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Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: June 2008

Friday, 26 September 2008, 3:59 pm
Column: Lyndon Hood

Lyndon Hood's Pics of the Weeks: June 2008

Scoop editorial images by Lyndon Hood, for stories from June 2008. For previous images see Pics of the Weeks: May 2008.

double jeopardy
rule in jeopardy

National - Criminal Procedure Bill

Fencing, you see.
Fencing. See what I did there

National Fieldays - Rural skills on show at Fieldays

quota
unquota

Ministry of Fisheries - Stiff sentence passed in fish dumping case

the best money an
election date can buy

Newmarket Business Association - Pending election adds to retailers' worries

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NZ Drug Foundation - Drug Foundation welcomes PM to alcohol debate

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Lyndon Hood - The Adventures Of Tom Tagger

don't taze me
bro!

making a clean
breast of it

where's osama
now?

National - Immigration: No checks on newcomers

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Gordon Campbell - Election 08: Labour’s problems with the young

but their age is
outstripping inflation

NZ Govt - National promises sinking lid education funding

trouble over
watery bridgecorp

Ministry of Economic Development - Bridgecorp Ltd and Directors Prosecuted

don't spray me
bro!

Global Peace And Justice Auckland - Pepper-sprayed protester seeking $50k's court day

There are more
policies now. If you write big they'd fill a
brochure.

Gordon Campbell - Election 08: What A National Government May Entail - Part Two

blue collar
employers

NZ Govt - Workplace collaboration to lift productivity

thank you very
much for your kind registrations

Companies Office - Companies Register Hits 500,000

not assault, apparently

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Lyndon Hood - Anti-Smacking Amendment Vindicated By Police Trial

Mister Key never repeats

NZ Govt - Key needs to be honest on New Zealand’s history

sea goes
green

NZ Govt - Legislation to safeguard ocean ecosystems

naughty, naughty
boy

Electoral Commission - NZ First, display of banners in Tauranga

tourist guy flees
to safer climes

Statistics New Zealand - Tourism expenditure passes $20 billion

highly flexible
working hours

Greens - Working week set for major changes

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Peter Dunne: Dunne's Weekly - It's Now Lowest Common Denominator Politics Instead Of Informed Political Debate

The demise of political debate as it used to be, in favour of the fervent, dogmatic statement of party opinion as incontrovertible fact as we have now, has dramatically changed the nature of political discourse around the world.

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Martin LeFevre - Meditations: What Is A Human Being?

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Binoy Kampmark: Feeling Very Fine - Picasso The Printmaker At The British Museum

This is Pablo Picasso the way he is rarely seen – at least in so far as the hundred or so pieces at the British Museum’s Picasso: Printmaker have been displayed. The viewer is treated to dazzling marked draughtsmanship that also evinces a mastery of techniques: the use of drypoint and etching, lithographs, linocuts and aquatints.

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