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Gerry Brownlee: The “employers’ representative” - by frog
If an employer’s representative made a statement like this one from Gerry Brownlee, it would be in serious breach of prohibition of duress under the Employment Relations Act. But Gerry thinks he can say it anyway. Unless he’s actually acting as the “employer’s representative”, which maybe he is. Perhaps we need an Official Information Act request abut his communications to and from Warner Bros and associated corporate interests to determine that. read moreOctober 23, 2010 7:04 am - 63 Comments -
Tourists speak out on mining National Parks - by frog
Greenpeace has taken a more serious angle with their latest video, which has our fearless duo, Lucy Lawless and Robyn Malcolm, talking to tourists about John Key’s plans to mine our National Parks. read moreApril 30, 2010 9:24 am - 20 Comments -
Sexy coal with Robyn and Lucy - by frog
It is just too good to let this one go by… Greenpeace have made a stunning little vignette featuring Lucy Lawless and Robyn Malcolm, lampooning Gerry Brownlee’s sexy coal video. read moreApril 26, 2010 5:35 pm - 4 Comments -
Green Party campaign launch video - by frog
Here are some highlights from Sunday’s campaign launch, including Robyn Malcolm, a Jeanette Fitzsimons and Russel Norman. read moreOctober 7, 2008 1:00 pm - 96 Comments -
The Green campaign launch - by frog
The Greens’ campaign launch got a lot of positive coverage yesterday despite my pessimistic concerns before the weekend. And in some ways the contrast to Winston Peters and NZ First’s launch at the same time seemed to help emphasis the clean Green brand. The Herald has focused on the growing number of celebrities endorsing the [...] read moreOctober 6, 2008 11:42 am - 35 Comments -
Woman’s Weekly goes green - by frog
Yay for the NZ Woman’s Weekly and its first ever green issue. This week, has it got ‘57 pages of stories aimed to both inform you and inspire you to think green’. ‘Outrageous Fortune star Robyn Malcolm tells eco-warrior Francesca Price about why she’s getting back to basics and learning that less is really more.’ [...] read moreJune 24, 2008 3:31 pm - 17 Comments
