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Ahoy There! SOS Nats on the Loose SOS - by frog
I am – in a suitably amphibian style – interested in the interface between land and sea transport.The link is not as webbed and tenuous as you may think. After all, as g.blog pointed out today, coastal shipping is the most energy efficient means of moving freight. A ship consumes 75 – 80 percent less fuel [...] read moreMarch 26, 2009 5:09 pm - 43 Comments -
Blog highlights - by frog
I reckon these two good posts yesterday are worth sharing. Anna at the Hand Mirror on charity for poverty: The advent of Kids Can is both crass and tragic. Ensuring kids have enough food and clothing is no longer a non-negotiable social responsibility we all share, but an optional activity for the charitably-minded, like buying [...] read moreOctober 24, 2008 8:31 am - 5 Comments -
A week of g.blog - by frog
Toad has found out that the National Party’s beneficiary policy is worse than I suggested this morning: They are not just going to work-test people on DPB, but also those on Invalid’s Benefit (qualification: “permanently and severely restricted in his or her capacity for work because of sickness, or because of injury or disability from [...] read moreAugust 11, 2008 1:54 pm - 2 Comments -
gblog – tunnels, tests, penguins and floaters - by frog
The Green Party members’ gblog is slowly getting up and running with our own Toad asking if John Banks, who recently expressed his concern for the well being of penguins, might not be better off as Mayor of Auckland Islands rather than Auckland City. (aahh) Pete reckons there are a lot of people out there [...] read moreAugust 4, 2008 3:28 pm - 6 Comments -
gblog - by frog
I had been watching gblog waiting for it to get it’s stable of writers into action, but it seems No Right Turn and Beehive Buzz have already discovered it so I may as well point out it’s existence too. gblog is a community for all Green Party members to share their thoughts with the New [...] read moreJuly 29, 2008 10:18 am - 5 Comments
