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Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: June '09

Tuesday, 21 July 2009, 3:13 pm
Article: Lyndon Hood

Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: June '09

New Scoop editorial images by Lyndon Hood, for stories from June 2009. For previous images see Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: March to May '09.

Governor General - The Queen's Birthday Honours 2009

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Labour - New Zealand rated most peaceful nation

richard worth,
media, tiananmen square, china

Gordon Campbell - The Tiananmen Massacre, and Richard Worth

Scoop Business - Auckland housing market demand picks up: Barfoot

irony cartoon: know
your irony, types of irony, irons

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Werewolf - Lyndon Hood: How to Misunderstand Satire

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Werewolf - Art politics in the 2000s

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C.D. Sludge - Sludge Report #191: Publish And Be Damned

Gordon Campbell - Rodney Hide’s latest plan for gutting local democracy

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Gordon Campbell - On censorship – bring back Worth!

Richard Worth - Statement by Dr Richard Worth

Ministry of Health - Influenza A (H1N1) Swine Flu - Update 73

little miss muffet, john key, richard worth

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Lyndon Hood - Political Nursery Rhymes

election referendum
question editing correction hand

Greens - Bradford launches Member’s Bill on Referenda

peter jackson, new
zealand film commission, hobbit feet

Gordon Campbell - Gordon Campbell on Peter Jackson’s review of the Film Commission

Greens - Consumers left behind in the smart meter rush

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