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Once again, Transparency International judges NZ the least corrupt country on Earth13 comments

poneke wrote 5 days ago: Wingnuts in dilemma after change of government means they can no longer claim Transparency wrong Onc … more →

Tags: Blogosphere, Human Rights, International Affairs, New Zealand, Politics, corruption, Transparency International

Hysterical media Roman circus a disturbing challenge to civil society4 comments

poneke wrote 1 week ago: The increasingly hysterical mass media in English speaking countries has become a dangerous lynch mo … more →

Tags: Human Rights, Journalism, Opinion, Karl Kuchenbecker, Mark Burton, New Zealand Herald

With policing, everything should be 'premediated'

talkingthebeat wrote 1 month ago: In closing arguments at the Braidwood Inquiry this past week, the lawyer for Poland suggested that t … more →

Tags: Current Events, on the job, Airport, Braidwood Inquiry, Diezkanski, Don Rosembloom, taser, Vancouver

Braidwood Recommendations

talkingthebeat wrote 1 month ago: The Braidwood Inquiry is wrapping up in BC. For those that didn’t know, it is the inquiry into … more →

Tags: Current Events, Airport, Braidwood Inquiry, Diezkanski, Don Rosembloom, taser

Field goes down, Lange is vindicated, English paying some of it back -- NZ proved again to be the least corrupt nation, but vigilance must always be eternal2 comments

poneke wrote 3 months ago: The conviction of former Labour member of Parliament Taito Phillip Field on 26 charges of bribery, c … more →

Tags: Journalism, Politics, Human Rights, International Affairs, Opinion, David Lange, Transparency International, corruption, taito Phillip field

EQUAL TREATMENT UNDER THE LAW

mikeweeks wrote 5 months ago: The application of laws in our courts should be like the application of the laws of physics. They ap … more →

Taito trial further evidence Transparency International right to declare New Zealand the 'world's least corrupt country'7 comments

poneke wrote 7 months ago: During the term of the former Labour government, the wingnut fringe of the blogosphere daily foamed … more →

Tags: Politics, New Zealand, Blogosphere, Transparency International, corruption, taito Phillip field

Fiji. Not the way the world should be. But not wise to send our troops there, either9 comments

poneke wrote 7 months ago: One of the many nice things about our prime minister, the nice Mr Key, is that he is refreshingly ca … more →

Tags: International Affairs, New Zealand, Politics, Race Relations, Fiji, Frank Bainimarama, John Key

The Two-Headed Activist Monster Strikes Again

nelsonleith wrote 7 months ago: As I have said before, victories for either side of the gay marriage conflict simply serve to energi … more →

Tags: Politics, Morality/Ethics, activism, Alliance Defense Fund, constitutional amendment, douglas napier, florida family policy, Gay Marriage, John Stemberger

Grasping US lawyers want to sue airline for Captain Sullenberger saving everyone aboard the plane that came down in the Hudson15 comments

poneke wrote 8 months ago: Captain SullenbergerNew York law firm Kreindler and Kreindler is signing up passengers from US Airwa … more →

Tags: Aviation, Captain "Sully” Sullenberger, US Airways Flight 1549, Miracle on The Hudson

Barry Matthews takes the hard road9 comments

poneke wrote 9 months ago: The wingnut fringe of the Blogosphere is screaming for the head of Corrections Department chief Barr … more →

Tags: Blogosphere, Barry Matthews, corrections department, Peter Doone

"Sentence first, verdict afterwards" -- the Queen of Hearts5 comments

poneke wrote 9 months ago: Good god. The Insensible Sentencing Trust – that lovely organisation which applauds the killing of t … more →

Tags: Politics, Barry Matthews, Sensible Sentencing Trust

Random bullet point thoughts on random bullets and other matters12 comments

poneke wrote 10 months ago: Life is too good to be spending hours a day in front of a computer blogging. But what else is a blog … more →

Tags: Aviation, Blogosphere, Breaking News, consumer issues, Transport, trolley buses, Air New Zealand Airbus A320 crash, Trentham races, Halatau Naitoko

Well deserved New Year honours for Oscar Kightley and Harlene Hayne7 comments

poneke wrote 10 months ago: Having been away from New Zealand, I missed the New Year Honours and have only just caught up with t … more →

Tags: Peter Ellis, Genuine celebrities, Oscar Kightley, Harlene Hayne, New Year Honours

Quiet anniversary of a big day in 1963 8 comments

poneke wrote 1 year ago: Though it’s November 23 in New Zealand, it is November 22 in the US and the UK. This is a hist … more →

Tags: Television, Genuine celebrities, Human Rights, International Affairs, Race Relations, Opinion, Doctor Who, C. S. Lewis, John F. Kennedy

Today's quiet, calm, swift change of government is a tribute to our robust small democracy and the calibre of our elected representatives17 comments

poneke wrote 1 year ago: Helen Clark, prime minister since 1999, walked with dignity down the steps of Parliament today to vi … more →

Tags: Human Rights, International Affairs, New Zealand, Opinion, Politics, 2008 general election, democracy, Freedom

You know your children aren't your clones when they support the "right" of parents to smack them24 comments

poneke wrote 1 year ago: My teenage daughter (who uses the name Aquilifer online) and her friend Ezra take a close interest i … more →

Tags: Politics, Human Rights, Family First, smacking

McCain : Unhinged and Anti-American

nelsonleith wrote 1 year ago: McCain, the candidate who turned Joe the Dumber into a national fiasco just as he had done Sarah Pal … more →

Tags: Economics, Politics, Fraud, america, anti-American, bush, constitution, draft, election

Judges again uphold the public's right to know by quashing the solicitor-general's contempt of court charges against the DomPost1 comment

poneke wrote 1 year ago: Our fiercely independent judicial system has again upheld the right of the public to know the facts … more →

Tags: Journalism, Dominion Post


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