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The Day In Parliament Feb 14

Tuesday, 14 February 2012, 4:23 pm
Article: ParliamentToday.co.nz

More questions in the House about the Prime Minister's Hour on Radio Live before the election. Labour's Charles Chauvel questions Judith Collins about an issue in her portfolio of Justice.

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The Day In Parliament Feb 14

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COMMENT

Gordon Campbell: On Why The Regulatory Standards Bill Is A Hot Mess

Ian Powell: Who Benefits From Outsourcing Planned Surgery - Follow The Funding

Richard S. Ehrlich: Three Different Prime Ministers In One Week

Ramzy Baroud: The 'Economy Of Genocide' Report - A Reckoning Beyond Rhetoric

Martin LeFevre - Meditations: Can Meditative States Help Prevent Strokes?

Keith Rankin: Public Debt, Japan, And Wilful Blindness

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