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Audioblog Archive
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Interview: Sue B on the causes of youth gangs - by frog
So here’s an interview with Sue B about what she sees as the causes behind the so-called ‘youth gang problem’ in South Auckland. (mp3, 1.2MB, 7:00 mins). Sue also put out a media release with Rev Mua Strickson-Pua, ahead of him representing the Greens at a meeting on the gang situation organised by the Mangere [...] read moreOctober 28, 2005 4:25 pm - 22 Comments -
Interview: Rod on the Electoral Officer’s leaflet judgement - by frog
Here’s an interview (0.8MB, 4:30 min) with Rod about the Chief Electoral Officer’s judgement on the Exclusive Brethren’s ‘Beware’ leaflet. read moreOctober 25, 2005 5:02 pm - 4 Comments -
Interview: Sue B on the CTU conference - by frog
Our campaign audioblog series may be over, but we thought we’d continue to do the odd interview. So here’s an interview with Sue B about her experience at the CTU conference a couple of days ago. (mp3, 0.6MB, 3.40 mins). And for those who read my initial post yesterday but haven’t seen the comment I [...] read moreOctober 21, 2005 8:54 am - 6 Comments -
Mike - by frog
Today’s eighth and final audioblog (mp3, 0.5MB, 4.25mins) is Mike talking about voting for the future. read moreSeptember 16, 2005 4:53 pm - No Comments -
Keith - by frog
Today’s seventh audioblog (mp3, 0.9MB, 7.25mins) is Keith talking about Auckland’s public transport system, voting Green to keep out Brash, and the race in Epsom. read moreSeptember 16, 2005 4:09 pm - No Comments -
The virtual election - by frog
So, who has won the Internet war? Well, we asked internet monitoring company Hitwise to do an analysis of the ‘market share’ that each party got of political website visits yesterday. We did yesterday because Internet traffic spikes as the election gets close. The results are heartening. The Greens’ site got around 12,000 unique visits [...] read moreSeptember 16, 2005 3:49 pm - 4 Comments -
Sue K - by frog
Today’s sixth audioblog (mp3, 0.4MB, 3.04mins) is Sue K speaking from Manners Mall in central Wellington, where she is doing some last-minute campaigning. read moreSeptember 16, 2005 3:07 pm - No Comments -
Metiria - by frog
Today’s fifth audioblog (mp3, 0.6MB, 5.21mins) is Metiria talking about Maori lawyers, drinking in moderation and not knowing what on earth is going to happen tomorrow. read moreSeptember 16, 2005 2:47 pm - No Comments -
Jeanette - by frog
Today’s fourth audioblog (mp3, 0.5MB, 4.07mins) is Jeanette talking about last-minute campaiging in the Coromandel rain, the lack of policy debate in modern elections, and the Greens’ prospects tomorrow night. read moreSeptember 16, 2005 2:17 pm - 1 Comment -
Nandor - by frog
Today’s third audioblog (mp3, 0.6MB, 4.42mins) is Nandor talking about scooters, students, and the mood of the nation. read moreSeptember 16, 2005 2:13 pm - 1 Comment -
Sue B - by frog
Today’s second audioblog (mp3, 0.5MB, 4.24mins) is Sue B talking about workers, public transport in Northland, and her feelings about the election result ahead of tomorrow. read moreSeptember 16, 2005 12:33 pm - No Comments -
Rod - by frog
Today’s first audioblog (mp3, 0.5MB, 4.21mins) is Rod reflecting on the campaign. During the afternoon, I’ll be trying to speak with as many of Green MPs as possoible about how they’ve found Campaign 2005. read moreSeptember 16, 2005 11:44 am - No Comments -
Hunting Kiwis in Oz - by frog
Today’s second audioblog (mp3, 0.5MB, 5.10mins) is a story from Australian youth radio station Triple J about the campaign in Australia for Kiwi votes. It features the Greens’ Australia-based candidate James Diack prominently. The story ran on Monday, on Triple J’s “Hack” show. Enjoy. read moreSeptember 14, 2005 12:56 pm - No Comments -
On workers’ rights - by frog
Today’s audioblog (mp3, 0.5MB, 4.27mins) is Sue B talking about a joint campaigning event she’s about to have with CTU President Ross Wilson, National’s work-for-the-dole proposal, and the Greens’ plan for a $12 minimum wage. Enjoy. read moreSeptember 14, 2005 11:55 am - 1 Comment -
Guzzling tax - by frog
Today’s audioblog (mp3, 0.3MB, 2.43mins) is Jeanette talking about National’s proposal to temporarily cut petrol tax. read moreSeptember 12, 2005 4:41 pm - 8 Comments -
Scoop audioblog - by frog
Today’s audioblog (mp3, 45mins, 9.8MB) comes courtesy of Scoop, who have done an “election briefing” with Rod. The interview covers the Greens’ third term in Parliament, transport, the carbon tax, petrol prices, global warming, finance policy, tax policy, being called anti-business, tariffs, international trade, GE, coalition-making, electoral issues, MMP, the Maori seats. Enjoy. read moreSeptember 9, 2005 5:01 pm - 2 Comments -
Housing policy - by frog
Today’s second audioblog (mp3, 0.4MB, 3.39mins) is Sue B talking about the Greens’ housing policy, which was released this afternoon. Some of the policy’s key points are as follows: Maintain income related rents and substantially increase the number of state houses. Provide adequate emergency and long-term housing, including for women suffering from violence, and for [...] read moreSeptember 8, 2005 5:59 pm - 16 Comments -
Trustgate? - by frog
Today’s audioblog (mp3, 0.4MB, 3.00mins) is Rod talking about Don Brash’s dishonesty over the anti-Green and anti-Labour adverts. I suspect that journalists will be chucking their creative caps on and trying to turn today’s Brash dishonesty into a “gate”. There have been many suggestions flowing around the Parliamentary complex today, including: Heaven’s Gate Cultgate Sectgate [...] read moreSeptember 8, 2005 4:28 pm - 29 Comments -
Kim, Winston, and the leaflets - by frog
Today’s audioblog (mp3, 1.0MB, 8.39mins) is Rod talking about being interviewed by Kim Hill tonight, NZ First’s coalition plans, and the anti-Green leaflets. Enjoy. Those who want to catch Rod’s interview with Kim Hill should tune in to TV1 at 9.30pm. read moreSeptember 7, 2005 5:06 pm - No Comments -
Student radio ads - by frog
The Greens will also be running radio ads over the next couple of weeks on bNet, the student radio network. The ads are here, here, and here as MP3s. As always, I’d be interested to hear your thoughts. read moreSeptember 7, 2005 8:56 am - 4 Comments
