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Shadow Cabinet List - Leader Of Opposition

1 Rt Hon Jenny Shipley Leader
2 Rt Hon Wyatt Creech Deputy Leader Health
3 Hon Bill English Finance
4 Hon Roger Sowry Leader of the House, State Services,Transport & Civil Aviation
5 Hon Max Bradford Economic Development, Labour, Industrial Relations
6 Hon John Luxton International Trade Negotiations. Associate Foreign Affairs, Industry & Regional Development
7 Hon Nick Smith Education , ERO, Associate Environment (ERMA)
8 Dr Hon Lockwood Smith Commerce, Associate Finance, Communications, Statistics
9 Hon Tony Ryall Justice, Housing, Timberlands & SILNA
10 Rt Hon Simon Upton Foreign Affairs, Culture & Heritage, Superannuation
11 Hon Murray McCully Local Government, Infrastructure (incl Auckland), Sport, Fitness & Leisure
12 Hon Maurice Williamson Tertiary Education, Information Technology, Research, Science & Technology
13 Bob Simcock Social Services, Employment, Community & Voluntary Sector
14 Hon David Carter Tourism, Biosecurity & Border Control
15 John Carter Senior Whip , Deputy Leader of the House, Civil Defence & Emergency Services
16 Gerry Brownlee ACC, Associate Labour, Junior Whip
17 Belinda Vernon Work & Income (excl Employment) Associate Revenue

18 Hon Georgina te Heuheu Maori Affairs, Treaty
19 Dr Wayne Mapp Defence, Associate Justice, Associate Maori Affairs
20 Gavan Herlihy Agriculture,
21 Annabel Young Revenue
22 Brian Neeson Police
23 Eric Roy Conservation
24 Hon Doug Kidd Fisheries, (incl Fisheries Commission)
25 Hon Marie Hasler Immigration, Consumer Affairs, Wholesale & Retail Services
26 Hon Clem Simich Attorney General , SOEs, Racing
27 Warren Kyd Small Business & Manufacturing, Compliance Costs, Foreign Investment
28 Rt Hon Don McKinnon Pacific Island Affairs
29 Tony Steel Corrections, Associate Tertiary Education
(ETSA and Industry Training), Associate Sport, Fitness & Leisure
30 Pansy Wong Energy, Associate Commerce, Ethnic Affairs
31 Shane Ardern Rural Affairs, Associate Agriculture
32 Phil Heatley Forestry (excl SILNA & Timberlands)
33 Dr Paul Hutchison CRIs, Associate Health
34 Simon Power Courts, Youth Affairs
35 Katherine Rich Broadcasting, National Library and Archives
36 Lynda Scott Senior Citizens, Associate Health (Disability Services)
37 Lindsay Tisch Internal Affairs
38 Anne Tolley Early Childhood Education, Women's Affairs
39 Richard Worth Environment

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Gordon Campbell: On the Sony cyber attack

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Yet now with (a) President Barack Obama weighing in on the side of artistic freedom and calling for the US to make a ‘proportionate response’quickly followed by (b) North Korea’s entire Internet service going down, and with both these events being followed by (c) Sony deciding to backtrack and release The Interview film that had made it a target for the dastardly North Koreans in the first place, then ay caramba…the whole world will now be watching how this affair pans out. More>>

 

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Greens: CAA Airport Door Report Conflicts With Brownlee’s Claims

The heavily redacted report into the incident shows conflicting versions of events as told by Gerry Brownlee and the Christchurch airport security staff. The report disputes Brownlee’s claim that he was allowed through, and states that he instead pushed his way through. More>>

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TAIC: Final Report On Grounding Of MV Rena

Factors that directly contributed to the grounding included the crew:
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Gordon Campbell:
On The Pakistan Schoolchildren Killings

The slaughter of the children in Pakistan is incomprehensibly awful. On the side, it has thrown a spotlight onto something that’s become a pop cultural meme. Fans of the Homeland TV series will be well aware of the collusion between sections of the Pakistan military/security establishment on one hand and sections of the Taliban of the other… More>>

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Werewolf Satire:
The Politician’s Song

am a perfect picture of the modern politic-i-an:
I don’t precisely have a plan so much as an ambition;
‘Say what will sound most pleasant to the public’ is my main dictum:
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Flight: Review Into Phillip Smith’s Escape Submitted To Government

The review follows an earlier operational review by the Department of Corrections and interim measures put in place by the Department shortly after prisoner Smith’s escape, and will inform the Government Inquiry currently underway. More>>

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Intelligence: Inspector-General Accepts Apology For Leak Of Report

The Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security, Cheryl Gwyn, has accepted an unreserved apology from Hon Phil Goff MP for disclosing some of the contents of her recent Report into the Release of Information by the NZSIS in July and August 2011 to media prior to its publication. The Inspector-General will not take the matter any further. More>>

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Drink: Alcohol Advertising Report Released

The report of the Ministerial Forum on Alcohol Advertising and Sponsorship has been released today, with Ministers noting that further work will be required on the feasibility and impact of the proposals. More>>

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Leaked Cabinet Papers: Treasury Calls For Health Cuts

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