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Herald approves, but gets some basics very wrong - by frog
Today’s Herald editorial seems keen on the new working relationship between the Greens and National. But their positive assessment comes at the very end, while much of the piece discusses a supposed change in attitude by the Greens. This agreement, under which the Greens and ministers will work together in several policy areas, clearly owes a great deal [...] read moreApril 13, 2009 11:48 am - 30 Comments -
Cartoon: Fitzsimons’ award - by frog
Well done Rod Emmerson over at the Herald. I like! read moreFebruary 24, 2009 1:54 pm - 2 Comments -
Why the National Party killed the pay-equity inquiries - by frog
The Herald online highlighted the issue; The Government has axed two investigations aimed at improving the pay of women as it tries to save money by controlling public sector salaries. State Services Minister Tony Ryall said the investigations would “generate an additional form of remuneration pressure that is unaffordable in the current economic and fiscal [...] read moreFebruary 21, 2009 10:11 am - 70 Comments -
Herald misses return ship home - by frog
Like the Japanese soldiers who apocryphally continued guarding their post long after World War 2 had finished the Herald continues steadfastly in its campaign to prove the Electoral Finance Act is an attack on democracy. First it has Bill English demonstrating for logic students, with this statement, the exact opposite of a tautology: “The worst [...] read moreJune 18, 2008 8:55 am - 20 Comments -
Matariki - by frog
Following on from Garth George’s endorsement of the Greens the rest of the Herald is now joining the Greens in celebrating Matariki by sharing with its readers photos from Metiria’s Matariki calendar and leading with the story on the front of its webpage. read moreJune 5, 2008 3:02 pm - 10 Comments -
Herald rollercoaster continues - by frog
Polls, eh. 44%, how did that happen? The Herald’s latest digipoll gives added credence to the accepted political wisdom that whatever disease Labour has caught it appears to be terminal, and if you want to say goodbye you better push your way up to the bedside now. Of course, that diagnosis continues to rely far [...] read moreMarch 3, 2008 2:02 pm - 26 Comments -
Herald censors criticism - by frog
The New Zealand Herald has censored part of a 200 word article that the Greens were asked to submit on campaign finance reform for yesterday’s edition. It deleted the opening paragraph that was critical of the Herald’s coverage of the issue, and replaced it with its own commentary at the end of the article. The [...] read moreDecember 9, 2007 7:10 pm - 43 Comments
