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Cartoon: Keeping Busy At Work During the Recession

Monday, 21 September 2009, 12:56 pm
Opinion: Adrian Maidment

Keeping Busy At Work

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Adrian Maidment is a cartoonist based in Tauranga, New Zealand. He has been drawing cartoons for a number of years. Adrian is also an educator and content creator. He runs a podcast and YouTube channel reviewing electric vehicles.

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Cartoon: Keeping Busy At Work During the Recession

Keeping Busy At Work

Adrian Maidment

Contact Adrian Maidment

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Martin LeFevre - Meditations: Psychedelics, Mystical Experiencing, And Organized Religion

Keith Rankin: Equity Rights - UBI, SUI, BUI, HUI, Or GUI?

Binoy Kampmark: The Inevitable Souring - Elon Musk Falls Out With Donald Trump

Ian Powell: Postscript On Ethnic Cleansing, Genocide And New Zealand Recognition Of Palestine

Gordon Campbell: On Why Leakers Are Essential To The Public Good

Ramzy Baroud: Global Backlash - How The World Could Shift Israel's Gaza Strategy

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