordon Campbell - The challenges that the RMA changes pose for the Maori Party

Transpower - Further Power Cuts In Auckland

Uri Avnery - Dirty Socks

Lyndon Hood - Key Drops Dark Hints On Need For Urgency

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Gordon Campbell - John Key’s infrastructure announcement

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Gordon Campbell - How spying on politicians should be managed in future

NZ Govt - Minister welcomes replacement for EFA

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National - ‘Fresh Start’ legislation introduced

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Gordon Campbell - National’s shambolically popular style of government, plus the Israeli election

NZ Govt - Bonding Scheme for Doctors, Nurses & Midwives

internet ran out
of black pixels; the bad guys had to cave

InternetNZ - InternetNZ welcomes decision on Copyright clause

Labour - Labour MPs support first Pink Shirt Day in NZ

Greens - Kevin Hague at Wellington’s ‘Out in the Square’

Lyndon Hood - Key Cancels "Wasteful" Employment Summit

Gordon Campbell - Friday’s job summit, and whether anyone has an end game for the recession

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