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Whale for Sale
To support the Palmer position you have to believe it would work read moreMarch 12, 2010 1:31 pm - 52 Comments -
Key at Copenhagen: A stomach turns
Like all those who inhabit this particular pond, I’m extraordinarily grateful for authoritative, lucid and moving posts from Jeanette and Kennedy in Copenhagen. I hang on every word, both online here and in our offline caucus briefings, and it’s no surprise that Jeanette is clearly the “go to” person for NZ media trying to figure [...] read moreDecember 18, 2009 12:57 pm - 53 Comments -
John Key to BBC or not to BBC?
Rumours in Copenhagen are that John Key has been bumped from the BBC’s Copenhagen debate tomorrow, billed as the ‘greatest debate on Earth.’ If so, he’s missed out on what Climate Change Minister Nick Smith has called a ‘huge honour:’ “Basically, what you’re looking for is a non-European developed country that’s seen to be constructive.” If there has [...] read moreDecember 16, 2009 1:56 pm - 9 Comments -
Good Farm Stories
Tomorrow the Greens will launch a new initiative telling Good Farm Stories from around the country. There’s plenty of good farmers pioneering new ideas to make farming more sustainable, and we’re keen to tell New Zealand about them. As the Greens’ agriculture spokesperson I’ve been visiting farms regularly this year and I’ve written up my reflections [...] read moreNovember 25, 2009 9:41 am - 143 Comments
